Arbitration

Court compels arbitration finding issue of arbitrability was delegated to the arbitrators as well as sorting out procedural differences between the arbitration provisions.https://www.inredisputesblog.com/2020/06/arbitration-prevails-in-coverage-dispute/ … [Read more...] about Arbitration Prevails in Coverage Dispute

Federal District Court in Massachusetts holds that the preclusive effect of a prior arbitration award is itself an arbitrable issue. Read full article here - https://www.inredisputesblog.com/2020/03/arbitrators-to-decide-if-reinsurance-rebilling-after-final-arbitration-award-is-precluded/ … [Read more...] about Arbitrators to Decide If Reinsurance Rebilling After Final Arbitration Award Is Precluded

Court rules that the Final Award is the Final Award and rejects reinsurer’s argument that the arbitration panel was functus officio after it issued the Interim Final Award. Read full article here - https://www.inredisputesblog.com/2020/04/final-award-confirmed-over-interim-final-award-in-reinsurance-dispute/ … [Read more...] about Final Award Confirmed Over Interim Final Award in Reinsurance Dispute

Complex corporate structures and internal reinsurance relationships can complicate legacy reinsurance relationships. Larry Schiffer summarizes a recent SDNY case that dealt with one such complication in compelling arbitration. Read full article here - … [Read more...] about Who Demands Arbitration Is Key to Whether Arbitration Will be Compelled

Locke Lord highlights recent decision on ability of arbitration panel to retain jurisdiction to resolve any dispute arising out of an arbitration award. Continue reading here - https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/it-s-not-over-until-the-panel-sings-41283/ … [Read more...] about It’s Not Over … Until The Panel Sings