Overview
Steptoe partner Chris Paparella, of counsel Justin Ben-Asher, and associate Jennie Askew authored several practice notes that appeared in LexisNexis: "Enforcing International Commercial Arbitral Awards in New York," "Anti-Suit Injunctions in Support of International Arbitration in New York," and "Interim Measures in Support of Arbitration in New York." The notes address the judicial enforcement of international commercial arbitration awards in New York, the availability of anti-suit injunctions in support of arbitration from New York courts, and the availability of emergency and interim measures in support of arbitration in New York.
"Enforcing International Commercial Arbitral Awards in New York" content includes:
- Enforcing international commercial arbitral awards in New York
- The New York and Panama Conventions
- A system of dual jurisdiction
- Enforcement of US international commercial awards
- Enforcement of international commercial awards from other countries
- Parallel vacatur and enforcement proceedings
- Stay of enforcement pending parallel vacatur proceedings
- Enforcing an annulled award
- The requirement of personal or in rem jurisdiction
- Denying enforcement on the grounds of forum non conveniens
"Anti-Suit Injunctions in Support of International Arbitration in New York" content includes:
- Anti-suit injunctions in support of international arbitration in New York
- Anti-suit injunctions in support of international arbitration in federal court
- The China Trade threshold requirements
- The China Trade discretionary factors
- Nature of relief
- Anti-suit injunctions in support of international arbitration in state court
"Interim Measures in Support of Arbitration in New York" content includes:
- Interim measures in support of arbitration in New York
- Protecting the arbitral process
- Preserving the status quo
- Gathering or preserving evidence
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