Judicial Review

Res Judicata and Collateral Estoppel: The Preclusive Effect of Arbitration Awards in Subsequent Judicial Proceedings

By Mary Ann D’amato, Benjamin Hincks
FIRST QUARTER 2013
Follow the Settlements and Allocation after USF&G v. American Re…The Objectively Reasonable Standard

By Charles J. Scibetta
SECOND QUARTER 2013
Manifest Disregard Not Quite Dead Yet

By Ronald S. Gass
THIRD QUARTER 2012
Challenging the Arbitrator – Themes Emerging from Recent Cases

By Amy M. Rubenstein, Sarah A. Ratliff
SECOND QUARTER 2012
Navigating through the Ethical Thicket in Reinsurance Arbitrations

By Wm. Gerald McElroy, Jr.
FIRST QUARTER 2011
Sanctity of...English Arbitration Awards, The

By Jonathan Sacher, David Parker
FIRST QUARTER 2011
Have Courts Declared Open Season on Reinsurance Arbitrations? Four Recent Court Decisions Present a Case for Reinsurance Arbitration Reform

By Daniel M. Perry, Aluyah I. Imoisili
THIRD QUARTER 2010
What’s left of Manifest Disregard of the Law as a Basis for Vacatur of Arbitration Awards after Hall Street?

By Louis J. Aurichio, Joseph P. Noonan III
FIRST QUARTER 2010
Federal Jurisdiction of Insurance and Reinsurance Arbitration Disputes under the New York Convention

By Cary Lerman
FIRST QUARTER 2010
How Final Are Arbitration Awards? The Enforceability of Expanded Judicial Review Clauses

By Laura Accurso, Rachel W. Petty
SECOND QUARTER 2008
Life After Hall Street: States Remain Torn on Contractually Expanded Judicial Review of Arbitration Awards

By Aluyah I. Imoisili
FOURTH QUARTER 2008
French Case Law on Enforceability of Expanded Judicial Review Clauses

By Christian H. Bouckaert, Romain S. Dupeyré
FOURTH QUARTER 2008
Arbitration Awards and Appeal: If America Is on Hall Street, Which Street Is England on?

By Jonathan Sacher, David Parker
FOURTH QUARTER 2008
Enforceability of Agreements to Expand or Restrict the Scope of Judicial Review of Arbitral Awards

By Teresa Snider
FIRST QUARTER 2006