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