Publications
ArbitralWomen members regularly publish articles in highly-regarded legal and ADR journals
EU law, Polish public policy? Polish court’s views on taking into account EU laws on state aid in setting aside proceedings
The Appellate Court in Warsaw recently (Case No. I ACa 457/18) considered whether the EU state aid regulations form part of the Polish public policy, when considering an application to set aside an arbitral award. The Court decided that EU competition law has to be taken into account when considering…
“Don’t Walk Behind Me, I May Not Lead; Don’t Walk in Front of Me, I May Not Follow “ – Article 29(7) of the ICC Rules and Concurrent Judicial Jurisdiction
Shai Sharvit
It is a generally accepted rule that while state courts have concurrent jurisdiction to hear and decide motions for interim relief prior to the constitution of an arbitral tribunal, they will only maintain such concurrent jurisdiction in appropriate or exceptional cases following such constitution.
The ICC Rules are unique in…
Arbitrating Insolvency Disputes? The English High Court Showcases Its Pro-Arbitration Stance Once Again
On 23 September 2020, the England and Wales High Court (“High Court”) rendered its judgment in Riverrock Securities Limited v International Bank of St Petersburg (Joint Stock Company) granting Riverrock Securities Limited (“RSL”) an interim anti-suit injunction in respect of bankruptcy proceedings in Russia brought against RSL by the receiver of…
Desarrollos Recientes y Eventos de Actualidad de Arbitraje Internacional en Asia
Sophia Castillero
En general hay un crecimiento significativo en la región en términos de las instituciones arbitrales, arbitraje y tecnología, igualdad de género y representatividad en la industria. Sin embargo, la región se enfrenta a algunos desafíos importantes en forma de protestas en Hong Kong (que, si bien es cierto que con…
Access to Justice through Online Dispute Resolution is not Science Fiction: A Practitioner Perspective on the Good, the Bad and the Future
Although innovation and technological advancements are occurring at a constantly rapid pace, services to resolve disputes online remain extremely limited or almost non-existent. The absence of such services providing access to justice can potentially end up in a denial of justice. The use of technology in the legal process and…