OHADA’s Reformed Arbitration Law
The 17 African States which has formed the Organization for the Harmonization of Business Law in Africa are now benefiting from a reformed arbitration law
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Manifest Error May Be Cured
In SEA 2011[1], the High Court of England and Wales had been seized of a challenge of two awards which had held that, even if
The Last Access to the New York Convention
It has been announced that Sudan has acceded to the New York Convention.
They speak about us
Getting the Deal Trough has published an article concerning the European Court of Arbitration, amongst other arbitral institutions such as ICSID, ICC, LCIA.
Intra-European BITs
The European Court of Justice has ruled on 6 March 2018 in Slovakia Republic v. Achmea BV, that provisions on investor State arbitration in bilateral
Mandatory Mediation in Law Disputes
In Turkey the new Act on Labor Courts has provided for mandatory mediation in labor disputes, as a condition precedent to court litigation.
Crowdsourcing and the prediction of judgments
The result of the study of various crowd models applied to the prediction of the US Supreme Court judgments has given the result that such
Synergy and Divergence between Civil law and Common Law in International Arbitration
The Chartered Institute of Arbitration has held in Paris a very well attended conference on this topic which handled various aspects such as The Role
Arbitration on line discussed in Bologna
AIGLI, the Italian Association of Jurists of Italian Language, had held a very successful conference in Bologna on September 15, 2017. Chaired by Irene Pelargonio,
New Executive Committee of the Sicily Chapter of CEA
The Chapter in Sicily has been revived by a new Executive Committee. The opening was celebrated in Palermo on 20 October 2017 by a well-attended
