arbitration capacity from and within Africa and encouraging African governments and businesses to appoint African arbitrators and African counsel in their arbitration cases as well including African arbitration forums in…

…law provisions, but are confined to interpret only CETA provisions. Moreover, the CJEU stressed that the CETA tribunals “[…] have no jurisdiction to call into question the choices democratically made…

…relevant bodies, and the recorded process for implementing the long-awaited new DIAC arbitration rules. 1. DIAC’s Structure According to Article 6 of the New DIAC Statute, DIAC consists of a…

…amendments – coupled with the issuance of several arbitration-friendly decisions by the Courts have cleared up the doubts generated by the regulation of arbitration in the new National Civil and…

provisions – Morocco’s positioning as a stable FDI portal in Africa, combined with CIMAC’s unique assets, potentiate Morocco as a hub for international arbitration. Whilst a new Pan-African Investment Arbitration

…that parties prefer arbitration because of its efficiency. The 2018 Survey found that enforceability of awards and avoiding specific legal systems/national courts are the most valuable characteristics of arbitration, whilst…

legal principles, and best practices in the field – providing a microcosm for current issues and debates. Perspectives on Investment and Commercial Arbitration An all-star program, called International Arbitration and…

…operator. These battles are playing out in the London Court of International Arbitration (“LCIA”) and in the court rooms of a few other jurisdictions around the world. These two explanations…

Rules (2014), which include an Annex with “General Guidelines for the Parties’ Legal Representatives.” Other arbitral institutions have similar rules providing for arbitrator discretion in assessing and sanctioning party conduct….