France

Discover how the nexus of ratione materiae and ratione temporis drives jurisdiction in investment arbitration in Etrak v. Libya.

Discover France’s new arbitration reform—modernizing laws to streamline both domestic and international dispute resolution.

William Kirtley of Aceris Law shares why his firm chose Jus AI, highlighting its role in legal research, document summarization,...

Mining arbitration evolves globally with key trends in France and Africa, from BIT disputes to regional arbitration and counterclaims on...

Jus Mundi is now ISO 27001 certified, ensuring top-tier data security and trust for global legal professionals.

Dive into key legal perspectives on international arbitration agreements, comparing English and French courts' approaches to governing law selection and...

Paris Court of Appeal overturns €280M arbitral award enforcement against Libya, highlighting due process violations and flawed notifications in default...

The panel discussed the crucial role of "supporting judges" in international arbitration, focusing on jurisdictional differences, interim measures, and tribunal...

Aceris Law to integrate Jus AI, boosting arbitration practice with AI-powered research, document review, and multilingual support.

France's commitment to green transition and arbitration expertise positions it as a hub for resolving renewable energy disputes in a...

Women in a Legal World empowers women in law globally. The French chapter's inauguration in Paris marks a major milestone...

Dive into an analysis of 1,778 arbitration claims available on Jus Mundi to assess whether the ISDS system is the...