Law Practice
Jan. 12, 2010
Opening Up to International Arbitration
Yuval Miller and M. Anderson Berry of Jones Day say California is not a major venue for international arbitration due to an accident in legislative history.
By Yuval Miller and M. Anderson Berry
Imagine that two companies, based in Connecticut and Japan, are negotiating an international trade agreement. If international arbitration becomes necessary to resolve a dispute under the agreement, they expect to use their trusted outside counsel, respectively based in New York and Tokyo. Although the Japanese attorneys have participated in New York arbitrations, they are wary of arbitrating in the Connecticut company's preferred ven...For only $95 a month (the price of 2 article purchases)
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