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Can AI revolutionize arbitration without replacing lawyers? Insights from Stockholm reveal how technology and human judgment can coexist responsibly.

Jus Mundi and Nigeria VYAP partner to expand global access to Nigerian arbitration expertise and empower the next generation of...

In a landmark decision, Singapore’s court rejected Russia’s immunity plea, confirming enforcement of the $50 billion Yukos awards under the...

OAC and Jus Mundi partner to expand access to arbitration intelligence, advancing innovation, transparency, and AI-driven legal research across the...

AI adoption in arbitration is advancing unevenly across Asia and the Middle East, with hubs like Singapore, China, and the...

During SPAW 2025, leading practitioners explored how in-house counsel can drive efficiency, strategy, and learning throughout the arbitration lifecycle.

GIAC Arbitration Days spotlight emergency arbitration’s expanding role in providing urgent interim relief and advancing access to justice in Georgia.

Russia’s $1.1 billion challenge over Crimea assets fails in Paris, as the Court of Appeal confirms Oschadbank’s arbitral award and...

Conflicting Turkish court decisions on enforcing foreign arbitral awards spotlight uncertainty over finality certificates and alignment with the New York...

India’s Glencore v. Shree Ganesh Metals ruling exposes inconsistencies with the New York Convention and reignites debate over written arbitration...

Mid-level associates walk a fine line: contribute meaningfully without overstepping. Here’s how to build presence and influence with authenticity.

At the 2025 Paris seminar, Jus Mundi and Charles Russell Speechlys discussed AI’s impact on international arbitration, ethics, and the...