AAA Yearbook on Arbitration & the Law - 25th Edition - Part II: Decisions That Discuss AAA Arbitration Rules - Digest of Cases Discussing AAA Rules (Arranged Alphabetically)
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D. Digests of Cases Discussing AAA Rules (Arranged Alphabetically)
Agility Public Warehousing Co. K.S.C. v. Supreme Foodservice GmbH, 810 F.Supp.2d 703 (S.D.N.Y.2011)
ICDR; New York Convention; Manifest Disregard of Law
Supreme was the prime vendor under a contract with the United States to supply food and other supplies to U.S. forces in several Middle East countries (Zone 1). The agreement called for a monthly fee of 3.5 percent of net revenues. Supreme could terminate Agility, but it still would be obligated to pay a “post-termination fee” of 1.75 percent of monthly net revenue for the life of the prime contract.
A. Overview: The AAA Arbitration Rules in the Courts
B. Alphabetical Table of Rules Cases
C. Index of Cases Arranged By Type of AAA Rules
D. Digests of Cases Discussing AAA Rules (Arranged Alphabetically)