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European Union, United Kingdom - February 1 2012
An important decision in support of international arbitration has confirmed that a party which has agreed to arbitrate in England can ask the English courts to enforce the arbitrators' award for a declaration of non-liability, despite earlier court proceedings started in another Member State.
Global - January 4 2012
On 1 January 2012, following a three-year review exercise, a new version of the Arbitration and ADR Rules of the International Chamber of Commerce (the “2012 ICC RULES”) came into force.
United Kingdom - June 3 2011
The Court of Appeal has held that the court has jurisdiction to grant a final anti-suit injunction restraining a party from commencing or continuing foreign court proceedings in breach of an arbitration agreement, even where there is no actual, proposed or intended arbitration.
United Kingdom - March 31 2011
The United Kingdom will change how solicitors are paid in "no-win no-fee" court cases to stop spiralling costs from harming the legal system, Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke announced on Tuesday.
