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Norton Rose Fulbright | Global | 24 Aug 2023
Public policy conflicts in investor-state energy arbitrations
Changing energy policy and a growing demand for environmental protection create public policy conflicts for states. There is a fundamental tension between the host state's right to regulate and an investor's expectation of a stable regulatory environment. This article discusses the resulting constraints on the state's ability to manoeuvre in the realm of energy policy in light of states'......
Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP | Algeria, Colombia, Cyprus, etc. | 23 Aug 2023
Sports Arbitration Handy Guide - 7 Cases on Challenges to Jurisdiction
For many years, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (“CAS”) has been recognised as the preeminent forum for the resolution of sports disputes. However…
Trilegal | India | 3 Aug 2023
The Brewing Controversy: Arbitral Tribunal cannot implead Non-Signatories
The Delhi High Court in its latest decision of M/s Arupri Logistics Private Ltd. v. Vilas Gupta and Ors. And Taurus India Limited v. Vilas Gupta and…
Stewarts | United Kingdom | 1 Aug 2023
How has hybrid working changed how litigation is conducted?
Commercial Litigation partner Fiona Gillett spoke at the UK/US Cross-Border Litigation Summit in July 2023, addressing a session titled ‘Litigation in…
Deacons | Hong Kong | 1 Aug 2023
Court confirms high threshold for setting aside arbitral award
In AI & Ors v LG II & Anor [2023] HKCFI 1183, the Plaintiffs had brought arbitration proceedings in respect of a dispute arising from sale and…
Bharucha & Partners | India | 19 Jun 2023
Third-Party Funders to Tread with Caution
Recently, in Tomorrow Sales Agency (P) Ltd. v. SBS Holdings, Inc & Ors., the Delhi High Court determined whether a third-party funder could be held…
RPC | United Kingdom | 13 Jun 2023
High Court holds that two-week delay causes party to lose right to object to irregularity in arbitration
Recently, the High Court found that the claimant (Radisson) had lost its right to challenge an arbitration award by continuing to take part in the proceedings for a period of two weeks after becoming aware of improper conduct by one of the arbitrators. The Court also rejected Radisson's subsequent application seeking to redact the identities of the parties. While the judge acknowledged......
Boga & Associates | Albania | 30 May 2023
Draft Law “On Arbitration in the Republic of Albania”
On 24.04.2023, the Council of Ministers submitted to the Parliament the draft law “On Arbitration in the Republic of Albania”. The Draft Law aims to…
Reed Smith LLP | Global | 16 May 2023
International Arbitration - Institutional rules guide: May 2023
Choosing the right institution and arbitral rules for your commercial relationship has never been more Important, or more challenging in light of the…
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer | France | 4 May 2023
Paris Court of Appeal upholds arbitral tribunal's equitable approach under applicable law
Recently, the Paris Court of Appeal held that an arbitral tribunal does not exceed its mandate under article 1520(3) of the French Code of Civil Procedure by following an equitable approach in accordance with the law applicable to the dispute. The decision confirms that equity, to the extent provided under the applicable law, may still inform an arbitral tribunal's decision.
