What is Lex Arbitri in International Arbitration?
In the field of international arbitration, lex arbitri is an essential concept to understand. It refers to the procedural or substantive law that governs an arbitration agreement or the arbitral proceedings themselves. The selection of the lex arbitri can significantly impact the outcome of the arbitration and parties' expectations. This blog post...
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Forming a Global Joint Venture
Doing business internationally is a great way to expand your customer base. An excellent way to accomplish this is through a global joint venture with one or more foreign entities. However, while these strategic alliances present a lot of opportunities for U.S. businesses, they can be highly problematic...
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PPP Contracts: Can You Negotiate?
Public-Private Partnership agreements have become a popular option for governments worldwide in delivering infrastructure and other social services. PPPs are relationship contracts between private firms and public institutions that provide a framework for collaboration in particular nations or regions. PPP contracts are commonly comprehensive documents that regulate the management of funds, governance...
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The American Arbitration Association: ICDR vs Non-ICDR ExplainedPros and Cons of Entering into a Licensing Agreement with a Foreign Company
If you own or control intellectual property rights to a product or device, then you are probably looking for ways to increase the revenue your company receives from sales. You can do this by expanding your market to a foreign country by entering into an international licensing agreement with a business overseas....
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Investment Treaty Enforced vs Not Enforced
International arbitration is a complex mechanism that allows parties from different legal systems to solve commercial disputes outside of national courts. It is becoming increasingly popular among investors as a mean to solve investment disputes with host states. However, when it comes to investment disputes, there is another crucial factor to consider:...
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What are PPP Contracts?
Public-Private Partnership (PPP) is an effective approach to implement infrastructure projects and provide public services. It is a contractual arrangement between the public sector and private entities to share the risks and responsibilities of delivering a project. PPP contracts come in different forms depending on the nature and complexity of the project....
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Exploring Different International Arbitration Institutions: A Comparative Overview
International arbitration is a popular form of dispute resolution used by multinational corporations and states for resolving disputes outside of courts. The process involves the appointment of one or more neutral arbitrators to make a binding decision on the dispute in question. In this article, we will be exploring different international arbitration...
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What is Arbitration? Local vs. International
Arbitration is a form of alternative dispute resolution that is commonly used as an alternative to traditional court proceedings. It offers a faster, more cost-effective, and often more confidential way to resolve disputes. In this blog post, we will discuss what arbitration is, how it works, and the key differences between local...
How Can I Insure My Foreign Direct Investment ?
Investments are inherently risky, but when you choose to make an investment in a foreign country, your risk may go up. So, how can you insure your foreign direct investment (FDI) and also mitigate potential risks? Here are some factors to consider:
1. Insuring your Investments with Political...
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What Is Third-Party Funding?
Third-party funding occurs when a third-party investor who is not involved in the legal dispute agrees to cover all or part of the legal (and related) expenses of litigation or arbitration. In return, if the party involved is successful, the funder will receive a percentage of the amount awarded. While originally used...
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