…arbitration.   Transparency: Arbitral institutions have typically shied away from disclosing reasons for their procedural decisions. In doing so, institutions have mitigated the risk of delay which may arise from…

…between ensuring justice and transparency in legal disputes while also safeguarding sensitive government information. The court ruled in favour of the State, upholding the claims of public interest immunity and…

…policy concerns. The Berman ruling highlights the California Supreme Court’s commitment to invalidating arbitration clauses that do not adhere to principles of fairness and transparency, reinforcing the state’s pro-consumer stance….

…best practices and aim to enhance the efficiency, transparency, and flexibility of the arbitration process, solidifying QICCA’s position as a leading international arbitration institution within the MENA region. The process…

transparency. On the regulatory front, frameworks such as the European Union AI Act are expected to influence the adoption of AI in arbitration. The Act emphasizes transparency, safety, and accountability,…

…with the 2024 NAI Arbitration Rules have been made in a spirit of modernisation by addressing contemporaneous concerns such as transparency, efficiency, or sustainability. Among the most notable changes, it…

…Investors in the Lawmaking Procedure The Agreement includes a chapter dedicated to “transparency and predictability” in the enaction and application of investment legislation and regulation. These rules match many legal…

…increasing the transparency and independence of arbitration institutions in China (Articles 16-17), allowing ad hoc arbitration for commercial disputes with foreign elements (Article 91), etc. These reformative features were expected…

…substantial political and economic ramifications. Costa explained that Shell mitigates these risks by insisting on arbitration venues with a track record of fairness and transparency, ensuring consistency and predictability in…