Publications
ArbitralWomen members regularly publish articles in highly-regarded legal and ADR journals
ODR Redress System for Consumer Disputes: Clarifications, UNCITRAL Works and EU Regulation on ODR
ODR Redress System for Consumer Disputes: Clarifications, UNCITRAL Works & EU Regulation on ODR Consumer redress in cross-border e-commerce transactions remains one of the main concerns, as no consensus between the various actors has so far been found about the system to put in place for dealing with low-value high-volume…
The Future of Class, Mass, and Collective Arbitration
Stacie Strong
At the Eleventh Annual ITA-ASIL Conference on class and mass claims in arbitration, the panelist Deepak Gupta, suggested that the best way to address large-scale arbitration in the future might be through legislative and regulatory action. The discussion arose in response to statements by keynote speaker Carolyn Lamm that class…
Arbitral tribunals’ decisions on costs sanctioning the parties for counsel behavior: A phenomenon expected to increase?
Eliana-Maria Tornese
Guidelines 26 and 27 of the IBA Guidelines on Party Representation in International Arbitration have again raised the debate on the extent that Arbitral Tribunals are entitled to deal with “guerrilla tactics”. 1 The present contribution will in particular discuss Arbitral Tribunals’ power to sanction parties for the behavior of…
“Why End Users Are Investing (Big) in Distributed Generation,” Electricity Journal
A well-structured investment in distributed generation can create opportunities for end users to lower their energy bills, reduce energy price volatility, earn tax benefits, improve electric service reliability and create product differentiation through environmentally conscious decision-making. However, each investment is unique and requires careful, fact-specific due diligence.
Austrian Yearbook on International Arbitration 2014
Lisa Beisteiner
The (Perceived) Power of the Arbitrator to Revise the Contract, in Klausegger et al (eds.)