…of the LCIA Rules, which governed the arbitration, also provided protection for the confidential nature of an arbitral tribunal’s deliberations. As such, the parties had contracted out of any jurisdiction…

…national arbitration laws and the Convention.2)See, for e.g., Yves Derain and Eric A. Schwartz, A Guide fo the ICC Rules of Arbitration (Kluwer, 2nd Ed, 2005) at p. 108; Jean-François…

the onshore Dubai and the offshore DIFC Courts (see https://kluwerarbitrationblog.com/2016/11/29/ruler-of-dubai-establishes-new-judicial-committee-to-resolve-conflicts-of-jurisdiction-between-the-on-and-offshore-dubai-courts-will-it-undermine-the-difc-courts-acquired-status-as-a-condui/). The regular reader of this Blog will remember that in particular the creeping jurisdiction of the DIFC Courts as a…

…instruments that provide jurisdiction to international arbitration, though with an important specification: contractual or commercial disputes. Thus, the Constitutional Court did not consider that international investment arbitration is a very…

…to be reconciled with a conflicting arbitration agreement. Some arbitration rules give preference to an arbitration agreement providing for more than one arbitrator (e.g., the DIS Rules in Art. 3.1…

the parties in the instrument recording their consent, and to the publication of excerpts of ICSID arbitral awards (concerning thelegal rules applied by the Tribunal’). The amendments of 2003…