By Rick Mendenhall
Remember that time I wrote about the sex
appeal of corruption in blogposts? Well DC’s international legal events
community must be following The Summit because we have a cavalcade of
corruption events this month.
Please join the American Society of International Law this April
when they host
a conference on corruption in international arbitration. Speakers include
partners from Sidley Austin, White & Case, and local professors. Panelists
will address domestic remedies for corrupt international arbitration decisions,
and how corruption claims might alter the jurisdictions of arbitration panels.
For those interested in international arbitration, Inside Counsel
has a good run down here
of the main differences between international arbitration and domestic
litigation. If you just want to read about corruption, The Economist has a tremendous follow-up
on the Chinese official I wrote about in November who stashed ten semi-trailer
truckloads of gold, jade and cash in his basement.
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