Note, After Intel: Reconciling Policy Considerations and a Proposed Framework to Extend Judicial Assistance to International Arbitral Tribunals
By , February 8, 2012
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Parties engaged in international commercial transactions increasingly prefer arbitration as a method of dispute resolution. International arbitral tribunals occasionally require judicial assistance from federal courts to compel discovery. Providing judicial aid to international arbitral tribunals in the context of discovery requests would likely add to the speed, fairness, and reliability that make arbitration appealing, while aligning with the robust federal policy in favor ofarbitration.
