New on the UC Law Review Blog, Professor John B. Pinney explains why international commercial arbitration is far more than simply "arbitration across borders." By comparing it with domestic arbitration in the United States, the Article highlights the procedural, evidentiary, and enforcement mechanisms that have made international arbitration the principal means of resolving cross-border commercial disputes.
To Arbitrate, or Not to Arbitrate: A Question of Contractual Interpretation
Author: Collin L. Ryan, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Arbitration. Most know and understand the term and its function for resolving differences. Yet if asked to classify the act of arbitrating a legal dispute under a broader category, where would the term fit? Is it an action? Is it a proceeding? Or is... Continue Reading →
