CJEU Challenges FIFA’s Arbitration Shield: Implications for CAS Awards
A landmark CJEU ruling questions the res judicata effect of CAS awards seated in Switzerland, reshaping the relationship between EU...
A landmark CJEU ruling questions the res judicata effect of CAS awards seated in Switzerland, reshaping the relationship between EU...
A deep dive into global challenges of third-party funding in international arbitration and how these developments intersect with Ukraine’s evolving...
Paris Court of Appeal confirms ICC tribunal’s decision in Consorzio v. Venezuela, stressing waiver and consistency in jurisdictional challenges.
Defaulting parties pose real risks in arbitration. At ICC YAAF Berlin, practitioners shared strategies to move cases forward without compromising...
In a landmark decision, Singapore’s court rejected Russia’s immunity plea, confirming enforcement of the $50 billion Yukos awards under the...
Russia’s $1.1 billion challenge over Crimea assets fails in Paris, as the Court of Appeal confirms Oschadbank’s arbitral award and...
From intra-EU enforcement battles to the rise of Jus AI, the 2025 TADS Alumni Homecoming offered rich reflections on arbitration’s...
Under UNCITRAL WG III’s reform agenda, Part 2 assesses how the MIC’s state-centered design and high costs may impact investors...
The Brazilian Arbitration Forum 2025 at Sciences Po Paris gathered global practitioners to debate efficiency, public policy, and the profession’s...
Arbitration emerges as the preferred forum for climate change disputes, balancing ESG compliance, energy transition, and investor protection in a...
The UAE explores AI in arbitration, from e-discovery to translation and governance, positioning itself as a regional leader in legal...
Chile leads Latin America in AI innovation, with CAM Santiago and courts exploring AI in arbitration amid new regulatory reforms...
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