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Hosking Publishes on AAA/ICDR International Arbitration Rules

January 2010 – Chaffetz Lindsey partner James Hosking has co-authored the first published commentary on the International Arbitration Rules promulgated by the American Arbitration Association’s International Centre for Dispute Resolution. The ...

Prehearing Security - A Primer for Arbitrators

December 2009 - Chaffetz Lindsey partner Peter Chaffetz and associate Karen Baswell recently published the cover feature in the ARIAS-US Quarterly for the Fourth Quarter 2009. In their article, Peter ...

Availability of US Discovery in International Arbitration

Chaffetz Lindsey associate Yasmine Lahlou authored an article on the applicability to international arbitration of 28 U.S.C. 1782 ("Article 1782"), a statute which allows discovery in the U.S. in support of ...

Protecting Investors' IP Rights Through Investment Treaties

Chaffetz Lindsey partner James Hosking co-edited the first comprehensive symposium on the protection of intellectual property rights (IPRs) through bilateral investment treaties and other international investment agreements (IIAs). Published on ...

SaaS Trims IT Costs for Small Firm

Charles Scibetta, The Legal Intelligencer, July 14, 2009. Putting the right team of lawyers and support staff in place was the easy part. Having worked together for years, we knew ...

Consolidation of Arbitrations in the U.S. and the U.K.

Cecilia Moss and Stephen Surgeoner (Clifford Chance, London), Euromoney Annual Reinsurance Review, July 18, 2008. See full article here.

Waiver of Right to Arbitrate: Who Decides?

Chaffetz Lindsey associate Yasmine Lahlou published an article entitled "Waiver of Right to Arbitrate: Who Decides?" in the International Law Office electronic newsletter. The June 4, 2009 article, published while ...

Follow the Fortunes and Allocation: An Update

Peter Chaffetz and Cecilia Moss, Journal of Reinsurance, Spring ‘09. Introduction: The phrase "follow the fortunes" (or "follow the settlements") is familiar to all who work with reinsurance claims. Indeed, ...