the Administrative Council for vote. These rules were well received by the international arbitration community and approved by the Administrative Council on March 21, 2021. Kluwer Arbitration Blog followed the

…2022, with the investor being awarded €190 million in the Rockhopper v Italy arbitration (although an annulment proceeding is pending), due to Italy’s application of a legislative ban on offshore…

…1782 discovery in support of international arbitration, limited the preferential treatment given to arbitration over litigation, protected the right to individualized arbitration, and limited the role of federal courts in…

Arbitration Day 2022 covered numerous interesting and highly topical subjects in the field of arbitration, from the practical, such as how to build a case, methods for probability assessments, tribunal…

…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…

…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…

…ex parte basis are considered under the Section 1782 statutory requirements and the Intel factors or solely under Rule 45 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (“FRCP”) as subpoenas…

…a total of 52 cases from 2015 to 2020. Further, in Thailand, a new specialised arbitration institution, the Thailand Court of Arbitration for Sport (“TCAS“), was set up in early…