Publications

Challenges for Arbitration in 2021, Mealey's International Arbitration Report

No writ petition maintainable in cases where remedy lies under SARFAESI Act

The Supreme Court of India has clarified that borrowers aggrieved by proceedings initiated by banks or asset reconstruction companies (ARCs) under the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Securities Interest Act 2002 (the SARFAESI Act) have to avail remedy under the same law and a writ petition…

No writ petition maintainable in cases where remedy lies under SARFAESI Act

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Challenges facing the Middle East construction industry: price escalation

Challenges facing the Middle East construction industry: price escalation

In this article, we discuss the challenges of increased costs and the potential options available to contractors operating in the UAE to recover their additional costs.

Digest of international mutual legal assistance (Chronique de coopération judiciaire internationale)

The digest of international mutual legal assistance focuses on interactions between legal orders, namely on parallel proceedings between international arbitration and national criminal proceedings.

Puppies and Kittens and Developments in International Arbitration, An Interview with Lucy Greenwood and Michael Mcilwrath

Puppies and Kittens and Developments in International Arbitration, An Interview with Lucy Greenwood and Michael Mcilwrath

ABA Dispute Resolution Magazine

Supreme Court Upholds Arbitral Tribunal’s Refusal to Postpone Hearing

Puppies and Kittens and Developments in International Arbitration, An Interview with Lucy Greenwood and Michael Mcilwrath

Efficiency in Arbitration: Considerations for the Arbitrator Selection Process

Escalating costs, protracted processes and lack of a clear appellate mechanism are routinely reported as cause for party complaints about commercial arbitration. Meanwhile, one of arbitration’s greatest benefits is parties’ ability to consider who will serve as the decision maker for their dispute. The latter benefit – selecting the right…

Noises Off: Towards Greater Consistency in International Arbitration Awards

‘Noise’ is the unjustified and unwanted variance in a set of judgments over comparable issues.

Together with bias, Noise is a driver of error in decision-making. As argued by the authors of the

bestseller ‘Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment’, every set of judgments or decisions (in legal

proceedings or…