Add to ORKGThis paper will examine judicial review of the arbitration process from the viewpoint of the arbitrator, who is professionally interested in careful and fair procedures leading to an award that will not be overturned by the courts. The principle area of study will be the maritime arbitrations to which the Federal Arbitration Act (the statute) applies to
Under the FAA, review of arbitration awards is limited to specific circumstances. However, in many i...
Supreme Court case law teaches us that the federal interest in arbitration does not consist of enfor...
The adaptation and application of judicial procedures to arbitration have long been subjects of vita...
Typically, one would presume that judicial review, in the context of arbitration, refers to the proc...
Judicial review of arbitral awards constitutes a form of risk management. In most countries courts m...
Grievance arbitration is one of the fundamental cornerstones of the North American industrial relati...
This paper will examine and analyse the respective arbitration acts of England and the U.S. with a v...
The principle of finality has served as one of the fundamental principles in international commercia...
Congressional intent to make arbitration a viable alternative to traditional litigation is codified ...
This paper surveys cases under California law in which commercial arbitration awards have been revie...
Substantive Review of Arbitral Awards in International Commercial Arbitration Arbitration is a form ...
Article V of the New York convention lays down the provisions under which the recognition and enforc...
This thesis seeks to identify the main shortcoming of the current system of review within internatio...
While international commercial arbitration is widely regarded as an alternative dispute resolution m...
Arbitration is a consensual adjudication process. This implies that parties have agreed to accept th...
Under the FAA, review of arbitration awards is limited to specific circumstances. However, in many i...
Supreme Court case law teaches us that the federal interest in arbitration does not consist of enfor...
The adaptation and application of judicial procedures to arbitration have long been subjects of vita...
Typically, one would presume that judicial review, in the context of arbitration, refers to the proc...
Judicial review of arbitral awards constitutes a form of risk management. In most countries courts m...
Grievance arbitration is one of the fundamental cornerstones of the North American industrial relati...
This paper will examine and analyse the respective arbitration acts of England and the U.S. with a v...
The principle of finality has served as one of the fundamental principles in international commercia...
Congressional intent to make arbitration a viable alternative to traditional litigation is codified ...
This paper surveys cases under California law in which commercial arbitration awards have been revie...
Substantive Review of Arbitral Awards in International Commercial Arbitration Arbitration is a form ...
Article V of the New York convention lays down the provisions under which the recognition and enforc...
This thesis seeks to identify the main shortcoming of the current system of review within internatio...
While international commercial arbitration is widely regarded as an alternative dispute resolution m...
Arbitration is a consensual adjudication process. This implies that parties have agreed to accept th...
Under the FAA, review of arbitration awards is limited to specific circumstances. However, in many i...
Supreme Court case law teaches us that the federal interest in arbitration does not consist of enfor...
The adaptation and application of judicial procedures to arbitration have long been subjects of vita...