Born's International Arbitration Lectures

Born's International Arbitration Lectures

25 Seasons

- Comprehensive online course on international arbitration
- In-depth lectures by Gary Born, the preeminent authority on international commercial and investment arbitration
- Academic and rigorous
- Practical applications and advice

Subscribe Trailer Share
Born's International Arbitration Lectures

8 Episodes

  • 10.1
    24:27
    10.1
    Episode 1

    10.1

    Episode 1

    This segment addresses the general principles applicable to non-signatories in international arbitration and non-signatory issues in cases of agency and under the doctrine of apparent authority.

  • 10.2
    18:01
    10.2
    Episode 2

    10.2

    Episode 2

    This segment addresses the non-signatory issues in cases of veil-piercing and the case law analysis regarding the alter ego doctrine.

  • 10.3
    24:18
    10.3
    Episode 3

    10.3

    Episode 3

    This segment addresses the non-signatory issues in cases of legal succession, assignment, novation or transfer.

  • 10.4
    20:32
    10.4
    Episode 4

    10.4

    Episode 4

    This segment addresses the non-signatory issues in cases of estoppel and guarantor relations.

  • 10.5
    22:44
    10.5
    Episode 5

    10.5

    Episode 5

    This segment addresses some particular non-signatory issues of guarantor relations and non-signatory issues in cases of implied consent.

  • 10.6
    20:47
    10.6
    Episode 6

    10.6

    Episode 6

    This segment addresses non-signatory issues under the group of companies doctrine and in case of corporate officers and directors.

  • 10.7
    15:47
    10.7
    Episode 7

    10.7

    Episode 7

    This segment addresses issues of formal validity and non-signatories to international arbitration agreements.

  • 10.8
    19:55
    10.8
    Episode 8

    10.8

    Episode 8

    This segment addresses the choice of law governing non-signatory issues, the allocation of competence to decide non-signatory issues and the future directions of non-signatory issues in international arbitration.

×