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Arbitration DO’S and DON’T’S There are checklists of do's and don'ts while drafting arbitration agreement. Probably later we will discuss those very interesting issues. However, in this series we would...
View ArticleDo challenge the jurisdiction of the tribunal!
Arbitrators usually are sensitive to arguments about their jurisdiction. Though under the competence-competence doctrine even issues of the existence and validity of the arbitration agreement may go...
View ArticleDocument Production in International Arbitration – Where to draw the Line?
The admissibility of requests and orders for Document Production has been a disputed subject for considerable time now. The aim of Document Production is to give the requesting party the opportunity to...
View ArticleDear arbitration practitioners, be precise in specifying the name of an...
With this post we continue the Ukraine – arbitration-friendly jurisdiction set of comments. In our previous posts we already warned arbitration practitioners, attorneys and solicitors who are dealing...
View ArticleGuerrilla Tactics in International Arbitration and Litigation
Do you want to have a detailed knowledge about what the Guerrilla Tactics in international arbitration and litigation mean and what are counsel’s and the arbitral tribunal’s tools to deal with those?...
View ArticleEverything you need to know about international arbitration on one page
International arbitration is a very tricky area, there are too many peculiarities so that even an academic course in this field is only a small amount of knowledge that the practitioner should have. We...
View Article2015 International Arbitration Survey: Improvements and Innovations in...
The 2015 International Arbitration Survey (download) conducted by Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) is the third survey carried out in partnership with White & Case. The theme of this year's...
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