Investor-State Arbitration

Arbitration Aftermath: Chilean tribunals increasingly consider non-pecuniary damages in contracts—shifting doctrine on moral loss in commercial arbitration.

How can ISDS evolve to address public interest and human rights? Key takeaways from the VYAP event on Copper Mesa...

Japan's 2024 arbitration reforms signal growing support for international dispute resolution, with key updates to laws, rules, and mediation frameworks.

A detailed overview of how damages are assessed under English law in arbitration, covering key heads, interest, penalties, and tribunal...

Gender diversity grows in arbitration, tribunal compositions evolve, and arbitrator challenges remain rare—Arbitration Statistics 2023 Report reveal key trends across...

State succession poses rising risks in arbitration. Discover how the State Succession Index helps practitioners navigate treaty continuity and jurisdictional...

Should ICSID's 3-year annulment limit protect corrupt arbitrators? This analysis makes the case for reform to uphold integrity in investor-state...

Jus Mundi’s 2025 Institutions Symposium gathered top arbitral leaders to discuss innovation, AI, green arbitration, and transparency during Paris Arbitration...

Arbitration Statistics Report 2024 by Jus Mundi: discover how leading institutions shaped global arbitration through caseloads, laws, and trends in...

Saudi Arabia advances arbitration through legal reforms, robust SCCA rules, and global alignment—enhancing efficiency, enforcement, and investor confidence.

Balancing investment protection and human rights, this article explores how modern BITs and arbitration trends reflect a shift toward sustainable,...

Arbitration Year in Review 2024 – Colombia: Telefónica award prompts treaty review as tribunals uphold Colombia’s right to regulate in...