Inside (Corporate Counsel Newsletter) provides updates on Section activities, recent cases, and articles about current issues. Topics of past articles include ethics, privilege, corporate criminal liability and internal investigations. Edited by Allison Tomlinson, Esq. and Janice Handler, Esq., Inside is published by the Corporate Counsel Section and distributed to Section Members free of charge.

Inside is published as a benefit for members of the Corporate Counsel Section and is copyrighted by the New York State Bar Association. The copying, reselling, duplication, transferring, reproducing, reusing, retaining or reprinting of this publication is strictly prohibited without permission. © New York State Bar Association. All rights reserved. ISSN 0736-0150 (print) ISSN 1933-8597 (online)

(Winter 2012)

Message from the Chair
(David S. Rothenberg)

Inside Inside
(Allison B. Tomlinson)

Dispute Resolution Around the Globe

International Commercial Disputes: To Arbitrate or to Litigate, That Is the Question
(Oliver Armas and Thomas Pieper)

Ontario Adopts UNCITRAL Model Law for Commercial Mediations
(Doug Harrison)

Dispute Resolution in China
(Cheryl L. Davis and Yao Fu Bailey)

Negotiating Dispute Resolution Clauses in Argentina
(Juan Pablo de Luca)

Dispute Resolution by Arbitration in Poland
(Zdzislaw “Zee” Wieckowski)

Arbitration in Mainland China—How to Make Your CIETAC Arbitration Clauses More International
(Jessica Fei and Damien McDonald)

Rethinking Mediation: Moving Beyond the Adversarial Model
(Steven Rabinowitz)

Dispute Resolution in Korea: Points to Keep in Mind When Drafting the Terms of Your Next Commercial Agreement
(Andrew Park)

New Decision Highlights the Importance of Forum Selection Clauses in Cross-Border Employment Agreements
(Philip M. Berkowitz)

Drafting Dispute Resolution Clauses Involving Australian Parties—What U.S. Corporate Counsel Should Consider
(Henry Winter and David Mason)

Dispute Resolution/Forum Selection Clauses—What Corporate Counsel Should Keep in Mind
(Clifford J. Hendel and Elena Sevila)

What’s New

Special Congratulations to Our Summer 2012 Interns
New York State Bar Association Corporate Counsel Section
The Kenneth G. Standard Internship Program

Defining and Re-Defining Due Diligence: In Search of a Standard
(Marvin G. Pickholz and Mary C. Pennisi)

Things Too Good to Be True Don’t Usually Last
(Václav Rovenský and Ji?í Horník)

The Challenges of eDiscovery and Cloud Computing
(Jonathan P. Armstrong, Eric J. Sinrod and Philip Favro)

(Section Members Only)

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