…led by UNCITRAL Working Group III, and countries’ responses to such reform efforts. Anna Joubin-Bret of UNCITRAL shared updates on the activities of UNCITRAL Working Group III in amending the…

…and the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules (“UNCITRAL Rules”) only provide similar guidelines to that of Article 28(2), i.e., only to interim applications submitted to national courts following the constitution of an…

…the underutilized OIC Investment Agreement and the Arab Investment Agreement in increasing numbers. The OIC’s reform efforts have anticipated and reflected much of the ISDS reform discussion elsewhere in the…

…considerations of equity”; ISDS reform and legitimacy of investment arbitration; consolidation and coordination of arbitrations under the proposed ICSID Arbitration Rules. On this particular point, Professor Hanotiau emphasizes that ICSID…

UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration, arbitral awards must be rendered in writing and contain the arbitrators’ signatures. The enforceability risks of authenticating an arbitral award with an electronic…

…placing them in the context of a broader discussion of ISDS regime reforms.   Procedural reform Professor Douglas began by evaluating the sparse procedural rules of investment treaty tribunals. Surprisingly,…

…ECHR, which is of constitutional rank in Austria and was the reason for Austria to adopt Article 18 of the UNCITRAL Model Law (the parties’ right to “equal” treatment) in…

…decision may further shape the trajectory of Chinese legal reform on the treatment of arbitrations in China administered by foreign arbitral institutions.   Longstanding uncertainties under Chinese law in determining…

…the UNCITRAL Model Law (adopted in places such as Singapore and Hong Kong). Enforcement applications are subject to very particular formality requirements under Chinese law, including the requirement that “documents…

UNCITRAL Model Law. According to Article 19 of the IACA, the parties remain free to structure their arbitration as they choose, so that the Chilean law as lex arbitri supplies…