
Publications
ArbitralWomen members regularly publish articles in highly-regarded legal and ADR journals
ArbitralWomen members regularly publish articles in highly-regarded legal and ADR journals
In Technology, Media & Telecommunications 2015 Roundtable, nine experts from around the world discuss the latest regulatory changes and interesting developments in their jurisdiction
In a series of recent decisions, Indian high courts have considered requests for anti-arbitration injunctions by Indian parties - in the context of concurrent arbitration proceedings initiated in a foreign seat. This note reviews selected cases which together contribute to define the scope of anti-arbitration injunctions on the basis…
A number of Asian jurisdictions have incorporated Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) into their domestic legislation – in many instances, ahead of Western legal systems. India’s new Companies Act, 2013 has formalized obligations that pre-existed under the country’s tradition of community involvement. In effect, Indian companies and business scions in the…
In a world where women outnumber men and where women are active in almost all business and legal fields, women remain under-represented in key positions. Women and men alike are trained and talented, and work as hard. Is the under-representation a question of discrimination or unconscious bias, or a…
After significant efforts in the past twenty years to improve the number of women in the judiciary, now around one-third of the United States Supreme Court justices are women, as are 35% of the active judges currently sitting on the thirteen United States federal courts of…