KCAB International Enhances Institutional Governance and Introduces Amended 2026 Arbitration Rules
The 2026 KCAB Arbitration Rules mark a decade reform, introducing award scrutiny, early determination, fast-track procedures, and funding disclosure.
The 2026 KCAB Arbitration Rules mark a decade reform, introducing award scrutiny, early determination, fast-track procedures, and funding disclosure.
Professor Andrea Bjorklund’s seminar examines strategy and advocacy in investment treaty arbitration, drawing on Methanex and current debates on ISDS...
Resource nationalism and military rule are transforming investment conditions in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger. A guide to investor protections.
Can States invoke environmental regulatory power in ISDS cases lacking treaty provisions? ICJ's Climate Change Advisory Opinion reshapes investment arbitration
Geopolitical disorder disrupting global trade? SCC Arbitration Week 2025 reveals how businesses can navigate challenges through strategic dispute resolution.
Despite Australia’s ratification, ISDS transparency under the Mauritius Convention remains fragile, constrained by opt-outs, consent, and tribunal discretion.
In the Spotlights from Jurisdictions series, Clyde & Co explores how Chile fits into Latin America’s evolving approach to third-party...
This decision refines compétence-compétence by rejecting late shifts in jurisdictional theory and reaffirming waiver under Article 1466 FCCP.
Through doctrinal analysis and institutional perspectives, this issue explores arbitration’s adaptation to climate change, AI governance, and rule-of-law pressures.
Restricting assignment of ICSID awards risks entrenching sovereign resistance—this piece reassesses the High Court’s reasoning through enforcement realities.
Reflections on integrity, tribunal authority, and procedural culture in MENA arbitration, drawn from leading regional and international practitioners.
The Paris Court of Appeal confirms that established corruption does not automatically justify annulment where an arbitral tribunal has effectively...
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