The State of AI in U.S. Arbitration 2026
Beyond the AI hype: AAA and Jus Mundi reveal what 550+ U.S. arbitration professionals trust, use and question about AI.
Read moreDetailsBeyond the AI hype: AAA and Jus Mundi reveal what 550+ U.S. arbitration professionals trust, use and question about AI.
Read moreDetailsEU investment screening is rewriting the bargain between states and investors, with implications for FET, expropriation, and national treatment.
Can India’s arbitrability doctrine resolve ESG disputes? This article examines where contractual ESG claims end and public-law oversight begins.
The Sports Arbitration Moot and Jus Mundi deepen their partnership to support the next generation of sports arbitration practitioners.
A Belgian court confirms that a franchise dispute remains arbitrable despite statutory protections, favouring party autonomy in cross-border commercial disputes.
The 2025 Arbitration Year in Review is out: a global analysis of reforms, jurisprudence, and enforcement across 40+ seats.
Read moreDetailsPart 5 of Middle East Arbitration: 50 Moments That Shaped 2025 covers Abu Dhabi and ADGM rulings, SCCA e-signatures, and...
The Arbitration Court of “Arbitration” LLC in Armenia (ACALLC) and Jus Mundi have teamed up to make non-confidential ACALLC arbitration...
This article discusses the evolution of the internet and how it influences online dispute resolution.
Arbitration Year in Review 2024 – Guatemala: Key court rulings reshape arbitration in commercial and infrastructure contracts; IP mediation and...
Germany proposes arbitration reforms to modernize its legal framework, enhance digitalization, and improve efficiency. Key changes include English-language proceedings, award...
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