The Case of the Disappearing Arbitral Forum: The Baker/Dynamic Decision and What It Means for Parties That Have Designated the DIFC-LCIA as the Arbitral Administrator - Dispute Resolution Journal View The Case of the Disappearing Arbitral Forum: The Baker/Dynamic Decision and What It Means for Parties That Have Designated the DIFC-LCIA as the Arbitral Administrator by - Dispute Resolution Journal The Case of the Disappearing Arbitral Forum: The Baker/Dynamic Decision and What It Means for Parties That Have Designated the DIFC-LCIA as the Arbitral Administrator 78 5

In this article, the authors examine the legal impact that a recent U.S. federal district court decision may have for parties around the globe that entered into arbitration agreements that established a particular arbitral institution that subsequently ceased to exist as the administrating institution; compare the outcome from that ruling with decisions of other courts around the globe that have addressed similar issues; and offer practical guidance from the in-house and outside counsel perspective on how to minimize the risk that the ruling poses for parties facing the same issue.

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