News 08 Jan. 2021
Curtis Adds Africa Insider and Corporate Partner Kalidou Gadio in the U.S.
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News 18 Nov. 2020
Libya Obtains Historic Victory in Setting Aside of EUR452 Million Arbitral Award
News 15 Dec. 2020
Kazakhstan Secures US$1.9 Billion in Settlement of Arbitral Dispute
News 26 Feb. 2020
Curtis Secures Comprehensive Victory for the Republic of Kazakhstan’s Committee of Roads
Event 05 Jan. 2021
Partner Robert Honeywell participates in Fundación Fide panel on U.S. and Spanish Insolvency Systems
News 20 Dec. 2020
Curtis Counsel Fuad Zarbiyev Nominated for Membership in International Law Commission
Event 19 Jan. 2021
Partner Gabriela Alvarez Avila Participates in Instituto Peruano de Arbitraje’s Third International Women in Arbitration Conference
News 17 Dec. 2020
Partner Antonio Prida and Associate Irene Cuellar Publish Article on Mexico Potentially Incorporating The UNCITRAL Model Law and The Singapore Convention into National Legislation
Client Alert 13 Jan. 2021
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit Upholds Qatar’s Sovereign Immunity in Cyberespionage Case
Event 09 Jan. 2021
Partner Charles Howland Serves as Judge for the Stetson International Environmental Moot Court Competition
Client Alert 30 Dec. 2020
U.S. Insight: Update on Virtual Notarization (Executive Order 202.7) During the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Pandemic (Updated: December 30, 2020)
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Article 02 Jul. 2020
Mexico City-based partner Antonio M. Prida and associate Irene Cuéllar recently published an article entitled, “Mediation: An effective method for dealing with controversies arising from the measures taken in Mexico to deal with COVID-19,” in the 32nd. issue of “Opiniones técnicas sobre temas de relevancia nacional,” a legal magazine published by the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
The 32nd. issue focuses on the sanitary emergency of COVID-19, and the importance of alternative dispute resolutions mechanisms in resolving legal conflicts emerging from the current situation. Mr. Prida and Mrs. Cuéllar’s article asserts that measures taken by the Mexican government are causing generalized non-compliance with contractual and legal obligations, which will surely generate a number of controversies, the volume of which could cause the judicial system to collapse. To help alleviate these effects, the authors suggest the use of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, especially mediation, facilitated by electronic tools. The authors explain the main advantages offered by mediation as opposed to litigation, and propose solutions that offer full legal certainty to their users, equal to those offered by Court judgments or arbitral awards.
Click here to read the article in Spanish.
Commercial Disputes - Arbitration
Commercial Disputes - Litigation
Antonio M. Prida
Partner
Irene Cuéllar Araiza
Associate
Mexico City
+52 55 5282 1100
Event 07 Jan. 2021
Partner Fernando Tupa Participates in webinar hosted by the Instituto Peruano de Arbitraje (IPA)
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