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Weekly Roundup

Arbitration The biggest news of the week comes directly from the European Commission which called for a “coordinated withdrawal” of EU member states from the Energy Charter Treaty. The Global Arbitration Review helpfully summarised: In a major policy U-turn, the European Commission has proposed a “coordinated withdrawal” of EU member

Weekly Roundup

Weekly Roundup

Arbitration Kluwer Arbitration Blog dove into a recent Swiss Federal Supreme Court decision which clarified when a subsequently discovered ground for challenging an arbitrator can also be a ground for challenging an award: According to the Court, a review of the award due to alleged bias of an arbitrator on

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Weekly Roundup (6 Feb 2023)

Arbitration Law360 (login required) published a useful review of recent U.K. decisions on the enforceability of arbitration clauses: As shown in several high-profile cases, which are discussed in more detail below, failure to include arbitration clauses in agreements between entities, or failure to properly word and strengthen such clauses,

Weekly Roundup (23 Jan 2024)

Weekly Roundup (23 Jan 2024)

Here’s what you need to know for the week of 23 January 2023. Arbitration Global Arbitration Review reports that one of the main ICC arbitrations involving the Manono lithium project in the Democratic Republic of Congo is nearing an end (23 January 2023). This is just one of several