2023 Arbitration Year In Review – Turkey
THE AUTHORS:Bilge Kağan Çevik, Senior Associate at Baysal & DemirEmel Özaltun, LL.M. Candidate at Queen Mary University of London Throughout...
THE AUTHORS:Bilge Kağan Çevik, Senior Associate at Baysal & DemirEmel Özaltun, LL.M. Candidate at Queen Mary University of London Throughout...
Mining arbitration evolves globally with key trends in France and Africa, from BIT disputes to regional arbitration and counterclaims on...
Explore the rise of space-related disputes, from commercial contracts to state-to-state issues, amidst growing private and governmental space activities.
China's evolving arbitration landscape strengthens mining dispute resolution, safeguarding investments amid regulatory changes and geopolitical challenges.
Dive into key legal perspectives on international arbitration agreements, comparing English and French courts' approaches to governing law selection and...
Germany's mining arbitration landscape evolves with its focus on sustainability, investor protections, and its industrial legacy. Learn more.
Indonesian courts uphold arbitration's non-interference principle but may refuse award enforcement on public policy grounds, emphasizing sovereignty.
Exploring Madrid and Miami's roles as arbitration hubs, this panel highlights their synergies, fostering global connections in international arbitration.
Arbitration tackles climate-linked crop insurance disputes in Canada, offering flexibility and novel solutions amid shifting global weather and market conditions.
The panel discussed the crucial role of "supporting judges" in international arbitration, focusing on jurisdictional differences, interim measures, and tribunal...
Exploring Public Policy in Arbitration: Insights from the World Arbitration Update 2024 on global trends in setting aside and enforcement...
Exploring Egypt's evolving stance on enforcing international arbitral awards, this article highlights recent Cairo Court decisions on procedural complexities and...
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