Arbitration

Foreign AI investments face growing state regulation. Will investment treaties protect tech companies or make room for climate action?

Can parties choose both arbitration and courts? Turkish decisions confirm: only a clear intention to arbitrate will hold.

Renewable-energy disputes take shape as global energy transition pressures reshape arbitration across key regions.

How the ICJ's climate opinion reshapes fair and equitable treatment standards and the balance between state regulation and investor protection.

Panel at Ashurst explores how geopolitics, LNG markets, and the energy transition are reshaping disputes in the global energy sector.

Professor Alain Pellet reflects on five decades of international law, from ICJ advocacy to ISDS criticism and the limits of...

NFTs and contract law: Understanding offer, acceptance, and enforceability in digital asset transactions on the blockchain.

New York Arbitration Year in Review 2025: key court rulings, enforcement trends, major energy and life sciences disputes, and institutional...

Experts at London Arbitration Week examine party misconduct, due process abuse, and the tribunal’s role in safeguarding procedural integrity.

A CAM study (2020–2023) explores dissenting opinions in arbitration, highlighting their limited use and prevalence in high-value international disputes.

Arbitration 2 Worlds conference examines how U.S. and Brazilian courts interact with arbitration across the arbitral process, from interim measures...

Paris Court shifts from all-or-nothing corruption standard, validating awards that neutralize corrupt gains through rebates and exclusions.