…a seminal role in making arbitration the preferred means of resolving disputes by international business. To celebrate our centenary, ICC has organized conversations to take place all over the world…
…bans’) may affect international arbitration proceedings to the extent the designated individuals will be unable to enter the UK (for example, to attend an arbitration hearing), their effect may be…
…arbitration over institutional arbitration in the AAA Survey, it should be examined if ad hoc arbitration results in lengthy disputes. On the other hand, institutional rules can set a deadline…
…law in Ukraine, two Ukrainian arbitration institutions – the International Commercial Arbitration Court (“the ICAC“) and the Maritime Arbitration Commission (“the UMAC“) at the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry…
…Republic of China (‘PRC’), a non-signatory to an arbitration agreement is usually not bound by the arbitration agreement, and, tortious claim may possibly fall out of the arbitration agreement too….
Kluwer Arbitration Blog is pleased to launch with this post an occasional series offering global perspectives on approaches to teaching international investment arbitration. The aim of the series is to…
…exception in the 1958 New York Convention, and negotiation as a condition precedent to arbitration. Recent developments and publications The 2022 volume further contains announcements of new arbitration rules…
…unconscious bias against members of our community that perpetuates homogeneity in international arbitration. The Lingua Franca of International Arbitration Despite the linguistic diversity of international arbitration stakeholders, the available…
…practice law. In turn, the exams could assess aspects such as knowledge of arbitration, international investment law, public international law, and drafting and research skills. Once in their positions, all…
…disputes to arbitration and to waive their right of appeal on the final arbitral award, as applicable at the time. After 4 years, two significant developments for international arbitration in…
…an arbitration agreement in investment arbitration which is generally referred to as “arbitration without privity”. According to this theory, consent of a State in a national legislation or a treaty…
…to which the statute applies, and the extraterritorial reach of Section 1782 discovery orders. Arbitration practitioners will likely also be familiar with the Supreme Court’s recent ruling that privately-constituted international…
…(CAM-CCBC) also launched new Arbitration Rules in November 2022, which replaced its 2012 Arbitration Rules. Among other changes, the new Rules (i) allow the CAM-CCBC to manage UNCITRAL arbitration proceedings;…
…a key panel discussion on Malaysia’s status as a “pro-arbitration” jurisdiction that included a debate on some of the 2018 amendments to the Malaysia Arbitration Act 2005 (the “Act”). One…
…analysis, it (i) establishes current trends and criteria in connection with the allocation of costs in investment arbitration, and (ii) determines the average costs of an investment arbitration, thus providing…
…technology arbitration, emergency arbitration, expert evidence, foreign investors and government policy on investor-state arbitration. These discussions demonstrated the adaptability of arbitration and showcased the benefits of arbitration to its users…
The Institute of Transnational Arbitration (ITA), in collaboration with the ITA Board of Reporters, is happy to inform you that the latest ITA Arbitration Report was published: a free email…
Subscribers to KluwerArbitration enjoy access to the ICCA Yearbook Commercial Arbitration. The final upload of court decisions from the 2022 Yearbook Commercial Arbitration, shortly to be distributed in print, is…
…ICC’s Commission on Arbitration and ADR issued its Report, Leveraging Technology for Fair, Effective and Efficient International Arbitration Proceedings, which identifies prevalent technology used to support international arbitration, describes features…
The Permanent Arbitration Court attached to the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (The Hungarian Commercial Arbitration Court or ‘HCAC’) has recently adopted its revised rules of proceedings that went…
…disputes. In the arbitration community, the resurgence of in-person interactions rejuvenated the cross-pollination of ideas. Domestic Reforms Several jurisdictions made efforts to update arbitration acts or other arbitration-related laws….
…to the cases in question. Several reasons explain the limited incidence and success of counterclaims in investor-State arbitration proceedings. First, most IIAs do not expressly provide for the possibility of…
…accepted bribes from MOL in order to facilitate their conclusion. In 2013, MOL initiated arbitration proceedings against Croatia before ICSID, claiming that Croatia’s actions were in breach of the Energy…
Subscribers to KluwerArbitration enjoy access to the ICCA Yearbook Commercial Arbitration A new upload of materials from the 2022 volume of the Yearbook Commercial Arbitration is now available on the…
