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...
KCAB International joins Jus Mundi to expand global access to Korean arbitration resources and promote transparency through AI-powered legal technology.
This article outlines the key principles of damages under Singapore law, including compensatory remedies, penalties, and tribunal discretion—critical insights for...
Examining the clash between arbitration and insolvency in restructuring: lessons from Singapore, India, and the UK on carve-outs and creditor...
India’s evolving arbitration regime sparks debate: is judicial review a safeguard or overreach? This article analyzes key caselaw and proposed...
ACICA and Jus Mundi partner to expand global access to arbitration resources and promote Australian expertise in international dispute resolution.
Does a partial jurisdictional challenge void an entire arbitration in Indonesia? This case analysis explores tribunal authority, arbitrability, and legal...
A 2023 data-driven review of global arbitration trends—case values, procedural tools, and state participation—based on top institutions’ annual reports.
How can ISDS evolve to address public interest and human rights? Key takeaways from the VYAP event on Copper Mesa...
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