Arbitration - Page 11
Leading Singapore disputes bodies form alliance to promote city state as centre for dispute resolution
Singapore International Commercial Court forges agreements to boost attractiveness of arbitration and mediation for businesses
Fieldfisher underlines international arbitration ambitions with hire of London-based partner from Omnia
Ania Farren climbs on board ‘to be part of continuing dynamic growth’
Former A&O partner launches business and human rights focused boutique in London
Suzanne Spears unveils Paxus amid rise in disputes and investigations involving human rights issues
The diversity problem in arbitration
Legislative change is just one step in the journey to achieve a racially diverse arbitration profession, write John Evans and Nadia Osborne
Emerging markets boutique launches arbitration practice with partner hires in London and Paris
Projects and energy specialist Trinity International cites demand from clients caught up in disputes
'Be calm, pleasant and measured at all times' - top tips for advocacy in arbitration
Zoe O’Sullivan KC draws on her experience to offer advice to those building careers as advocates in this specialist field
The Kabab-Ji case: identifying the law governing an international arbitration agreement
Flore Poloni and Kimberley Bazelais of Signature Litigation explain how the case highlighted differences in legal philosophy on either side of the Channel
Senior arbitration talent departs Matrix Chambers for 3 Verulam Buildings in London
Professor Zachary Douglas KC’s move marks second major silk exit from Matrix Chambers in the past month
Gibson Dunn hires disputes partner from Clifford Chance’s Singapore alliance
Paul Tan will head up the Los Angeles firm’s international arbitration practice in Asia
HFW builds in Hong Kong with hire of Tanner De Witt's former head of arbitration
Arrival of Hong Kong, English and BVI-qualified ex-Slaughter and May counsel follows HFW's launch of a BVI office earlier this year
Consultation on changes to the 1996 Arbitration Act: what you need to know
David Reed and David Horvath-Franco of Arnold & Porter outline the Law Commission’s most eye-catching proposed reforms to the 1996 Arbitration Act
Cayman Islands plans new arbitration venue on Grand Cayman in Canadian joint venture
Cayman International Mediation and Arbitration Centre and Toronto’s Arbitration Place to open new facilities in October
‘Fine-tuning rather than root and branch reform’: top lawyers welcome plans to update UK's Arbitration Act
Law Commission’s verdict that legislation needs updating rather than a complete overhaul chimes with profession
Arbitration’s development must maintain parity with litigation, judge warns
Development of commercial arbitration to resolve business disputes cannot be separated from need to support justice as a whole, warns former judge at ICCA Congress in Edinburgh
Leading London disputes silk unveils Singapore relocation to build Asia practice
Jern-Fei Ng KC admitted to Singapore Bar, adding to existing Hong Kong arbitration practice