Title: Liability insurance in international arbitration
Description: "Insurance policies written on the Bermuda Form have a distinctly international flavour. The policyholder and the insurers are often based in different countries. The policy includes an express choice of New York law (with certain modifications), and invariably provides for disputes to be settled by arbitration, usually in England, sometimes in Bermuda."--P. [29].
Subjects: Arbitration and award, Insurance claims, Liability Insurance, Insurance law, International commercial arbitration, Conflict of laws, International arbitration,Insurance law,Civil procedure, litigation & dispute resolution,Comparative law, Disasters, Accountability, Arbitration clause
Places: Great Britain, United States