Recent Arbitration Developments in Asia
From SIAC reforms to China’s new Arbitration Law, Asia continues to strengthen its role as a leading arbitration hub.
From SIAC reforms to China’s new Arbitration Law, Asia continues to strengthen its role as a leading arbitration hub.
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: Nigeria examines court rulings, ADR policy, enforcement, procedural fairness, and high-value arbitration disputes.
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: Hong Kong highlights its rise as a leading seat, IMOed’s launch, and key court rulings...
Where is the line for arbitrators using AI? Exploring when AI assistance becomes a disqualifying fact or a breach of...
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: Brazil examines STJ case law on award recognition, enforcement, insolvency, and early evidence production.
Why does the world lack a media tribunal? Exploring the case for a transnational forum to address systemic digital harm...
India’s Supreme Court clarifies when arbitrators may award pendente lite interest and how contractual wording can limit that discretion.
Paris Court of Appeal confirms that a commercial arbitration award against Romania did not constitute illegal State aid or breach...
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: Saudi Arabia examines draft law reforms, enforcement trends, institutional arbitration, and court support.
Wintershall Dea II highlights a jurisdictional clash between DIFC courts and Russia’s Arbitrazh courts over anti-suit orders, sanctions, and enforcement.
Paris Arbitration Week: DLA Piper’s panel explored French annulment proceedings, recent case law, best practices, and reform prospects.
AI-driven data centre disputes in the Middle East raise complex issues of force majeure, regulation, and investor protection.
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