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Read moreDetailsThe 2026 ICC Arbitration Rules bring highly expedited procedures and expanded emergency relief, shifting drafting and enforcement strategies for Indian...
Recent jurisprudence and the stalled 2024 Arbitration Bill underscore why precise seat drafting is the defining factor for enforcing foreign...
Following Home Care Retail Marts, unsuccessful parties in Indian arbitrations can now leverage Section 9 post-award, creating new hurdles for...
Why do States sometimes fight losing battles rather than settle? Explore the political and institutional forces behind Investor-State settlement paralysis.
The 2025 Arbitration Year in Review is out: a global analysis of reforms, jurisprudence, and enforcement across 40+ seats.
Read moreDetailsWitness the new partnership between the International Centre for Appropriate Dispute Resolution and Prevention (ICADRP) and Jus Mundi, as they...
Brazil’s Superior Court supports party autonomy in arbitration, ruling that parties' agreed procedures prevail over Civil Procedure Code in ICC...
In this week's Arbitration Aftermath, the Svea Court upholds the rejection of a $6B ECT claim against Ukraine, Poland sets...
Paris Arbitration Week: Nyenrode University’s panel explored dispute prevention tools in investment and commercial arbitration, from mediation to dispute boards.
The India-EU FTA marks a trade milestone, but its unfinished investment protection framework leaves key questions on investor certainty and...
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