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Radio Free Paris, Part 2 of 2: The ICC's International Court of Arbitration

By Dan Hull

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On July 18, in-house GE lawyer Mike McIlwrath completed his interview with Senior Case Worker Francesca Mazza at the Paris-based International Chamber of Commerce?s International Court of Arbitration in his weekly radio show for CPR, The International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution. Hear Part II. Since 1999, the ICC's Court of Arbitration has handled about 500 cases a year. Part I of the interview with Francesca, which you can find here, covered the initial stages of ICC arbitration proceedings. Part II completes the ICC process. It resumes with ?terms of reference,? and concludes with the Court's award.

Full post as published by What About Clients? on July 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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