A LIDW 2026 panel examines how sanctions, geopolitical conflict, energy volatility, and rising costs are reshaping international arbitration.
A Belgian court confirms that a franchise dispute remains arbitrable despite statutory protections, favouring party autonomy in cross-border commercial disputes.
How is arbitration portrayed in public discourse? A LIDW 2026 panel examines media scrutiny, transparency, and the future of arbitration’s...
France’s Decree No. 2026-741 modernises arbitration law, expanding judicial support, clarifying awards and recognition, and increasing procedural flexibility.
Can sanctions immunity block enforcement of an arbitral award? The English Commercial Court says no in OWH v RTI, upholding...
When economic sanctions disrupt contracts, which legal mechanisms apply? An analysis of force majeure, hardship, and frustration in international arbitration.
Why do States sometimes fight losing battles rather than settle? Explore the political and institutional forces behind Investor-State settlement paralysis.
French Cour de cassation sets aside an arbitral award judgment, ruling that diplomatic notes exclude dual nationals from BITs under...
Explore the reciprocal influence between international judges and arbitrators. Key insights on transnational adjudication from the Sciences Po-Mayer Brown lecture.
The EU-India FTA opens a narrow window for Spanish law firms to escape the execution-node trap and capture high-value strategic...
Hong Kong Court refuses to set aside an arbitral award, reaffirming its pro-arbitration stance and rejecting a public policy challenge...
How the Indian Supreme Court's Velusamy ruling impacts the New York Convention, creating new cross-border enforcement hurdles for late arbitral...
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