Sentence examples for foreign arbitration from inspiring English sources

In major commercial cases, Russian litigants are still likely to go to English courts or foreign arbitration tribunals.

Vaisanen, Tiina E. (2012) "Incompetent Drafting and Complex Laws: Automatically Waiving Set-Aside of Foreign Arbitration Awards in the United States," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 45 : No. 3, Article 6.

Where a foreign arbitration clause is involved, the Federal Arbitration Act should be construed with due regard for the doctrine that the "emphatic federal policy in favor of arbitral dispute resolution..

applies with special force in the field of international commerce". The U.S. Supreme Court has held that foreign arbitration clauses selecting a foreign forum are enforceable in the United States.

It would double U.S. liability under the investor-state dispute settlement regime by empowering an additional 9,200 Japanese and Australian firms to attack our laws in foreign arbitration tribunals.

They empower individual foreign corporations and investors to drag the U.S. government in front of foreign arbitration tribunals to demand compensation from taxpayers when the investor believes that policies - applying equally to domestic and foreign firms enacted by Congress and approved by our courts - violate their new trade pact investor rights.

The law, he added, would be one of a set of developments to be rolled out "in the early part of next year, with a number of new laws and amendments to existing laws set to be approved, including competition, foreign investment, arbitration, intellectual property, industries and small- to medium-size businesses".

Prof Hong Chol-Hua, an expert at the Academy of Social Sciences in Pyongyang, assured us there are clear laws on foreign investment and arbitration, protecting the rights of investors.

A better approach might be for foreign investors to use arbitration clauses in the contracts they sign with governments.

More recently critics have concentrated on the "investor-state dispute settlement" (ISDS) process, a provision to allow foreign investors to seek arbitration and compensation in the event of expropriation or other governmental misdeeds.

The White House also wants stronger language to insure that Americans are not being laid off and then replaced with cheaper foreign labor and an arbitration process for American workers who think they have been wrongly let go.