An Italian, Andrea Carlevaris, is to be the new secretary general of the ICC International Court of Arbitration, replacing Jason Fry.
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Carlevaris named as new secretary general of ICC Court
Wednesday, 16 May
Egyptian perspectives on arbitral tribunals
Wednesday, 16 May
An event in Cairo heard Karim Hafez spell out provocative criteria for arbitral appointments and Georges Abi-Saab criticise ICSID's procedure for deciding challenges.
African judges trained on New York Convention in Mauritius
Wednesday, 16 May
Judges must not be “stuck in national grooves” but apply their minds to the effective resolution of disputes by arbitration, said the Chief Justice of Mauritius at a recent New York Convention roadshow, while arbitrator Jan Paulsson said proper application of the instrument is “a way of giving power to citizens to make meaningful promises”.
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NETHERLANDS: Ecuador loses set-aside action
A court in The Hague has refused to set aside three UNCITRAL awards rendered in favour of US oil company Chevron against Ecuador. Stan Putter, an associate at Eversheds in Amsterdam, reports.
VIENNA: VIAC and UNCITRAL survey the arbitral landscape
The annual UNCITRAL and Vienna International Arbitration Centre (VIAC) conference in March included a discussion of the arbitrability of shareholder disputes in Model Law jurisdictions, developments in case law and institutions' experience of administering UNCITRAL arbitrations. Jarred Pinkston of Dorda Brugger Jordis in Vienna reports
DUBLIN: What’s the craic in China? CIETAC avoids the elephant in the room
BOOK REVIEW: Arbitration with the Arab Countries
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A man with many hats
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GAR interviews Columbia Law School professor George Bermann about the growth in graduate courses on international arbitration, the demands of his role as chief reporter of the American Law Institute's Restatement, and the "cataclysmic" implications of the Chevron v Ecuador case.
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