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 moreDetailsCORD’s new arbitration rules combine AI accountability, financial consequences for delay, tiered fees, and optional review of awards.
English and Australian courts confirm that ratifying the New York Convention does not by itself waive state immunity from award...
Defence disputes are emerging as a new arbitration practice area, shaped by sanctions, export controls, classified evidence, and complex international...
Sports arbitration is evolving beyond party autonomy. Explore CAS, lex sportiva, judicial oversight, and procedural fairness in global sport.
The 2025 Arbitration Year in Review is out: a global analysis of reforms, jurisprudence, and enforcement across 40+ seats.
Read moreDetailsFresh legal developments of the week: Ghana fails to set-aside order on alternative service in the UK; Spanish construction company...
Author: Chiraz ABID Doctor of laws and a Registered lawyer at the Paris Bars, specialised in Construction, Mediation and International...
Jus Mundi and the World Arbitration Update (WAU) have partnered to cover some of the panels of its second edition....
This article explores the rise in construction industry insolvencies globally, particularly in the UK, Australia, and Hong Kong, covering contract...
Arbitrating aviation disputes, from enforcement and confidentiality to interim relief, disclosure, and the strategic choices that shape effective dispute resolution.
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