How can, should or must an arbitral tribunal conduct itself in the face of suspected illegality
of a contract in relation to which it is meant to adjudicate a dispute? How should a tribunal …

Competence-competence and corruption have, for different reasons, been mainstays of
international dispute resolution thought and practice for the longest time. In the last few years, …

Over the last several years, with the increase in the globalization of commerce and the
arbitration of cross-border disputes, arbitral tribunals have been increasingly confronted with the …

… 2 On the general subject of procedural pitfalls contained in major arbitral rules, see Richard
H Kreindler, "The Influence of the ICC Rules, UNCITRAL Rules and UNCITRAL Model Law …

The article compares arbitration and litigation and their uses in solving transnational disputes.
Arbitration has come to be known, and in some circles is still known, as alternative dispute …

The subject of oral testimony by expert witnesses is one which is familiar to experienced
disputes practitioners and laymen alike. Experienced arbitration counsel know well the potential …

… general approaches to the burden of proof and its allocation, see Kreindler (n 8), 257–259. …
in international arbitration, see Kreindler (n 8), 390–407; RH Kreindler, ‘Corruption in …

What are the legal consequences of bribery in the context of an arbitration claim by an
investor against a host state, particularly if the claim is based on a bilateral or multilateral …

BOTH FROM a foreign and a German perspective, the new German Arbitration Act, in
replacement of the relevant portions of Chapter 10 of the German Code of Civil Procedure (…

… For a recent discussion of F&ET in the context of both BIT-based and NAFTA-bascd
arbitrations, see inter alia R. Kreindler, ‘Fair and Equitable Treatment: A Comparative International …