Arbitration World - June 2012
In this Issue:
- News from around the World
- World Investment Treaty Arbitration Update
- U.S. Supreme Court Takes Another Look at the Enforceability of Pre-Dispute Arbitration Clauses
- The “SCC Emergency Arbitrator”: First Experiences with the Pre-Arbitral Interim Relief Procedure
- Guidance from the U.S. Second Circuit on Application of the Evident Partiality Standard
- Early Case Assessment: A Litigation Arrow in an Arbitration Quiver
- English Court Decides that Arbitration Agreement is Governed by Law of Seat of Arbitration and Prevails over Exclusive Jurisdiction Clause
- International Arbitration: Developments from Singapore
- Unsolved Mystery: Colombia’s International Arbitration Law
- Who Qualifies as an Investor? A Primer on Protecting Foreign Investments (Part 1)
- Developments in International Arbitration in Mauritius
- The Chamber of Arbitration of Milan and the “Mediterranean Project”
- Eurozone Exits: Possible Impact on Commercial Contracts
- U.S. Ninth Circuit to Consider Who Decides Arbitrability When Arbitration Clause Incorporates UNCITRAL Rules But Includes Carve-Outs
From the Editors
Welcome to the 19th edition of Arbitration World, a publication from K&L Gates' Arbitration Group that highlights significant developments and issues in international and domestic arbitration for executives and in-house counsel with responsibility for dispute resolution. We hope you find this edition of Arbitration World of interest, and we welcome any feedback (email ian.meredith@klgates.com or peter.morton@klgates.com ).
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