Ethics in International Arbitration

April 2014

Is there a need for further regulation in international arbitration? McNair Chambers analyses the recent developments in the main rules and regulations that govern ethics in this practice area. The term ‘ethics’ in this article is defined broadly as the “rules of conduct recognised in respect to a particular class of human actions of a particular group”. Given the international...

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