The Advocate’s Ethicsin International Arbitration

Lyudmila M. Churkina –Attorney, Candidate of Law, Associate professor of the Department of Constitutional and International Law of the Urals Institute of Administration – Ekaterinburg Branch of Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration; Senior lecturer at the European Law and Comparative Law Chair, Legal Department, Liberal Arts University – University for Humanities (Ekaterinburg).
Year: 2017
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UDK: [347.965:341.63]+174
Pages: 84-88
Language: russian
Section: LAW
Keywords: ethics, advocate, international arbitration, international association of lawyers.
Abstract
For the past years, the role of the international arbitration as a means to settle the disputes with foreign participants has taken on increased significance. The dispute settlement procedure involving advocates of different jurisdictions causes some problems, including the problem of professional ethics of advocates who follow different professional rules and ethics. Thereby, the author considers it interesting to study ethical conflicts arising in the international arbitration and international ethical norms regulating advocates’ behavior in the international arbitration.
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