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ArbitralWomen members regularly publish articles in highly-regarded legal and ADR journals


To a great extent, the institution of international arbitration owes its success to practitioners who promote its advantages to clients and the greater community. The professional status of these practitioners impacts the legitimacy, real and perceived, of international arbitration. When they conduct themselves fairly, they strengthen the perception of international…
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Interim relief has always been a challenge in international arbitration. Despite some legislative steps to incorporate enforcement of interim measures issued by arbitrators, a question remains: do the rules on recognition and enforcement of tribunal-ordered interim measures guarantee the principle of effective judicial protection? To answer this question, this article…
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This article addresses three topics. First, it refers to the various investment arbitration cases launched against Mexico on the basis of denial of justice allegations following the Lion Mexico Consolidated LP v United Mexican States award. Second, it analyses the relevance of the PACC Offshore Services Holdings LTD v United…
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In May 2023, Lahore, Pakistan’s second-largest city and the capital of the province of Punjab, hosted a two-day international conference co-organised by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators’ Pakistan Branch. Under the motto Review, Reflect and Revive, Pakistan International Disputes Weekend 2023 (PIDW 2023) aimed to address the issue of more…
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Consumer law also known as consumer protection law, refers to the body of legal principles, rules, and regulations that protect the rights and interests of consumers in their interactions with businesses and suppliers. It encompasses a set of laws and regulations designed to ensure fair and ethical…
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Now and then… Watching the evolution of international arbitration in the last four decades has been fascinating, including the evolution in the Arab region. “One should speak, when discussing the subject at large, of ‘arbitrations’ in the plural, for otherwise the sense of diversity may be lost” wrote a famous…
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This article discusses the latest developments in the Caribbean courts relating to the issue of arbitration clauses vis-à-vis insolvency proceedings. The authors examine Kenworth Industrial v Xin Gang Power Investments [2022] ECSC J1111-2, the first reported decision in the British Virgin Islands dealing with the issue of the court's jurisdiction…
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