New York Arbitration Week 2020 CLE Materials

In order to receive CLE credit for your participation in this webinar, please download the CLE written materials provided on this page and fill out and return the CLE verification form.

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Download CLE Written Materials:

• AMCI Holdings, Inc. v. CBF Industria de Gusa SA, Bermann Amicus Brief
• Brekoulakis, Rethinking Consent in Int’l Comm. Arb. - A General Theory for Non-signatories
• CBF Indústria de Gusa SA v. AMCI Holdings, Inc, City Bar Amicus Brief
• CBF Indústria de Gusa SA v. AMCI Holdings, Inc., Second Circuit Opinion
• Davis, Nationalist Stoplights on A New York Convention Autobahn
• GE Energy Power Conversion France SAS, Corp., Bermann et al. Amicus Brief
• GE Energy Power Conversion France SAS, Corp., Davis & Ibrahim Amicus Brief
• GE Energy Power Conversion France SAS, Corp., SCOTUS Opinion
• Halla, Non-Signatories in Int’l Comm. Arb. - Contesting the Myth of Consent
• Practical Law, Joining non-signatories to an arbitration (6-275-4952)
• Practical Law, Joining Nonsignatories to an Arbitration in the US (w-011-3186)
• Shehata, Waiver & Estoppel in Egyptian Arb. -Cementing Egypt’s Status as an Arbitration-Friendly Jurisdiction in Africa
• Switzerland No. 2020-1, A d.d. v. B SA, Bundesgericht
• Translation of Judgment No. 18309, JY 89. Estoppel (S&P)

Sahani, Outline of Presentation
Baldwin, Outline of Presentation 
Panel II, Enforcing Awards, Slides

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