Monthly Archives: January 2023

Authors: Olga Kuchmiienko & Viktor Pasichnyk* Jurisdictions: Ukraine International Topics: Enforcement of Judgments I. Introduction Issues of recovery of damages caused by the unlawful war of one state against other have become very important following the emergence of a full-scale Russian war in Ukraine. Many individuals and companies lost control […]

How Can Ukrainian Judgments Recovering War-Related Damages From Russia Be ...

January 27, 2023 in Blog by ARIA

Authors: Camilla Gambarini & Giacomo Gasparotti* Jurisdictions: Italy England & Wales Topics: Arbitration Reform I. Introduction Italian and British relations may be traced back to the ancient Roman Republic at the time of Julius Caesar’s expeditions to Britain and subsequent Roman settlements that led to the foundation of Londinium (i.e., […]

The Recent Amendment of Italy’s Arbitration Law and the Ongoing ...

January 18, 2023 in Blog tagged Arbitration Reform by ARIA

Authors: Michael Alexander Fernández, Gustavo Favero Vaughn & Fernando Figueiredo Ponzini* Jurisdiction: Brazil Topics: Provisional Measures “[I]f arbitration is to work, national courts must stand at the ready.”[1] National courts—particularly those located at the seat of an arbitration—play an important role in safeguarding arbitration’s legitimacy and efficacy.[2] During the course […]

Provisional Measures in Aid of Arbitration in Brazil

January 9, 2023 in Blog / Uncategorized tagged Brazil / Provisional Measures by ARIA

Author: Parv Lodha* Jurisdiction: International Topics: Specific Performance Specific relief as a remedy in international disputes is not a practice often written about or deliberated upon – an observation several experts have made. Ewan McKendrick and Iain Maxwell, in their article “Specific Performance in International Arbitration,” complain about how the […]

Specific Relief in International Arbitration

January 3, 2023 in Blog tagged Specific Performance by ARIA