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Top Strategies for Winning Arbitration in China
This article discusses how Wholly-Foreign Owned Enterprises ("WFOEs") can be successful in arbitration under Chinese Law. The China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (“CIETAC”) has reported a rapid growth in commercial arbitration cases in China. Many of these arbitrations have involved WOFEs engaged in activities through the Chinese Government's the Belt and Road Initiative. If a WFOE find themselves in arbitration in CIETAC, parties to a dispute should understand the basic underpinnings of the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration of 1985 (“Model Law”). Strategies for winning arbitration include: agreeing to arbitrate in the first place; executing an enforceable arbitration clause; knowing how and when to commence an arbitration action; applying the correct substantive law; understanding the arbitrability of the case; prepare sound evidence; and ensuring the outcome of arbitration is enforceable.
America’s Africa Strategy and The Retreating Rhino: A Disconnect Between U.S. Policy and U.S. Business
A Disconnect Between U.S. Policy and U.S. Business
Ehrenstein|Sager Attended the 7th Annual World Conference of Abacus Worldwide, an International Association of Independent Accounting and Legal Firms
Ehrenstein|Sager Attended the 7th Annual World Conference of Abacus Worldwide
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals Confirms That Annulled Awards Can Be Enforced
One year after the Pemex, the U.S. Second Circuit distinguished a more recent decision by confirming that annulled awards cannot be enforced.
Dissolution of Marriage Granted Despite Foreign Jurisdiction
A blog post about a case in which a Connecticut court granted a divorce to a couple who was married in Guatemala and one of the spouses had never stepped foot in Connecticut.
IMMIGRATION: TN-1 Visa Renewals
If you already have a TN Visa, you may renew your stay for three years. In fact, there is no limit on how many three-year renewals you may obtain.
Self-determination in International Law
Self-Determination in International Law, 12 Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law 132, 1981