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Arbitration Agreement in Insurance Law: The Case of Iran
Revue Internationale De Droit Compare, 2018After a brief review of insurance and arbitration in the Sharia and in Iranian laws, inspired in principle by western laws, the article examines the types of the arbitration clause in insurance contracts, the problem of validity of arbitration clause and the its effects between the parties and as regards the third parties, with some comparative views ...
Mohebbi, Mohsen, Izanloo, Mohsen
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Arbitration of Environmental Insurance Claims: It's Not All Bad News for Policyholders
Environmental Claims Journal, 2011Most environmental insurance policies contain provisions calling for arbitration of claim disputes. Arbitration generally is confidential; it prevents development of the common law and is geared toward compromise. Standard policy arbitration provisions also are often used to curtail traditional policyholder protections.
John G Nevius
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Arbitration and alternative dispute resolution in insurance law—a practitioner’s approach
ERA Forum, 2009In the insurance field, traditionally many disputes have been settled. In the wakes of major insurance incidents, recovery has, however, become more contentions. This article provides an overview of the broad variety of dispute resolution methods to be applied.
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Reinsurance and Insurance Jurisdiction in Arbitration Disputes
2020Raymond Cox +4 more
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Reinsurance and Insurance: Choice of Law in Arbitration Disputes
2020Raymond Cox +4 more
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Insurance. Arbitration Clause Waived Where Insurer Denies Liability
Virginia Law Review, 1924exaly +2 more sources
Constitutional Law. Arbitration and Award. Fire Insurance. Compulsory Arbitration of Amount of Loss
Columbia Law Review, 1932exaly +2 more sources
LAW INSURANCE MEASURES IN ARBITRATION JUDGMENTS
Proceedings of the 62th International Academic Conference, Viennaexaly +2 more sources
Arbitration International, 2004
In the mid-1980s the excess casualty insurance market in the USA collapsed to a very substantial extent. A number of insurance companies rose from the ashes, fuelled in part by capital from large US manufacturing companies. Two of these companies, ACE and XL, were based in Bermuda and began to write insurance on a freshly-drafted and novel policy form ...
R. Jacobs, P. Stanley, L. Masters
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In the mid-1980s the excess casualty insurance market in the USA collapsed to a very substantial extent. A number of insurance companies rose from the ashes, fuelled in part by capital from large US manufacturing companies. Two of these companies, ACE and XL, were based in Bermuda and began to write insurance on a freshly-drafted and novel policy form ...
R. Jacobs, P. Stanley, L. Masters
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