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USA—Delaware judge denies discovery order request for use in DIS arbitration (In re: Application of Storag Etzel GmbH)

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Published on: 15 April 2020
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Law360: A Delaware federal judge dismissed a German energy storage company’s application for documents it says are needed for use in a €142m (US$155m) arbitration administered by the German Arbitration Institute (DIS) over defective safety valves, concluding that private arbitration tribunals do not qualify under the applicable statute.

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