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The Supreme Court's decision in Kabab-Ji v Kout Food Group reinforces England's pro-arbitration stance, clarifying governing law validity, and endorsing...
On 2 September 2021, the CJEU rendered its latest – but probably not its last – decision on the salient...
Multi-tiered dispute resolution clauses offer a path to de-escalation and compromise, yet recent cases, notably Kajima Construction Europe (UK) Ltd...
Exploring Egypt's evolving stance on enforcing international arbitral awards, this article highlights recent Cairo Court decisions on procedural complexities and...
Amidst this week's news: CJUE Advocate General asserts UK Supreme Court breached EU law by enforcing ICSID award, Russia faces...
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