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Author: Olivia Lu** Jurisdiction: International Topics: Environmental Law Climate Change Law Human Rights Law This is a summary of a June 17, 2020 TagTime series webinar lecture by Professor Diane Desierto,† titled “’Invoking Climate Change, Environmental Law and Human Rights Law in International Arbitration: Utopia or Opportunity?”[1] International arbitration is […]

TagTime with Prof. Diane Desierto – Invoking Climate Change, Environmental ...

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Author: Natália Rincon** Jurisdiction: International Topics: Corruption Vladimir Khvalei,† a partner in Baker & McKenzie’s Moscow office, discussed the issue of corruption in international arbitration with Dr. Kabir Duggal and Amanda Lee in the episode titled “Corruption in international arbitration: red flags, burden and standard of proof” of the TagTime […]

TagTime with Vladimir Khvalei – Corruption in international arbitration: red flags, ...

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Authors: Subhash Bhutoria,* Sima Ghaffari** & Amin Motamedi*** Jurisdiction: International Topics: Specialized Arbitration International Institutions and Rules Institutional and Administered Arbitration INTRODUCTION Disputes, in the present times, have become complex and more often than not, are time-sensitive and require field expertise. This necessity has led to the multiplication of arbitration institutions […]

Art Disputes and the Court of Arbitration for Art: Evolution ...

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Author: Stefano Castoldi* Jurisdiction: International Italy Topics: Arbitrability National Legislation INTERNATIONAL TRENDS IN CORPORATE ARBITRATION AND THE ITALIAN LEGISLATION The arbitrability of corporate disputes (i.e., disputes among the “internal” stakeholders of a corporation, such as shareholders, directors and the corporation itself) varies from country to country. While some countries prohibit […]

International corporate arbitration: when the arbitration clause in a corporation’s ...

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Author: Wilson Wang* Jurisdiction: International Switzerland Topics: Remote Hearing Witness Examination INTRODUCTION Application of remote hearings is no big news for the community of international arbitration.[1] The technology to conduct remote hearings in international arbitration and the discretion have been there already.[2] Yet, the continuing COVID-19 pandemic has fueled the […]

Is it appropriate to conduct a remote hearing under the ...

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Author: Mohamed Sweify* Jurisdiction: International Topics: Third-Party Funding I. ABSTRACT In response to the development of international markets, business transactions, in general, have become transnational,[1] and so have become the disputes arising therefrom.[2] Traditionally, any dispute involves two opposing parties with their respective representatives before an adjudicatory body. Each party is […]

Negotiating Funding Arrangements: Trick or Treat

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