Why international arbitration is ideally suited for the Life Sciences and Health sector

Private, flexible and easily enforceable across much of the world, it is not hard to see why international arbitration is already popular, and set to become more so, for the LSH sector

Life sciences projects are invariably technical, high risk, protracted and collaborative in nature. Often, multiple parties across a range of jurisdictions are involved, as well as centring on confidential subject matter and sensitive data. And, of course, the stakes are frequently high. The choice of forum for resolving disputes can make a significant difference, so it pays to make sure you have fully considered the available options – particularly international arbitration.

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Tenet appeals $10M arbitration award to whistleblower physicians

Tenet Healthcare Corp. is appealing a ruling Monday by the U.S. District Court in Detroit that refused to vacate or seal a $10 million arbitration award to two whistleblower physicians.

Dr. Amir Kaki and Dr. Mahir Elder are two prominent cardiologists who held directorships and other privileges at Detroit Medical Center until defendants including Dallas-based Tenet refused to renew them, according to the ruling by the U.S. District Court in Dr. Amir Kaki et al. v. Tenet Healthcare Corp., et al.

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