Add to ORKGBy holding that antitrust claims are arbitrable, the United States Supreme Court may have wanted to minimize, if not eliminate, the possibility that dilatory practices could thwart the international arbitral process. Faced with a potentially ruinous contractual relationship and the prospect of arbitration, a disgruntled party (like Soler) might find that it has no other remedy than postponing the day of reckoning. Raising the possibility that the entire transaction is illicit because of antitrust violations at least generates delay and might undermine the arbitration, staving off the possibility of resolution
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With the advent of the global economy and the increasing number of international commercial transact...
In many ways, the relationship between litigation and international commercial arbitration is a curi...
The writing on international commercial arbitration often is replete with statements affirming the n...
With the growth of international trade, arbitration has emerged as the preferred remedy for resolvin...
This article examines the evolving role of international commercial arbitration in the enforcement o...
Questions concerning the future orientation of the process are more pressing and demand a definition...
Arbitration is an attractive alternative for parties entering into commercial transactions. Parties ...
I have been asked to discuss how to convince United States businessmen of the need for utilizing int...
This article examines the mixed effect of arbitration upon the generation of international law norms...
The law chosen to govern the merits of an international contract dispute does not always lead to res...
A party that submits a controversy to arbitration may later regret having abandoned recourse to the ...
Despite attempts at harmonization through treaty relations and State participation in multilateral o...
Arbitration is the preferred method of settling commercial disputes internationally
A recent Court of Appeals decision has made it more difficult for judges in the United States to sec...
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