References
Arbitration in International Double Taxation Matters
February 8, 2012
Nicolosi examines the topic of disputes arising from double taxation in the world economy by questioning whether tax arbitration agreements between nations can assist in the furtherance of cross-border transactions. Answering in the affirmative, Nicolosi concludes that tax arbitration agreements between nations promote transnational business transactions by providing a resolution mechanism for tax disputes while actively trading. Nicolosi also concludes that tax arbitration agreements provide certainty...
February 8, 2012
Nicolosi examines the topic of disputes arising from double taxation in the world economy by questioning whether tax arbitration agreements between nations can assist in the furtherance of cross-border transactions. Answering in the affirmative, Nicolosi concludes that tax arbitration agreements between nations promote transnational business transactions by providing a resolution mechanism for tax disputes while actively trading. Nicolosi also concludes that tax arbitration agreements provide certainty...
Document Discovery in International Arbitration-Getting the Documents You Need
February 8, 2012
International arbitration is the preferred method of dispute resolution for international commercial disputes. However, unlike arbitration practices in the United States, international arbitration does not provide for discovery on a level comparable to the standard in United States legal practice. This article discusses the various methods for compelling document disclosure in connection with international arbitration. The article also discusses various nations' arbitration laws and practices. It recommends...
February 8, 2012
International arbitration is the preferred method of dispute resolution for international commercial disputes. However, unlike arbitration practices in the United States, international arbitration does not provide for discovery on a level comparable to the standard in United States legal practice. This article discusses the various methods for compelling document disclosure in connection with international arbitration. The article also discusses various nations' arbitration laws and practices. It recommends...
Arbitrating Hate: Why Binding Arbitration of Discrimination Claims Is Appropriate for Union Members
February 8, 2012
For union members, binding arbitration is an excellent way to resolve discrimination disputes with employers. The article argues that critics have overly optimistic views of the court system, and that arbitration provides a venue for employees to vindicate their rights.
February 8, 2012
For union members, binding arbitration is an excellent way to resolve discrimination disputes with employers. The article argues that critics have overly optimistic views of the court system, and that arbitration provides a venue for employees to vindicate their rights.
Disputants’ Preferences for Court-Connected Dispute Resolution Procedures: Why We Should Care and Why We Know So Little
February 8, 2012
Courts should design a dispute system that is more responsive to the preferences of disputants. The first section of this article argues that party autonomy should be a fundamental value of any ADR program. The second section analyzes dispute systems and notes the flexibility courts have in developing ADR programs. The final section synthesizes past research and suggests focusing on party preferences not only promotes autonomy, but promotes court efficiency and related institutional goals.
February 8, 2012
Courts should design a dispute system that is more responsive to the preferences of disputants. The first section of this article argues that party autonomy should be a fundamental value of any ADR program. The second section analyzes dispute systems and notes the flexibility courts have in developing ADR programs. The final section synthesizes past research and suggests focusing on party preferences not only promotes autonomy, but promotes court efficiency and related institutional goals.
Moving Forward Together: The LGBT Community and the Family Mediation Field
February 8, 2012
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February 8, 2012
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Lawyers, Sex, and Marriage: Factors Empirically Correlated with the Decision to Settle
February 8, 2012
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February 8, 2012
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Rapport in Legal Negotiation: How Small Talk Can Facilitate E-mail Dealmaking
February 8, 2012
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February 8, 2012
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Mandatory Arbitration in Insurance Disputes: Inverse Preemption of the Federal Arbitration
February 8, 2012
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February 8, 2012
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