Dissenting arbitrator not to be subpoenaed
The Brazilian company Petrobar’s application to a US Court to subpoena a US arbitrator to give evidence of his dissent has been dismissed.
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No bias but duty to disclose
In Halliburton1, the Court of Appeal of England and Wales has held that the arbitrator had a duty to disclose that he had other
Recourse to International Arbitration Excluded in Tanzania
The Public Private Partnership (Amendment) Bill 2018, which has been approved by the Tanzanian Parliament on September 12, 2018, provides that any related dispute
Med-Mid XII – Cyprus – 26 October 2018
The European Court of Arbitration and the International School of Arbitration and Mediation of the Mediterranean and the Middle East have celebrated, with the
No review of the merits by State Courts
In Michaelides v. Cooperative Bank of Pegia[1], the Supreme Court of Cyprus, in dismissing an appeal against a first instance judgment, has clearly reaffirmed the
Independent enquiries not allowed to the arbitration
In Fleetwood[1] the English High Court has set aside an award, on the ground that the arbitrator had conducted independent enquiries without informing the parties
Mandatory Mediation in Turkey
It has been announced that on December 6, 2019 the Turkish Parliament has approved new legislation which makes mediation mandatory. This new legislation makes mediation
The minimum local contract doctrine
The Swiss Federal Court has heard[1] an application by a corporation domiciled in Guernsey for the attachment of real estate, located in Switzerland, belonging to
Business Lunch on “Setting aside arbitral awards” (Milan – 12 December 2018)
We are glad to invite you to our next business lunch, which will be held on Wednesday 12 December 2018 at the Hotel de la
CEAM CEAC Arbitration Breakfast
On October 9, 2018 the “CEAM – CEAM Arbitration Breakfast”, a lively debate on core values of arbitration compared to state court jurisdictions, has taken
