Colleen Angus Yamada
March 11, 2019 | New York Law Journal
Interpreting Ambiguous Domestic and Foreign Arbitral AwardsDomestic and (especially) foreign parties should feel very comfortable selecting New York as a seat for their arbitrations.
By Julissa Reynoso, Marcelo Blackburn, Michael Fernandez and Colleen Angus-Yamada
9 minute read
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