Arbitrator Bias

W.W. Park
Park, William W.

Article from: TDM 6 (2015), in Arbitrator Bias

Level Playing Fields

(a) Two Ways to Sabotage Arbitration Seeking to bring arbitration into disrepute, an evil gremlin might contemplate two starkly different routes. One route would tolerate appointment of pernicious arbitrators, biased and unable to judge independently. An alternate route to shipwreck, also reducing confidence in the integrity of the arbitral process, would establish unrealistic ethical standards that render the arbitrator's position precarious and susceptible to destabilisation by litigants engaged in dilatory tactics or seeking to annul unfavourable awards. To reduce the ...

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W.W. Park; "Arbitrator Bias"
TDM 6 (2015), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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