This article examines international commercial arbitration, one of the most popular methods for resolution disputes that arise in context relations. The volume trade between Russia and China has been gradually increasing recent years, which testifies to fact study arbitration legal regulation both nations is extremely relevant. authors examine concept entities, as well sources govern their esta...

This study examines some of the arbitration community’s commonly accepted beliefs about arbitration outcomes and remedies in employee discharge cases, with the findings revealing that some beliefs are likely fact, while others, perhaps, are fiction. With data from 1432 Minnesota discharge awards and 74 arbitrators who decided them, eight truisms are examined pertaining to the following: the fre...

In this paper, we study a two-party pie-sharing problem in the presence of asymmetries in the stakeholders' private endowments. Both the two stakeholders and third-party arbitrators may influence the outcome. We consider Nash-demand negotiations, where the two stakeholders place demands and share the pie accordingly if demands are compatible, and elicit dictatorial allocations from the stakehol...

We analyze how reputational concerns of arbitrators affect the quality of their decision process, in particular, information acquisition and bias. We assume that arbitrators differ in their ability to observe the state of the world and that information acquisition is costly and unobservable. We show that reputational concerns increase incentives for information acquisition but may induce arbitr...

In this study, the authors examined differences between Chinese and American commercial arbitrators. They predicted and found that Chinese arbitrators make higher awards for interfirm contract violations than Americans. This difference is partially explained by differences in attributions. Prior theory suggests, and the authors found, that the Chinese tend to have more internal attributions for...

Abstract Parties find it difficult to determine which Nigerian High Court should intervene in the appointment of arbitrators due conflicting judicial precedents. This perennial challenge has defied any legal solution. Considering relevant case law, this article examines Arbitration and Conciliation Act (ACA) vis-à-vis Constitution. The main argument is that Constitution read alongside ACA confe...

according to the provisions of civil proceedings code, courts procedural principles and formalities are not required to be respected in arbitration. such provisions are differently interpreted by lawyers. some lawyers believe that since arbitration is a kind of personal judgment, it should not be subject to the civil procedure and therefore arbitrators directly or with the request of the partie...

When it comes to fairness in modern U.S. insurance and reinsurance arbitrations (hereafter “insurance arbitrations”), perception is arguably as important as reality. If the parties do not perceive the process to be fair, they will not embrace arbitration as an alternative to litigation regardless of whether it is cheaper or faster. Central to the parties’ perception of fairness is the compositi...