Demystifying Fraud as a Ground for the Annulment of Awards: Nigeria v. P&ID
In a groundbreaking ruling, England's High Court annulled an $11 billion arbitral award against Nigeria, citing fraud and breaches of...
In a groundbreaking ruling, England's High Court annulled an $11 billion arbitral award against Nigeria, citing fraud and breaches of...
A recent set of conflicting judgments from the High Court and Court of Appeal examined the availability of English anti-suit...
This article discusses and analyses the ICSID's 2022 caseload statistics. What do they indicate about future trends? Learn more!
One of the most significant and controversial proposals in the Law Commission’s first Consultation Paper on the English Arbitration Act...
Following decades of negotiations and as part of COP 15, States have reached an agreement to protect the world’s oceans’...
This article highlights arbitrators' independence and impartiality in exercising their jurisdictional functions in a recent decision where the Paris Court...
The English Court of Appeal recently handed down its first judgment involving non-fungible tokens (“NFTs”) in Amir Soleymani v Nifty...
The English High Court has robust mechanisms in place to ensure a frivolous claim or defence is struck out at...
Much has happened in England & Wales as well as in the UK in arbitration in 2022. A high number...
Much has changed since the English Arbitration Act 1996 (the “Act”) came into force. Nonetheless, the Act has proven broadly...
Drawing on recent ICSID and UNCTAD reports, this article reflects on some of the global trends that have emerged in...
Read our latest blog from Michael Greenop and Caroline Lauk of Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP as they...
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