French Cour de cassation Reaffirms Pro-Arbitration Policy in Cengiz and Nurol v. Libya
French Cour de cassation reaffirms tribunal autonomy: investment legality affects merits, not jurisdiction, strengthening France’s pro-arbitration stance.
French Cour de cassation reaffirms tribunal autonomy: investment legality affects merits, not jurisdiction, strengthening France’s pro-arbitration stance.
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STJ ruling in Sky Light settles timing for award challenges in Brazil, confirming 90-day limit starts after clarification decision notice.
India’s Supreme Court in Gayatri sparks debate by allowing limited award modifications under Sections 34 & 37, raising arbitral autonomy...
In England & Wales, AI is reshaping arbitration. With no direct regulation, tribunals weigh tech efficiency against fairness and procedural...
From DIFC to ADGM, arbitration in the Gulf is evolving. At LIDW 2025, chief justices outlined bold steps toward global...
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Asian corporate arbitration trends discussed at LIDW: exit cases, jurisdictional dynamics, and the role of disputes counsel in deal structuring.
France embraces AI in arbitration, boosting efficiency while preserving ethics, transparency & human judgment in line with EU law.
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