2025 Arbitration Year In Review – Nigeria
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: Nigeria examines court rulings, ADR policy, enforcement, procedural fairness, and high-value arbitration disputes.
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: Nigeria examines court rulings, ADR policy, enforcement, procedural fairness, and high-value arbitration disputes.
Paris Arbitration Week: Reed Smith and AfricArb explored intra-Africa investment risks, treaty planning, sanctions, ADR, and dispute resolution.
Africa’s extractive sector is entering a new era of industrial nationalism, where strategic minerals, ESG mandates, and concession reviews are...
The Kenya-UAE BIT explained, from covered investors and investments to treaty protections, dispute resolution, and access to ICSID arbitration.
The 2025 Arbitration Year in Review is out: a global analysis of reforms, jurisprudence, and enforcement across 40+ seats.
Resource nationalism and military rule are transforming investment conditions in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger. A guide to investor protections.
EMAC partners with Jus Mundi to share non-confidential arbitration awards, expanding global access to Ethiopian arbitration intelligence.
Jus Mundi partners with the African Academy of International Law Practice to expand global access to specialized African arbitration expertise...
Jus Mundi and Nigeria VYAP partner to expand global access to Nigerian arbitration expertise and empower the next generation of...
CAMeC-Bénin and Jus Mundi partner to share non-confidential arbitration awards globally, boosting access to justice and visibility for West African...
French Cour de cassation reaffirms tribunal autonomy: investment legality affects merits, not jurisdiction, strengthening France’s pro-arbitration stance.
Blockchain reshapes arbitration in the Middle East, enabling secure smart contracts, tamper-proof evidence, and tech-forward dispute resolution frameworks.
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