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Kabab-Ji: Supreme Court refuses enforcement while clarifying the approach to governing law of arbitration agreements
Overview The courts of England & Wales have historically demonstrated a pro-arbitration and...
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PL Holdings: The CJEU extends Achmea to ad hoc arbitration
In the now infamous case of Achmea, the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the European...
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The Clown Behind the Gown — Five lessons on advocacy that I learnt from Philippe Gaulier
Simon stepped onto the “stage”, which was simply the part of the loft studio unoccupied by...
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Climate change and investment treaty arbitration: a balancing act for States
Introduction Since the 1992 Rio Declaration on Environment and Development (the “Rio...
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Conflict of norms in international arbitration – friend or foe in the fight against climate change?
Climate change is an all-encompassing global phenomenon that impacts every area of law and policy....
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London vs Singapore: A (false) struggle for the title of world’s leading seat of arbitration
Introduction The numbers speak for themselves: London and Singapore are neck and neck in the...
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