Sanctions and Sovereignty: Russia’s Legal Retreat from International Arbitration
Russia's top court curtails international arbitration for sanctioned entities, reinforcing national jurisdiction and challenging cross-border contract enforcement.
Russia's top court curtails international arbitration for sanctioned entities, reinforcing national jurisdiction and challenging cross-border contract enforcement.
Examining the clash between arbitration and insolvency in restructuring: lessons from Singapore, India, and the UK on carve-outs and creditor...
Explore how damages are assessed under German law in arbitration—from full compensation principles to key distinctions in M&A and contract...
Can defamation claims be effectively resolved through arbitration? Explore key insights on jurisdiction, relief, and confidentiality in arbitral defamation cases.
How are damages assessed in France-seated arbitrations? This article explores the legal foundations, quantification standards, and treatment of interest under...
Explore how damages are assessed in Spanish arbitration—quantification, limits on punitive damages, and the crucial role of expert evidence.
Can arbitration bar suits against affiliates? Renaissance v. ILLC tests anti-suit injunctions, affiliate claims, and arbitral integrity under English law.
DIAC partners with Jus Mundi to boost arbitration with AI tools, legal transparency, and education through a bold innovation and...
A 2023 data-driven review of global arbitration trends—case values, procedural tools, and state participation—based on top institutions’ annual reports.
Arbitration Aftermath: Key rulings from Canada, France & the US highlight enforcement trends and challenges in post-award investor-state disputes.
A detailed overview of how damages are assessed under English law in arbitration, covering key heads, interest, penalties, and tribunal...
Arbitration Aftermath: Gas, LNG & metals disputes in Sweden, UK & Singapore—Svea Court annuls Gazprom award, Taleveras wins vs NLNG,...
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