Extending Arbitration Agreements to Third Parties: Principles and Challenges in English Law
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by International Arbitration
2d ago
The extension of arbitration agreements to third parties is a complex but rigid area of English law. In light of the ever-growing prevalence of intricate multi-party and multi-jurisdiction disputes, courts and arbitral tribunals have found themselves balancing principles of privity of contract with public policy to determine when, why, and how arbitration agreements should be […] International Arbitration ..read more
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Shareholder Claims for Reflective Loss in Investor-State Arbitration: An Overview
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by International Arbitration
1w ago
Reflective losses are indirect losses, such as a decrease in the value of the shares, suffered by shareholders as a result of harm to the company in which their shares are held.[1] Reflective losses differ from direct losses suffered by shareholders, which may occur through the seizure of shares or barriers to shareholder attendance of […] International Arbitration ..read more
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Cartels and International Arbitration
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by International Arbitration
1w ago
Cartels disrupt market integrity and harm economic players. As companies worldwide face increasing risks from the anti-competitive practices of cartels, international arbitration is emerging as a critical tool for resolving these disputes. Understanding Cartels: The Basics A cartel is an agreement or coordinated action between two or more competitors, typically entities offering similar goods or […] International Arbitration ..read more
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International Arbitration in Denmark
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by International Arbitration
1w ago
Denmark offers a robust and internationally aligned framework for arbitration, making it a preferred choice for resolving cross-border disputes. Governed by the Danish Arbitration Act 2005 (the “DAA”), based on the UNCITRAL Model Law, Denmark ensures adherence to global standards of fairness, flexibility, and efficiency. Its legal framework supports both domestic and international arbitration, guaranteeing […] International Arbitration ..read more
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Which Foreign Investors Could Sue Trump’s United States in Arbitration?
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by International Arbitration
1w ago
Since taking office for the second time, President Trump has unleashed a torrent of executive orders aimed at reshaping America’s legal and political landscape — from immigration and climate change to trade, civil rights, energy policy, and tariffs.[1] His unpredictable approach to governance has sparked domestic and international concerns, particularly among foreign investors who may […] International Arbitration ..read more
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Investment Arbitration and the Never-Ending MOL v. Croatia Saga
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by International Arbitration
2w ago
The intersection of international investment law and domestic politics often leads to high-profile arbitration cases, with the annulment of awards frequently making headlines. One such case is the long-standing dispute between the Hungarian energy company MOL Group and the Republic of Croatia. The saga encapsulates the complex dynamics of investment arbitration, allegations of corruption, and […] International Arbitration ..read more
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LCIA Arbitration – Latest Update on Costs and Duration
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by International Arbitration
3w ago
Parties wishing to initiate arbitration often have two key concerns in addition to whether a case has merit: the costs and duration of the proceedings. These concerns were recently addressed by the London Court of International Arbitration (the “LCIA”) in a report published on 30 December 2024, entitled “Facts and Figures – Cost and Duration: […] International Arbitration ..read more
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2024 CPR Guidelines for Arbitrator Disclosure
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by International Arbitration
3w ago
In August 2024, the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution published its Guidelines for Arbitrator Disclosure (the “CPR Guidelines”), aiming to provide arbitrators with practical guidance on preparing their disclosures to avoid potential conflicts of interest. Purpose and Scope As indicated in their preamble, the CPR Guidelines seek to facilitate the arbitrators’ disclosure process, […] International Arbitration ..read more
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The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG)
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by International Arbitration
1M ago
The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods, also known as the “Vienna Convention” (hereinafter the “CISG” or the “Convention”), was adopted on 11 April 1980 and entered into force on 1 January 1988.[1] There are currently 97 State parties to the CISG, as per the website of the United Nations […] International Arbitration ..read more
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What to Expect from an Arbitration Hearing
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by International Arbitration
1M ago
Hearings are an integral part of most arbitrations. They provide each party with an opportunity to present its case directly before the arbitral tribunal and can be pivotal to the eventual outcome. However, their importance also makes them a daunting and complex procedure. This note examines some of the most important elements to expect from […] International Arbitration ..read more
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