Arbitration 2022 Year In Review – Poland
2022 was not a particularly eventful year in arbitration for Poland. Yet, Poland decided to withdraw from the ECT, and...
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Arbitration 2022 Year in Review – England & Wales
Much has happened in England & Wales as well as in the UK in arbitration in 2022. A high number...
Arbitration 2022 Year in Review – Switzerland
In 2022, the Swiss Federal Tribunal has consistently confirmed awards rendered by arbitral tribunals and demonstrated once more its commitment...
Arbitration 2022 Year in Review – Spain
There have been interesting developments in arbitration in Spain in 2022. Spain decided to withdraw from the ECT, and the...
Implications of the War in Ukraine Under International Law – Part 3
This is the third part of a series that discusses the implications of the Russian invasion of Ukraine under international...
Full, Partial or Plausibility Review? – Public Policy and the Level of Scrutiny Applied by German Courts
This article focuses on how German courts understand, interpret and apply the concept of public policy in arbitration-related proceedings and,...
An Overview of the Law Commission’s Consultation Paper on Reviewing the English Arbitration Act 1996
Much has changed since the English Arbitration Act 1996 (the “Act”) came into force. Nonetheless, the Act has proven broadly...
International Arbitration: The Year of The Tiger in Review
This articles discusses a selection of what has happened in the field of international arbitration over the past year, with...
Recent Global Trends in ISDS Disputes
Drawing on recent ICSID and UNCTAD reports, this article reflects on some of the global trends that have emerged in...
World Arbitration Update 2022 – Day 3 – The Actions of Russia, Countermeasures and Resulting International Disputes, Including Investor-State and Commercial Arbitration
Jus Mundi and the World Arbitration Update (WAU) have partnered to cover some of the panels of its second edition....
A Review of the ECT Modernisation Efforts: The Agreement in Principle
Read our latest blog from Michael Greenop and Caroline Lauk of Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP as they...
An Assessment of the Dutch Disciplinary Landscape in Sports Cases Following the KNGU v. Wevers Case
Abuse has long been a taboo in sports. However, in recent years, several cases have garnered public attention. Eva Milou...
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