Freshfields sizes up the myths and realities of being dragged into the US justice system; and Hogan Lovells takes an in-depth look at a closely watched Supreme Court ruling on arbitrators
September 28, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
What to do when the US wants YOU - For global clients, US arbitration can be daunting, not least due to its procedural departures from other jurisdictions. Freshfields’ Timothy Harkness, Tom Snelling, Rolf Trittman and Karin Geissl attempt to quell the fears around entering the US justice system
Courts in a clash – Hogan Lovells’ Jerome Finnis dissects a surprise decision by the Court of Appeal regarding the nationality of arbitrators, and why the Supreme Court reversed it
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