…about the consequences of a development that many in the global legal community have been long been waiting for: Iraq’s future accession to the New York Convention of 1958 on…
…the New York Convention as well as the absence of any treatment in case law. The respondent also argued that the LCIA rules, absent other agreement of the parties, require…
…the most useful means of providing guidance to new parties seeking funding, new third-party funders entering the market, and the increasing number of arbitrators and counsel that are encountering funding…
…of arbitrability in ICA and subsequently in domestic arbitration, too. Possibly, a growing scope of arbitrability might lead to “judicialization” of arbitration. “Judicialization” of arbitration might be a good thing,…
…the new game in town, Idil Elveris provides a comprehensive overview of Turkey’s new mandatory mediation regime for labour disputes. Idil explains the path to the adoption of mandatory mediation…
…has arisen. A new provision was introduced in the 2017 Expedited Rules whereby the SCC may invite the parties to “upgrade” to the regular Arbitration Rules (Art 11). In assessing…
…Kenyan Arbitration Act or the ICC Rules. In Tanzania, the 2013 Model production sharing agreement (PSA) provides for arbitration under ICC Rules. In Uganda, the 1999 Model PSC provides for…
…appealed decision was rendered in an investment treaty arbitration against a host state or any other type of international arbitration. It further recalled that, in reviewing jurisdictional decisions pursuant to…
The revised OHADA Uniform Act on Arbitration (the Arbitration Act) and revised Rules on Arbitration of the Joint Court of Justice and Arbitration (the CCJA) (the Rules), as well as…
…to appeal in any court and is considered as an arbitration award rendered in Hong Kong for the purpose of enforcement under the New York Convention. Online arbitration is also…
…different from commercial arbitration. Investment arbitration is different from commercial arbitration mainly because it is a creature of public international law; it follows that rules of treaty interpretation apply and…
…Disputes (ICSID) Rules, or ad hoc arbitration under the UNCITRAL Rules. All in all, the arbitration process offers parties greater control and ownership of the process and maintains a strong…
…with an advocacy forte because of the habitual emphasis on the hearing when resolving disputes. For a new set of rules, one could have anticipated provisions on trending topics such…
…legal discussion about the soft law character of the principles. The same is true when parties of an arbitration agreement decide to apply the UNIDROIT Principles later, during the arbitration,…
…public policy under Brazilian law. In addition to these well-known provisions inspired by the New York Convention, the STJ’s internal rules state that a foreign judgment, including a foreign arbitral…
…Post-Brexit’ (2017) 83(3) Arbitration 254, at 256. ↑2 Ndolo D, at 263 ↑3 HM Government, The United Kingdom’s Exit from and New Partnership with the European Union 2017, at 13….
…Czech Republic (“Wirtgen”) PCA Case No. 2014-03; Novenergia II-Energy & Environment (SCA) (Luxembourg), SICAR v. Spain, SCC Arbitration 2015/063 (“Novenergia”). No Breach Found Charanne, which was the first decided investment…
…allow for consolidation. Ensuring as a preliminary matter that the mechanism for consolidation and any waiver provisions in the institutional rules or national arbitration laws adopted accords with the parties’…
…domestic law, which provides an exclusive source of legal rights and remedies for intra-EU relations, including investor protection. The tribunal must apply EU law in reaching its decision. Therefore, the…
…upon existing BITs from the third generation that offer ICSID rules or UNCITRAL rules as possibilities. But such new rules might – nonetheless – impact the manner in which the…
…essential feature of what makes a good arbitration practitioner: actual legal skills. Having an in-depth knowledge of International Arbitration as a field is of course very important. However, it is…
…way forward for an effective investment and investor protection within the EU. Now that the CJEU decided that investment treaty arbitration based on intra-EU BITs is not compatible with EU…
…that it is based on a model of commercial arbitration with ad hoc tribunals consisting of party-appointed arbitrators and limited oversight even though it implicates public law and policy. These…
…York Convention, by enacting new international arbitration laws (most typically some version of the Model Law), by (in some instances) funding new arbitration facilities or judicial training, and by removing…
