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Carry on arbitrating? CJEU Advocate General considers non-treaty based intra-EU ISDS in PL Holdings v Poland
In the infamous Achmea decision, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) held that an...
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The Campaign for Greener Arbitrations: Encouraging Sustainable Practices in International Arbitration
The Campaign for Greener Arbitrations (the Campaign) – a global movement advocating for...
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The Yukos saga: Making sense of the English rules on stay of enforcement and security
The High Court decision in (1) Hulley Enterprises Limited, (2) Yukos Universal Limited, (3)...
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“Serious Irregularity” Challenge to Awards not to be Restrained by Formalism
The judgment of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom (the “Privy...
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Section 69 of the English Arbitration Act: London’s discrete edge in its quest to become the top arbitration seat
A party has just lost an arbitration and a substantial award has been made against it. There is a...
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When two Presidents collide – the issue of recognition in ongoing legal battles between Nicolás Maduro & Juan Guaidó
Who is the current President of Venezuela? Governments, courts, and tribunals alike have...
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