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Arbitration Year in Review 2025 : How are English arbitrations adapting to crypto disputes? A look at digital asset regulation,...

Arbitration at a turning point: six trends from global data reveal a market reshaped by AI, geopolitics, and new hubs.

Jus Mundi Arbitration Year In Review 2025: United Kingdom examines Section 67 reforms and key court decisions shaping jurisdictional challenges.

Renewable-energy disputes take shape as global energy transition pressures reshape arbitration across key regions.

Panel at Ashurst explores how geopolitics, LNG markets, and the energy transition are reshaping disputes in the global energy sector.

Experts at London Arbitration Week examine party misconduct, due process abuse, and the tribunal’s role in safeguarding procedural integrity.

QMUL and YIAG host a London Arbitration Week session on networking, arbitrator appointments, and AI through an interactive Tylney-style conference.

The 2025 Arbitration Year in Review is out: a global analysis of reforms, jurisprudence, and enforcement across 40+ seats.

Non-party documents in England & Wales-seated arbitration: when can courts help? VXJ v FY clarifies the strict limits of the...

Restricting assignment of ICSID awards risks entrenching sovereign resistance—this piece reassesses the High Court’s reasoning through enforcement realities.

English law confirms market-based damages for late redelivery, reinforcing predictability in charterparty disputes despite potential owner windfalls.

A UK ruling limits award monetisation by holding that ICSID awards remain non-assignable, even after registration for enforcement.