Sentence examples for corporate arbitration from inspiring English sources
Putting arbitrators in a position of dependence on being chosen by the large corporate arbitration users tilts the playing field unfairly.
The corporate arbitration lawyers that take up many of the cases – and their supportive political allies – are keen to say that it proves the system can work fairly.
MOSCOW -- An international tribunal has ruled that the Russian government must defend itself against claims from shareholders in the now-defunct Yukos oil company for an estimated $100 billion in damages -- the most ever sought in a corporate arbitration proceeding, according to lawyers for Yukos.
Having the conversation about the best policies for users is not happening in a vacuum; users, many of whom are already airing their grievances with corporate control through movements like Occupy Wall Street, make us stop and think about corporate arbitration of data management policies.
Perhaps it's because functioning courts are less useful to corporations than opaque and unjust arbitration by corporate lawyers.
The firm has more than 40 practice areas and advises clients in matters involving, among others, mergers and acquisitions, litigation and arbitration, corporate finance, corporate restructuring, securities law, banking, project finance, energy and infrastructure, antitrust, tax and intellectual property.
Both companies, in the face of corporate scandals, used arbitration clauses to try to quash legal challenges from customers.
The second main concern was that if these disputes were regularly litigated in arbitration, corporate law would be made but no one would know about it, making the life of companies and lawyers who advise them much harder.
In a new ad running in key newspapers, American Rights at Work again challenges corporate hypocrisy on arbitration.
ISDS allows corporations to sue governments at offshore arbitration panels of corporate lawyers, bypassing domestic courts.
"ISDS allows corporations to sue governments at offshore arbitration panels of corporate lawyers, bypassing domestic courts," he says, and is "the most dangerous aspects of the talks".
