Impossibility in International Arbitration
The conference began with the Latin maxim “Ad impossibilia nemo tenetur,” stressing that no one should be forced to fulfill...
The conference began with the Latin maxim “Ad impossibilia nemo tenetur,” stressing that no one should be forced to fulfill...
Is it possible to strike a fair balance between procedural efficiency and the respect of the parties’ fundamental procedural rights...
In the latest news in Arbitration Aftermath, dive into the ongoing battle of the Sultanate of Sulu heirs vs. Malaysia,...
In a recent case, the English High Court uncovered a stunning fraud attempt in Contax Partners Inc BVI v Kuwait...
Part 2 of the 12th Brazilian Arbitration Day, is now here! Experts discussed the evolving landscape of ADR in Brazil....
This article recounts the 12th Brazilian Arbitration Day hosted by the ICC on March 7th, 2024, at Hotel Unique in...
Delve into the latest arbitration aftermath disputes where South Korea contends with a $32 million enforcement in the US, Nicaragua...
In the past decade, investor-State arbitrations involving renewable energy sources (RES) have surged, primarily due to regulatory changes in countries...
Discover how Iran's accession to the New York Convention impacts the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitration awards. Explore common...
Arbitration rarely reaches the Mexican Supreme Court, but the recent Case 7790/2019 (constitutional appeal) stands out, addressing the annulment of...
Recent geopolitical shifts and climate imperatives have put the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) under scrutiny. Originally crafted to liberalize energy...
From Ghana's default in a USD 134 million award enforcement to Laos's successful enforcement of ICSID costs in Singapore, and...
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