Arbitration - Page 14
Dentons practice heads depart to forge new Paris arbitration boutique
Global giant names successors to Barton Legum and Jean-Christophe Honlet, who have launched new firm with a team of associates
What to look out for when entering into arbitration agreements with sovereign states
National law will generally uphold agreements between private parties and states, but care must be taken, explain Kristina Fridman and Michael Jaffe
Hong Kong takes key step towards lifting ban on outcome-related arbitration fees
Law Reform Commission approves proposals that would bring jurisdiction in line with other international disputes hubs
A&O, Freshfields, HSF, King & Spalding and Three Crowns celebrate as new Silks are unveiled
Some 45% of latest QCs are women; ‘comparatively few’ advocates from black African or black Caribbean backgrounds applied
Italy launches civil proceedings reform to speed and simplify dispute resolution
Crucial difference from reform’s predecessors is that it puts organisational aspects in the spotlight, writes Laura Salvaneschi
ICC appoints co-chairs of new disability inclusion and international arbitration task force
King & Spalding associate Simon Maynard and Toronto-based independent arbitrator Todd Weiler are set to take the reins on the 'first-of-its-kind' initiative
Leading offshore arbitration centre announces more eco-friendly rules
Measures including provisions for remote hearings feature in BVI International Arbitration Centre's 2021 rules update
Squire Patton Boggs boosts Africa arbitration practice with partner hire in London
Africa-focused disputes specialist Timi Balogun joins Squire after six years at Curtis Mallet Prevost Colt & Mosle
Boies Schiller hires four-partner team from Italian independent to open in Milan
New York litigation specialist secures 'at least' 15 lawyers from RP Legal & Tax to anchor first new office since 2013
Singapore launches sector list to speed resolution of complex disputes
Unveiling of tech, infrastructure and construction list comes as city-state cements its reputation as a global centre for arbitration
A new landscape for commercial and maritime arbitration in Dubai
Enrico Vergani and Lorenzo Melchionda assess the impact of the decision to consolidate the Emirates Maritime Arbitration Centre into a new overarching arbitral body
Abu Dhabi construction boutique hires ‘up and coming’ Dentons partner for London launch
Mantle Law targets London as clients’ preferred location for international litigation and arbitration
Litigation funder earmarks $100m to fund racially diverse and female-led cases
Burford Capital broadens focus of Equity Project launched in 2018; portion of profits from successful cases to boost funding
Joint venture partners fail to agree way forward for DIFC-LCIA Arbitration Centre
London Court of International Arbitration calls for urgent resolution to ‘outstanding questions’ over centre’s winding down
‘A giant of international arbitration’ - tributes flood in for Professor J Martin Hunter
Lawyer whose career bridged law firms, chambers and academia is remembered for inspiring 'multiple generations'