Commercial Arbitration

Part 4 of Middle East Arbitration: 50 Moments That Shaped 2025 turns to the DIFC, covering seat, public policy, interim...

From Cox & Kings to ASF and HPCL: Ηow India's courts diverge on who decides that a non-signatory is bound,...

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...

Part 3 of Middle East Arbitration: Six Dubai decisions reveal how UAE courts approach foreign award enforcement, annulment grounds, non-signatories,...

Part 2 of Xerxes v CEC explores how Nigeria treats recognised foreign awards as debts and reinforces the seat’s exclusive...

Part 2 of Middle East Arbitration: 50 Moments That Shaped 2025 focuses on Dubai rulings concerning agreement validity, award scope,...

In Xerxes v CEC, the Nigerian Court of Appeal reaffirms award finality, the territorial principle, and the limits of enforcement...

Dubai in focus: record caseloads, Court of Cassation rulings on jurisdiction and interim relief, and DIAC developments shaping Middle East...

Nationality as a criterion for appointing arbitrators: exploring the tension between arbitration's global ideals and perceptions of neutrality and bias.

How mandatory Redfern Schedules can discipline document production, boost transparency, and narrow disputes in ODR and cross-border arbitration.