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This decision refines compétence-compétence by rejecting late shifts in jurisdictional theory and reaffirming waiver under Article 1466 FCCP.

ICC Dispute Resolution Library is now available in Jus AI, combining ICC expertise with agentic AI to deliver faster, source-grounded...

The Paris Court of Appeal confirms that established corruption does not automatically justify annulment where an arbitral tribunal has effectively...

The Court confirms that jurisdiction ratione temporis must be assessed solely by reference to the treaty’s arbitration offer, not broader...

The Paris Court of Appeal confirms that infra petita claims do not justify annulment absent a denial of due process.

France continues to recognize foreign arbitral awards annulled at the seat, but recent case law highlights limits when such awards...

As PAW celebrates 10 years, it steps into a new era with a fresh identity, enhanced digital features, and a...

Jus Mundi and JAMS announce a strategic collaboration to advance arbitration education, research and innovation, supporting the next generation of...

Jus Mundi and the LCIA join forces to advance arbitration through shared expertise, training initiatives, and innovative AI-driven solutions for...

EMAC partners with Jus Mundi to share non-confidential arbitration awards, expanding global access to Ethiopian arbitration intelligence.

Jus Mundi partners with the African Academy of International Law Practice to expand global access to specialized African arbitration expertise...

Paris Court of Appeal confirms ICC tribunal’s decision in Consorzio v. Venezuela, stressing waiver and consistency in jurisdictional challenges.