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In England & Wales, AI is reshaping arbitration. With no direct regulation, tribunals weigh tech efficiency against fairness and procedural...

France embraces AI in arbitration, boosting efficiency while preserving ethics, transparency & human judgment in line with EU law.

This article outlines the key principles of damages under Singapore law, including compensatory remedies, penalties, and tribunal discretion—critical insights for...

Explore how damages are assessed under German law in arbitration—from full compensation principles to key distinctions in M&A and contract...

How are damages assessed in France-seated arbitrations? This article explores the legal foundations, quantification standards, and treatment of interest under...

Explore how damages are assessed in Spanish arbitration—quantification, limits on punitive damages, and the crucial role of expert evidence.

Explore how Egyptian and Libyan law address damages in arbitration, from moral harm to interest prohibition, and the nuances in...

Chilean tribunals increasingly consider non-pecuniary damages in contracts—shifting doctrine on moral loss in commercial arbitration.

A detailed overview of how damages are assessed under English law in arbitration, covering key heads, interest, penalties, and tribunal...

Saudi Arabia advances arbitration through legal reforms, robust SCCA rules, and global alignment—enhancing efficiency, enforcement, and investor confidence.

Kenya advances as an arbitration hub with legislative support and court recognition, but cost, enforcement, and specialization challenges demand reform.

Pacific Islands advance arbitration with legislative reform in PNG, judicial support in Fiji, and PCA accession in Vanuatu—yet challenges to...