International
Oct. 7, 2000
Worldly Wrangles
Parties and counsel may expect that the arbitrator they designate will not be impartial. But if the arbitration is deemed an "international arbitration," they may find their expectations do not comply with applicable law or the understanding of others.
As international trade increases, more and more transnational disputes are submi...
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