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San Miguel on Arbitration

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San Miguel on Contracts and Arbitration is a weekly podcast hosted by Johannes San Miguel, LLM, JSD, attorney, professor, and certified legal expert; to share some ideas about the most important cases of international commercial and investment arbitration as well as their relevant legal ramifications in terms of contracts, pacta sunt servanda, rebus sic stantibus, applicable law, venue and seat of arbitration, hardship, expropriation, fair and equitable treatment, among other issues of interest to arbitrators, companies, law firms and attorneys as well. If you have Spanish language listening skills, you can avoid my consistent torture of grinding Shakespeare´s language by turning to the twin podcast San Miguel sobre Contratos y Arbitraje.

In my experience in international commercial arbitration, I´ve noticed how businesspeople and lawyers from Europe and Canada struggle with Latam legal issues and risks. Likewise, many businesspeople and lawyers from Latam find it challenging to cope with the intricacies of US, Canadian, and EU law. To them, I address myself from this podcast. 

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    • Coinbase v Bielski, SCOTUS

      Coinbase v Bielski, SCOTUS
      Jul 8 2023

      Three issues to discuss today:

      §  Motion to compel arbitration at denial and subsequent appeal against denial, put on hold every court proceeding until final resolution of the appeal.

      §  US arbitration reinforced above courts of law,

      For Latam practitioners, US arbitration positions itself directly above Europe. Hence, a surge in arbitration agreements in the US, particularly in Miami, is expected.
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