Jus Mundi Arbitration Review (JMAR)
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Read moreDetailsContribute to JMAR, Jus Mundi’s international arbitration journal. Share expert insights and reach a global audience of legal scholars and practitioners.
Read moreDetailsHerbert Smith Freehills Kramer on how Jus AI helps its arbitration practice go deeper, move faster, and deliver more comprehensive...
France's annulment landscape is shifting: Astaris v Venezuela limits new jurisdictional arguments, departing from Schooner, as reform leaves Article 1466...
Explore how the 2026 ICC Rules make Terms of Reference optional, shifting their functions to PO-1 and the CMC, and...
In MSA Global, the Delhi High Court treats an arbitrator's non-disclosure as a standalone public policy ground, diverging from the...
The 2025 Arbitration Year in Review is out: a global analysis of reforms, jurisprudence, and enforcement across 40+ seats.
Read moreDetailsDispute Boards in construction contracts, notably FIDIC and NEC, offer fast and cost-effective dispute resolution. How to enforce them? Are...
Morocco’s 2025 arbitration year in review: arbitrator-list reforms, landmark ICSID disputes, pro-arbitration case law, and growing international influence.
Renewable energy arbitration in Poland is on the rise, driven by increased investments in RES projects. Arbitration offers a faster,...
This month, Debevoise & Plimpton is nominated as Jus Connect Arbitration Team of the Month. Find out more
South Africa’s Frazer Solar judgment clarifies award finality, fraud exceptions, and time limits under the International Arbitration Act.
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