Ira Ryk-Lakhman* Much ink has been spilt throughout the years on States’ and the public interest’s role in international commercial arbitration. These issues are of particular importance where the litigants in a given arbitration come from neighboring – and not necessarily allied – states, and even more so when the particular neighborhood in question is … Continue reading When Public Interests, State Strategy, and International Law Clash in One Confidential Commercial Arbitration
Month: December 2015
Call for Papers: Bucerius Law Journal Conference on International Investment Law & Arbitration
Supported by Neil Kaplan and Doak Bishop In collaboration with Neil Kaplan QC CBE and R. Doak Bishop, the Bucerius Law Journal is proud to announce its first conference on International Investment Law & Arbitration. The conference will take place in the facilities of the Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, Germany on 22nd and 23rd April … Continue reading Call for Papers: Bucerius Law Journal Conference on International Investment Law & Arbitration
Right to Regulation & Investment Court System: Alternative to ISDS? (Part I)
by Pratyush Nath Upreti, Upreti & Associates* Intellectual Property is sexy! Its romantic endeavor with other branches of law makes it appealing for IP scholars. This romance can be seen through the lens of the global Intellectual property regime. In today’s industrialized world, the landscape of the intellectual property is changing. Mostly, all forms of … Continue reading Right to Regulation & Investment Court System: Alternative to ISDS? (Part I)