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Dunning Vallejo and MacDonald LLP cuts arbitration research time by up to 70% with Jus AI, leveling the playing field...

Restricting assignment of ICSID awards risks entrenching sovereign resistance—this piece reassesses the High Court’s reasoning through enforcement realities.

HIALSA and Daily Jus partner to amplify student-led scholarship and global dialogue in international arbitration.

Insights from New York Arbitration Week reveal how trade policy shocks are translating into arbitration risk.

How is AI reshaping arbitrator selection? Insights from White & Case’s New York Arbitration Week panel on data, discretion, and...

WilmerHale hosted a NYAW panel examining why Latin American parties continue to choose New York as seat and governing law.

Can US courts dismiss New York Convention enforcement on forum non conveniens grounds? During NYAW, Debevoise & Plimpton hosted a...

The US Supreme Court’s Devas ruling reshapes award enforcement by removing the “minimum contacts” hurdle under the FSIA—while leaving key...

Jus Mundi and JAMS announce a strategic collaboration to advance arbitration education, research and innovation, supporting the next generation of...

Can AI draft an arbitral award? LaPaglia v. Valve forces courts to decide where assistance ends and delegation begins in...

Learn how law firms can adopt AI responsibly with practical strategies for ethics, accountability, bias, and client confidentiality.

Exploring how courts interpret “may” in arbitration clauses—India vs global views—and why precise drafting matters to avoid disputes.