The India Practice That Is Facing the Wrong Direction: Reconfiguring Spain
The EU-India FTA opens a narrow window for Spanish law firms to escape the execution-node trap and capture high-value strategic...
The EU-India FTA opens a narrow window for Spanish law firms to escape the execution-node trap and capture high-value strategic...
How the Indian Supreme Court's Velusamy ruling impacts the New York Convention, creating new cross-border enforcement hurdles for late arbitral...
India’s Supreme Court applies transnational issue estoppel to prevent award debtors from relitigating merits at the enforcement stage.
India’s power to modify arbitral awards raises questions under the New York Convention, with implications for finality, enforcement, and foreign...
India’s Mylandla judgment marks a first step toward transnational issue estoppel, strengthening cross-border finality in award enforcement.
Why does the world lack a media tribunal? Exploring the case for a transnational forum to address systemic digital harm...
India’s Supreme Court clarifies when arbitrators may award pendente lite interest and how contractual wording can limit that discretion.
The India-EU FTA marks a trade milestone, but its unfinished investment protection framework leaves key questions on investor certainty and...
A critical analysis of the Bombay High Court’s landmark decision in Osterreichischer Lloyd Seereederei (Cyprus) Ltd. v. Victore Ships Pvt....
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: India highlights how the Supreme Court refined consent, confidentiality, enforcement, and award review.
The 2025 Arbitration Year in Review is out: a global analysis of reforms, jurisprudence, and enforcement across 40+ seats.
Indian courts clarify when unsigned arbitration clauses are enforceable—and when permissive language falls short.
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