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The global financial crisis threw much of Dubai’s property development industry into disarray. Many overseas purchasers who had bought properties off-plan
A recent decision of the DIFC Court to dismiss an application for a stay of proceedings, despite the existence of a valid arbitration clause, raises serious concerns over the compatibility of the DIFC Arbitration Law with the New York Convention
Boosting investor confidence in these troubled times is the key aim of renewed enthusiasm in the United Arab Emirates for promoting effective dispute resolution, particularly in the form of international commercial arbitration
