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United States Arbitration

Mass Momentum: What’s Next for Mass Arbitration?

16/02/2025 by Aceris Law LLC

Mass Arbitration

In recent years, mass arbitration has emerged as a novel and often controversial tool within United States (U.S.) domestic arbitration. These proceedings occur when a large number of similar individual claims are filed against the same respondent, often a large corporation, creating a high-stakes environment where respondents are forced to either pay substantial administrative fees […]

Filed Under: United States Arbitration

Which Foreign Investors Could Sue Trump’s United States in Arbitration?

02/02/2025 by Aceris Law LLC

Trump Investor-State Arbitration Foreign Investors

Since taking office for the second time, President Trump has unleashed a torrent of executive orders aimed at reshaping America’s legal and political landscape — from immigration and climate change to trade, civil rights, energy policy, and tariffs.[1] His unpredictable approach to governance has sparked domestic and international concerns, particularly among foreign investors who may […]

Filed Under: Investment Arbitration, United States Arbitration

Document Production in International Arbitration

19/03/2023 by Aceris Law LLC

Document Production International Arbitration

Document production is one of the most controversial yet essential steps in international arbitration. Since cases are generally decided based on documents rather than oral testimony, document production can be a powerful tool for discovering evidentiary material crucial to winning an arbitration.[1] It is not surprising that arbitral proceedings commonly include a document production phase. […]

Filed Under: Ad Hoc Arbitration, Document Production in Arbitration, France Arbitration, ICC Arbitration, International Arbitration, UNCITRAL Arbitration, UNCITRAL Model Law, United Kingdom Arbitration, United States Arbitration

Security for Claims in International Arbitration – Preble-Rish Haiti v. BMPAD

28/08/2021 by Aceris Law LLC

Security for payment international arbitration

In international arbitration, security for claims, also called security for payment,[1] belongs to a category of interim or provisional measures that can be sought prior to the issuance of the final award. If granted by the arbitral tribunal, it consists in “a kind of advance payment designated to guarantee the payment and/or enforcement of the […]

Filed Under: Ad Hoc Arbitration, Enforcement of Arbitration Awards, Security, United States Arbitration

ICDR 2021 Rules Amendments

06/03/2021 by Aceris Law LLC

The rules of the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (“ICDR”) of the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) entered into force in 1998. They were first revised in 2014. Seven years later, the ICDR issued a revised set of rules effective on 1 March 2021. In line with the recent revisions of institutional arbitration rules in Europe,[1] […]

Filed Under: ICDR Arbitration, United States Arbitration

Depositions in International Arbitration

08/10/2020 by Aceris Law LLC

Deposition international arbitration

Depositions in international arbitration are rare but do occur. A deposition is defined as “[a] witness’s out-of-court testimony that is reduced to writing (usually by a court reporter) for later use in court or for discovery purposes”.[1] While depositions are generally associated with American pre-trial discovery, they are called for in a surprising number of […]

Filed Under: ICDR Arbitration, United States Arbitration

Aceris Law Successfully Resolves Dispute in Solar Industry

19/09/2020 by Aceris Law LLC

Solar Panel Arbitration

Aceris Law is pleased to announce that it has successfully resolved another long-running international dispute, in the solar industry, between American and East Asian businesses. The dispute, which was subject to various laws of the United States, concerned a joint venture to produce solar panels and involved disputed exclusivity provisions, intellectual property disputes, disputed non-compete […]

Filed Under: About Aceris, United States Arbitration, William Kirtley

Does an Arbitration Clause Survive the Termination of a Contract?

15/08/2020 by Aceris Law LLC

Termination-of-a-contract-arbitration-clause

An arbitration clause in a contract is generally regarded as an autonomous agreement that may survive the termination of the contract that contains it. This presumption is often referred as “separability” or the “doctrine of separability”, according to which an arbitration clause is a “separate contract” whose validity and existence are independent from the substantive […]

Filed Under: Commercial Arbitration, France Arbitration, United Kingdom Arbitration, United States Arbitration

Aceris Law Successfully Resolves ICC Arbitration Involving the Cryptocurrency Industry

08/04/2020 by Aceris Law LLC

Cryptocurrency arbitration

The international arbitration boutique Aceris Law is pleased to announce that it has successfully resolved another dispute for another client, this time an arbitration concerning the cryptocurrency industry. Cryptocurrency arbitrations remain rare, but are likely to grow over the coming years as blockchain-related technologies become more mainstream. Cryptocurrencies are digital assets that serve as a […]

Filed Under: About Aceris, Cryptocurrency Arbitration, ICC Arbitration, United States Arbitration, William Kirtley

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