Arbitration Aftermath – April 10, 2025
Arbitration Aftermath: Swiss court upholds €63M award vs Alstom, Singapore affirms annulment over copy-paste ruling, and PetroVietnam’s bid to add...
Arbitration Aftermath: Swiss court upholds €63M award vs Alstom, Singapore affirms annulment over copy-paste ruling, and PetroVietnam’s bid to add...
AIFC Court & IAC partner with Jus Mundi to share non-confidential decisions globally, boosting transparency in Eurasian dispute resolution.
Arbitration Year in Review 2024 – Poland: Landmark court ruling on arbitration access, BIT and ECT awards, and new rules...
Arbitration Aftermath: China-Nigeria BIT dispute withdrawn at SCOTUS, EC deems Antin v. Spain award illegal state aid, and US court...
Arbitration Year in Review 2024 – Greece: New law modernizes arbitration framework; courts reinforce separability, arbitrability, and minimal judicial intervention.
A landmark ruling in Collins v. WEH emphasizes the role of procedural rigor and strategic case management in upholding arbitral...
Arbitration Year in Review 2024 – Spain: ECT withdrawal, investment arbitration updates, key court rulings on enforcement, and major reforms...
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The EU’s exit from the Energy Charter Treaty marks a key shift in climate policy. What’s next for energy disputes...
A study by SDA Bocconi and CAM reveals that arbitration in Italy is faster and more cost-effective than litigation, allowing...
Arbitration Year in Review 2024 – Switzerland: Key rulings on award challenges, arbitrator impartiality, investment arbitration, and Switzerland’s autonomy in...
Germany proposes arbitration reforms to modernize its legal framework, enhance digitalization, and improve efficiency. Key changes include English-language proceedings, award...
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