2025 Arbitration Year in Review
The 2025 Arbitration Year in Review is out: a global analysis of reforms, jurisprudence, and enforcement across 40+ seats.
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2025 Arbitration Year In Review – UAE
The UAE arbitral landscape in 2025: DIAC reforms, DIFC Courts modernization, key judicial themes, and the imperative to invoke arbitration...
Jus Mundi’s 2025 Mission Report: From Framework to Focus
Jus Mundi’s 2025 Mission Report shifts from ambition to impact, refining KPIs, advancing ethical AI governance, and setting clear ESG...
2025 Arbitration Year In Review – Switzerland
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: Switzerland examines key Swiss Federal Tribunal rulings and the ECtHR’s scrutiny of CAS award review.
SIAC’s Compendium of Challenge Decisions now available on Jus Mundi
SIAC’s Compendium of Challenge Decisions is now on Jus Mundi, expanding access to key arbitration insights and enhancing transparency in...
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Jus Connect’s 2025 Data-Backed Arbitration Rankings – Power List: Top Male Arbitration Lawyers (Global)
Jus Connect’s 2025 rankings highlight the top male arbitration lawyers globally—data-driven and merit-based.
Lucila Hemmingsen
This week, Lucila Hemmingsen is nominated as Jus Connect Arbitration Practitioner of the Week. Find out more
International Commercial Courts of the Gulf
From DIFC to ADGM, arbitration in the Gulf is evolving. At LIDW 2025, chief justices outlined bold steps toward global...
Third-Party Litigation Funding: How the Funder Interacts with the Lawyer Counsel – Part 5
Learn how third-party funding transforms litigation strategies. Discover the synergy between funders and lawyer counsel for dispute resolution.
Compétence-compétence Revisited: Paris Court Rejects a Late Shift in Jurisdictional Basis
This decision refines compétence-compétence by rejecting late shifts in jurisdictional theory and reaffirming waiver under Article 1466 FCCP.
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