(c) 2024 Sherby & Co., Advs.<\/p>\n
In recent weeks, we have published several blog posts regarding what had been the proposed amendment to Israel\u2019s arbitration law. That amendment passed this week.<\/p>\n
This blog will continue to address issues of concern regarding Israel\u2019s adoption of the UNCITRAL Model Law.<\/p>\n
In this context, we are mindful of the lesson from the evolution of Israel\u2019s revised<\/em> civil procedure rules. The 1984 civil procedure rules were replaced by a very differen<\/em>t set of rules in 2018 \u2013 however, the effective date of those rules was put off until January 1, 2021. In that intervening time period, many amendments were made to the \u201c2018\u201d version.<\/p>\n One lesson that lawyers in Israel learned from the \u201c2018 amendment\u201d of Israel\u2019s civil procedure rules is that amendments can be amended — <\/em>sometimes shortly after the “initial” amendments.\u00a0 To that general observation, we would add that the more far reaching a set of amendments, the more open the legislature should be to whether even further<\/em> amendments should be considered. In other words, pride of authorship should be put to the side.\u00a0 We will “put meat on the bones” as to amending the amendments when we continue discussing the issue of the number<\/em> of arbitrators.<\/p>\n In addition to addressing issues of concern regarding the new arbitration law, we will delve into drafting considerations that need to be taken into consideration at the contracting stage.<\/p>\n Although the phrase \u201cstay tuned<\/em>\u201d is overused in blogs and other online fora, in this case, we can think of no better advice.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" (c) 2024 Sherby & Co., Advs. In recent weeks, we have published several blog posts regarding what had been the proposed amendment to Israel\u2019s arbitration law. That amendment passed this week. This blog will continue to address issues of concern regarding Israel\u2019s adoption of the UNCITRAL Model Law. In this context, we are mindful of<\/p>\n