Nick Peacock
Bird & Bird LLP
Articles
What law governs an arbitration agreement and why it matters? Lessons from Kout Food Group v Kabab-Ji SAL
United Kingdom - December 13 2022 In the absence of an express choice, what law governs an arbitration agreement in a commercial contract? The answer is complex and will depend where…
Hotels in the firing line: using international law to protect your cross-border investment
United Kingdom - November 8 2022 Cross-border investments in immoveable assets, such as hotels and other leisure Resorts, are inherently vulnerable to harm and loss of control or…
Annual Online Global Sports Day 2022
Global - October 19 2022 Bird & Bird's International Sports Group is delighted to provide you with the recordings from our second annual online global 'Sports Day'. The…
Sam Beer, Matt Bonass, Toby Bond, Richard Bush, Lewis Calder, Andy Danson, Will Deller, Emma Drake, Elizabeth Dunn, Lereesa Easterbrook, Zoe Feller, Joseph Fesenmair, Craig Giles, Jonathan Goldsworthy, Matt Hanson, Rich Hawkins, Yannick Hefti, Cat Hughes, Saskia King, Chris Lavey, Richard McMorris, Péter Rippel-Szabó, Jose Rivas, Jumani Robbins, Joaquín Muñoz Rodríguez, Robert Rose, Louise Sargeant, Olaf Trojan, Robert Turner, Montserrat Turrado, Georgie Twigg, Jacob Webster
England & Wales Law Commission consults on reform of the Arbitration Act 1996 with proposals intending to support London’s leading role in international arbitration
United Kingdom - October 13 2022 The use of arbitration as a medium for resolving all types of disputes has grown exponentially since the Arbitration Act 1996 (the ‘Act’) came into…
Impact of the EU acceding to The 2019 Hague Judgments Convention
European Union, United Kingdom - September 15 2022 The 2019 Hague Judgments Convention (‘the Judgments Convention'), provides a reciprocal framework for the recognition and enforcement of national…
Dr. Benedikt Burger, Alfonso Carrillo Cano, Jonathon Ellis, Louise Lanzkron, Djazia Tiourtite, Evelyn Tjon-En-Fa
