Selecting an Arbitrator in The Age of AI
How is AI reshaping arbitrator selection? Insights from White & Case’s New York Arbitration Week panel on data, discretion, and...
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Comity or Control? Rethinking Anti-Arbitration Injunctions in Global Arbitration
India’s EPIL decision puts anti-arbitration injunctions back in focus, testing the limits of comity in global arbitration.
Time for UNCITRAL to Embrace Crowdsourcing?
UNCITRAL ISDS reform meets crowdsourcing: designing a multilateral instrument that balances coherence, flexibility, and state choice.
New York Arbitration Week: Is New York Still a Top Choice for Latin American Parties?
WilmerHale hosted a NYAW panel examining why Latin American parties continue to choose New York as seat and governing law.
Spotlight on Investment Arbitration in Spain after the Withdrawal of the Energy Charter Treaty
What remains of investment arbitration in Spain after its ECT withdrawal? A closer look at Komstroy, Achmea, and the fate...
Forum non conveniens and the New York Convention: A Circuit Split Takes Center Stage at New York Arbitration Week
Can US courts dismiss New York Convention enforcement on forum non conveniens grounds? During NYAW, Debevoise & Plimpton hosted a...
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...
Third-Party Funding in International Arbitration: Global Challenges and the Ukrainian Perspective
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 Protects Arbitral Process from Tactical Shifts in Venezuela Railway Dispute
Paris Court of Appeal confirms ICC tribunal’s decision in Consorzio v. Venezuela, stressing waiver and consistency in jurisdictional challenges.
Absent but Not Forgotten: Managing Defaulting Parties in Arbitration
Defaulting parties pose real risks in arbitration. At ICC YAAF Berlin, practitioners shared strategies to move cases forward without compromising...
Immunity Denied: Singapore Court Upholds Enforcement of Yukos Awards against Russia
In a landmark decision, Singapore’s court rejected Russia’s immunity plea, confirming enforcement of the $50 billion Yukos awards under the...
Russia’s Challenge Falls Flat: Paris Court Confirms Oschadbank Award
Russia’s $1.1 billion challenge over Crimea assets fails in Paris, as the Court of Appeal confirms Oschadbank’s arbitral award and...
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