CJEU Finds UK Infringement of EU Law in Lifting Stay on Enforcement of ICSID Award
CJEU rules UK violated EU law by lifting stay on ICSID award enforcement in Micula case. Find out more
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An Insight on Sanctions and Arbitrations
Read about the practical consequences of sanctions on international arbitrations, particularly in view of the Russo-Ukrainian War.
A Failed Attempt to Avoid Enforcement: the Application of S.423 of the Insolvency Act 1986
Explore a recent England & Wales High Court’s judgment regarding the successful application under s.423 of the Insolvency Act 1986.
Arbitration Aftermath – June 28, 2024
Explore the high-stakes world of international arbitration with the latest developments in Rusoro Mining v. Venezuela, where Colombia's Supreme Court...
The Enforcement of Renewable Energy Investor State Awards Around the World: the State of the Art
In the wake of the Achmea and Komstroy judgments by the CJEU, the enforceability of arbitral awards based on intra-EU...
Slamming the Brakes on Fake Award: English High Court’s Decision in Contax Partners Inc BVI v KFH-Kuwait
In a recent case, the English High Court uncovered a stunning fraud attempt in Contax Partners Inc BVI v Kuwait...
Ciarb and Jus Mundi Partner to Boost Ciarb Members’ Profiles via Jus Connect, Increasing Opportunities for Dispute Resolution Practitioners Worldwide
Jus Mundi partners with Ciarb to increase opportunities for dispute resolution practitioners worldwide of all levels of experience by raising...
Sanctions and Energy Arbitration: A Practical Guide to Managing Supply Chain Issues
Charlotte Murphy and Daniel Boon from Stephenson Harwood LLP analyze the Ukraine-Russia conflict's impact on global energy through economic and...
The United Kingdom’s Accession to the CPTPP: Examining Key Provisions and ISDS Impact
Explore the UK's strategic move to join the CPTPP amidst post-Brexit trade dynamics, emphasizing the Indo-Pacific tilt and economic prospects....
Recent Amendments in Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act: The Winds Have Begun to Blow for the Resolution of Complex Construction Disputes
Explore India's evolving landscape of arbitration as a preferred mode for complex construction disputes, driven by recent amendments to the...
A Review of the Law Commission’s Second Consultation on the Arbitration Act 1996: Is the Construction Arbitration Landscape Changing?
As the Law Commission’s proposed reforms loom, the construction arbitration landscape braces for a shift towards clarity and efficiency, potentially...
A Second Shot? English Court of Appeal Revisits Its Powers to Grant Permission to Appeal
The English Court of Appeal, in recent rulings, delineates its jurisdiction regarding challenges to arbitral awards under the Arbitration Act...
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