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Healthcare Reimbursement: HMO Arbitration Clause Enforced

Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2003
In Pacificare Health Systems, Inc. v. Jefrey Book, the US. Supreme Court ruled that the mandatory arbitration clause in an HMO contract should be enforced to compel a physician to arbitrate his RICO charges against the health plan, even though the clause could be construed to limit the arbitrator’s authority to award full damages under the RICO statute.
Carly N. Kelly
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“Arbitration Clause”

IIC - International Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law
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Determining the applicable law to the arbitration agreement in the absence of a choice of law clause under Hong Kong Law: a call for renewed internationalism

Arbitration International, 2022
The courts of Hong Kong have determined the governing law of the underlying contract to indicate an express, implied and no choice of the law applicable to the arbitration agreement.
Filip Nordlund
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MOST-FAVORED NATION TREATMENT CLAUSE IN INVESTMENT ARBITRATION

, 2021
Bilateral and regional investment agreements have proliferated in the last decade and new ones are still being negotiated. Most-Favored-Nation (MFN) clauses link investment agreements by ensuring that the parties to one treaty provide treatment no less ...
Nargiz Zeynalli
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Supreme Court in Centrotrade 2016: Too Quick to Nod at the Validity of the Two-Tier Arbitration Clause?

Asian International Arbitration Journal, 2018
In a decade’s time since the Supreme Court’s ruling in Centrotrade in 2006, a plethora of questions opened relating to two-tier arbitrations: What is the nature of the awards in the first and second instances; where is the appellate tribunal seated; what
G. Dunna
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Alleviating Jurisdictional Uncertainty: An Arbitration Clause or a Jurisdiction Clause?

Business Law Review, 2016
Disputes arising from commercial contracts involving foreign elements can be subject to litigation in many forums. Jurisdictional uncertainty has a very negative impact on engagement in international commerce.
Mutasim Ahmad Alqudah
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