Arbitration Aftermath – March 8, 2024
New in Arbitration this Week: In a legal tango, the French Court of Cassation refuses DR Congo's plea, while Libya...
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2023 Arbitration Year in Review
Discover the latest developments in international arbitration in 2023 from all around the world.
Newsletter, March 2024
Explore the latest Jus Mundi News in our Newsletter: from essential arbitration publications in our Oxford University Press Library, to...
Arbitration Aftermath – February 23, 2024
All new this week: Amsterdam Court dismisses Russia's bid against the USD 50 Billion Yukos awards, the Paris Court allows...
Turkish-German Investment Protection – An Outline and Common Pitfalls
While international agreements typically enforce through investor-state arbitration, the Germany-Türkiye BIT stands as a rare exception, compelling investors to wield...
Anti-Suit Injunctions and the Supervisory Powers of the English Courts: the Court of Appeal Grants Relief in Support of Paris-Seated Arbitration
Should the English courts grant relief in favour of arbitrations seated overseas? In Deutsche Bank v Ruschemalliance, the Court of...
Demystifying Fraud as a Ground for the Annulment of Awards: Nigeria v. P&ID
In a groundbreaking ruling, England's High Court annulled an $11 billion arbitral award against Nigeria, citing fraud and breaches of...
The Jurisdiction of the High Court of England and Wales to Grant Anti-Suit Injunctions to Enforce Foreign-Seat Arbitration Agreements
A recent set of conflicting judgments from the High Court and Court of Appeal examined the availability of English anti-suit...
Multi-disciplinary teams and the co-ordinating expert – useful developments in international construction disputes?
The article discusses improvements in construction dispute resolution, focusing on the evolving role of expert witnesses and the value of...
New Developments in Polish Arbitration Law
Recent changes in the Polish arbitration framework allow for easier conversion of State court disputes to arbitration and introduce the...
Servant of Two Masters?
Uncover nuances in judicial independence through the Almazeedi v. Penner case, exploring dual roles, ethical dilemmas, and external pressures.
The “End” Cannot Be “Over”
Intra-EU ECT arbitrations encounter legal complexities, but investors have succeeded globally in enforcing awards. Ad-hoc arbitrations outside the EU offer...
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