Asia-Pacific

From WIPO to SIAC, arbitration is rising as the preferred path for IP disputes, balancing confidentiality, speed, and enforceability worldwide.

Judicial evolution in India affirms tribunal autonomy to implead non-signatories, but the Arbitration Amendment Bill 2024 leaves statutory recognition absent.

From HKIAC caseload growth to CIETAC’s global rise, experts reveal how China-related disputes are reshaping arbitration and what London can...

India’s Supreme Court in Gayatri sparks debate by allowing limited award modifications under Sections 34 & 37, raising arbitral autonomy...

Can smart contracts hold up in arbitration? Explore global legal perspectives and what they mean for enforceability in digital dispute...

Asian corporate arbitration trends discussed at LIDW: exit cases, jurisdictional dynamics, and the role of disputes counsel in deal structuring.

Michele Sonen joins Jus Mundi as Head of APAC – bringing regional insight, international expertise, and a clear vision for...

Singapore–Bahrain cross-border appeals model sets new precedent in judicial cooperation, blending sovereignty with international commercial court innovation.

Gayatri Balasamy dissent warns against judicial overreach in arbitration, affirming that award modification undermines party autonomy and international enforceability.

Singapore courts balance party autonomy and creditor protection, refining how arbitration and cross-border insolvency coexist in evolving jurisprudence.

ICSID clarifies investor risks in China: missteps in domestic litigation may trigger fork-in-the-road clauses, blocking arbitration on expropriation claims.

Press Release Hong Kong/Paris, 9 July 2025 Jus Mundi and eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre are pleased to expand their...