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Court delivers landmark judgment for Australian arbitration

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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March 13 2013

This morning the High Court of Australia delivered the landmark decision, TCL Air Conditioner v The Judges of the Federal Court of Australia 2013

The impact of international arbitration on the rule of law

Clayton Utz
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Australia, Global
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November 20 2012

Doug Jones, the head of Clayton Utz's International Arbitration group, and David W. Rivkin, Co-Chair of the International Dispute Resolution Group of Debevoise & Plimpton and Secretary-General of the International Bar Association, discuss the impact of international arbitration on the rule of law

The new commercial arbitration acts: five points to remember

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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November 8 2012

There are five important changes brought about by the new commercial arbitration regime of which parties and practitioners should take particular note

Business waits for domestic arbitration reform

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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June 9 2011

Doug Jones talks to Boardroom Radio about the latest in reforms to Australia's arbitration laws

Project not going so well? Want a fast, cost-effective, efficient process to resolve the problems?

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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June 16 2010

Two recent decisions of the New South Wales Supreme Court and Victorian Supreme Court have evidenced the growing support of the judiciary for arbitration

Domestic arbitration gets the green light for its much needed overhaul

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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May 7 2010

In a move to be applauded by the arbitration community, the Standing Committee of Attorneys General (SCAG) on Friday agreed to the content of a new Commercial Arbitration Bill that will completely overhaul the existing Uniform Commercial Arbitration Acts (UCAAs) that are in place around Australia

Gordian Runoff v Westport important for the insurance industry and arbitration users in all sectors

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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April 12 2010

The recent case of Gordian Runoff Limited v Westport Insurance Corporation 2010 NSWCA 57 gives arbitration users more confidence as to the finality of arbitral awards by confirming that the grounds for challenging an award are very limited

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Court delivers landmark judgment for Australian arbitration

The impact of international arbitration on the rule of law

The new commercial arbitration acts: five points to remember

Business waits for domestic arbitration reform

Project not going so well? Want a fast, cost-effective, efficient process to resolve the problems?

Domestic arbitration gets the green light for its much needed overhaul

Gordian Runoff v Westport important for the insurance industry and arbitration users in all sectors

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