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Tag Archives: American Arbitration Association (AAA)

Head-to-Head: Comparing Three Arbitration Regimes for US Based Asset Managers

By Julia Bihary and Alexis L. Namdar on Posted in International Arbitration, Litigation
The choice of arbitration institution can arise at any point in an investment cycle: from finalising initial agreements at fund or portfolio company level, or on an ad hoc basis when a dispute arises. To help demystify some differences – this article sets out the key features of three commonly used international arbitration regimes that … Continue Reading

Florida’s High Court Clarifies that Incorporating AAA Rules into an Arbitration Provision Delegates Arbitrability to Arbitrator

By Jared M. DuBosar on Posted in Arbitration, Commercial Litigation
When a litigant seeks to compel arbitration pursuant to the Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”), there are two issues that must be resolved: (1) whether there is an agreement to arbitrate; and, if so, (2) whether the dispute at issue falls within the scope of the arbitration agreement.  The Florida Supreme Court’s recent decision in Airbnb, … Continue Reading
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