The Advocate’s Dilemma: When Confidence Becomes Overconfidence
At PAW, ICC panel explores how myside bias and overconfidence affect arbitration advocacy, strategy and client decision-making.
At PAW, ICC panel explores how myside bias and overconfidence affect arbitration advocacy, strategy and client decision-making.
Paris Arbitration Week: DLA Piper’s panel explored French annulment proceedings, recent case law, best practices, and reform prospects.
PAW spotlight: HAAART unveils HICA as arbitration confronts AI, sustainability, and geopolitical disruption.
Paris Arbitration Week: Jus Mundi’s AI for Justice Symposium highlighted AI’s growing role in arbitration, courts, and institutional practice.
A US ruling clarifies that sanctions alone do not trigger the New York Convention public policy bar to recognition of...
A Paris Baby Arbitration panel examined guerrilla tactics in international arbitration from arbitrator, counsel, and institutional perspectives.
Singapore International Commercial Court upholds arbitral award in USD 14.7M dispute, rejecting natural justice challenge to valuation methodology.
The Paris Court of Appeal confirms that established corruption does not automatically justify annulment where an arbitral tribunal has effectively...
A UK ruling limits award monetisation by holding that ICSID awards remain non-assignable, even after registration for enforcement.
The Paris Court of Appeal confirms that infra petita claims do not justify annulment absent a denial of due process.
A landmark CJEU ruling questions the res judicata effect of CAS awards seated in Switzerland, reshaping the relationship between EU...
Paris Court of Appeal confirms ICC tribunal’s decision in Consorzio v. Venezuela, stressing waiver and consistency in jurisdictional challenges.
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