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Insights and Analysis
08 July 2024
Arbitration is increasingly being recognised, including in the banking and financial sector, as a means of resolving disputes that can meet the needs of parties who are no longer satisfied...
News
01 July 2024
On 26 June 2024, 26 EU Member States and the EU signed a declaration regarding the non-applicability of the investor-state arbitration clause in the ECT intra-EU (Declaration). The...
News
01 July 2024
The overnight abolition of the DIFC-LCIA in September 2021 will be familiar to many. Although the UAE's arbitration landscape is well-serviced by other arbitral institutions in...
Insights and Analysis
01 July 2024
On 15 May 2024, Decree Law n. 63 (“DL Agricoltura” or “Decree”) entered into force in Italy for a provisional period of 60 days, after which, in the lack of a...
News
26 June 2024
A Hong Kong court has reiterated that an arbitral tribunal enjoys a wide discretion as to the procedure it adopts, and repeatedly deciding matters, such as whether to hold an oral hearing,...
News
30 May 2024
The UK government’s decision to call a snap general election has stalled the progression through Parliament of the Arbitration Bill, which was drafted to implement the Law...
News
28 May 2024
The UK’s snap general election has delayed indefinitely the progress of draft legislation which had been introduced with a view to restoring the pre-PACCAR status quo in which...
Insights and Analysis
27 May 2024
The Singapore International Commercial Court has rejected an applicant’s efforts to resist enforcement of an award on the ground that the non-disclosure of a conditional fee agreement ...
News
22 May 2024
Arbitration has long been a preferred method for resolving commercial disputes in Indonesia. With the recent enactment of SCR 3/2023, significant changes have been introduced which should...
