How excited do I look? I can’t get enough of this bunch. Context:just realizing we’ve been dealing with witnesses in a crazy manner this entire time. Arbitration Station Joel Brian Matthew Kotick

Friday night vibes #paulsson #abuseofrights #internationallaw

This week your favorite podcast is packed with damages expert Brent Kaczmarek, a discussion about enforcing against central bank assets and a Happy Fun Time about going paperless in arbitration. thearbitrationstation.com/blog/2020/11/2…

On the last topic: please sign The Green Pledge Lucy Greenwood: greenwoodarbitration.com/greenpledge

We've talked to a court reporter who's done hundreds of arbitrations! Also: new ICC and LCIA Rules! Also: boutique and "spin-off" firms - one of us was just made partner at one! thearbitrationstation.com/blog/2020/12/8…

The last episode of the year includes an interview with Kaj Hobér on his arbitration career between East and West + a list of more or less arbitration-related holiday gifts. With that, we say goodbye to 2020 and hope for a different 2021. thearbitrationstation.com/blog/2020/12/2…

2/3 Special thanks to the wonderful members of the AM Committee who are working on the tracks I’m leading, namely “Transnational Litigation, Arbitration, and Dispute Resolution” and “International Trade, Investment, and Finance”: Andre Abbud, Saadia Bhatty Colin Brown 🇪🇺...

⁦Arbitration Station⁩ with ⁦Joel⁩ and ⁦Brian Matthew Kotick⁩ and special guest Chiara Giorgetti. Online on Tuesday!

Is abuse of rights a general principle, a rule of international law, a notion, or an annoying distraction? My answer in a deep-dive review of Jan Paulsson's new book in Arbitration International now up on Advance Access doi.org/10.1093/arbint…

It's AS Tuesday! We're talking about the Draft Code of Conduct (with @ChiaraLawProf), as well as FDI screening and what happens to the life of arbitration lawyers during filings. thearbitrationstation.com/blog/2021/2/9/…

We're on the other side of the microphone, dishing out the AS Origin Story for Chris Campbell of Tales of the Tribunal. You can listen on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/episode/4UAaKe…

So here we see in relation to #RomanProtasevich and Ryanair flight FR4978 what appears to be an outrageous breach by #Belarus of the 1971 Montreal Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Civil Aviation (available here: bit.ly/3wniZbe).

Spotted: a very happy ⁦Arbitration Station crew⁩ brainstorming Season 6. Komstroy? Is there such a thing as Fake arbitration? Is WFH over? PAW getting physical? All this and much more on our #arbitrationnerdy minds.

France reacted with fury to a U.S. arms deal with Australia, saying it was a stab in the back and calling it a "unilateral, brutal, unpredictable decision." The French accused President Biden of acting like his predecessor, Donald Trump. nyti.ms/3Cj0XKp

#facebookdown #whatsappdown #instagramisdown #wenowhaveavaccin I think it’s time we meet again, for real.

Season 6 is live! The DIFC-LCIA saga, indigenous rights and dispute resolution, and a HFT on anti-money laundering and its effects on everyday life for arbitration lawyers. We'll be back every other Tuesday starting... NOW thearbitrationstation.com/blog/2021/10/2…

No (normal) Arbitration Station episode this week. A country where we all have friends and colleagues - and where there’s a very strong arbitration community - is under attack and we could not bring ourselves to record our prepared segments or have a Happy Fun Time.

Three forthcoming Grand Chamber rulings in cases concerning climate change hudoc.echr.coe.int/app/conversion… #ECHR #CEDH #ECHRpress

📌ongoing today: #ClimateJustice hearings at⚖️🇺🇳 International Court of Justice CIJ_ICJ - a historical moment 🧵live thread below with summaries of key arguments, context & relevant links ⬇️ 🎙️hear @PISFCC's @VishlPrasad sets the stage #AOLetsGo #ClimateJusticeAtTheICJ

🌍 Historic Day for Climate Justice! On Dec. 6, 2024, African Union delivered a landmark oral statement at the CIJ_ICJ,urging the world to recognize #ClimateJustice as a legal and moral imperative. Africa may contribute only 3%of global emissions, but we bear the heaviest burden