In our 16th key #arbitration development from 2020, Partner Ioannis Alexopoulos highlights the split between US jurisdictions and how the application of section 1782 depends on which jurisdiction the subject of the discovery request is located in: bit.ly/3pfQZ6x

For our 17th key #arbitration development from 2020, Partner Josh Wong examines an English High Court ruling denying enforcement of an award which failed to establish a clear ‘right to payment’ bit.ly/3iNYzCM

Partner Tom Snelling highlights, in our 20th key #arbitration development from 2020, the expansion of the arbitration market over the past year and the various provisions and rule revisions implemented by arbitration institutions: bit.ly/36mrlFH

Over the past three weeks we have covered 21 key #arbitration developments from 2020. Our thanks to you all for engaging and we look forward to discussing these developments, as well as those to come in 2021 with you further! bit.ly/3rcRVsP

Writing in Law.com UK, Senior Associate Ryan Cable explains that annual statistics published by leading international #arbitration institutes reveal key themes and trends emerging in international arbitration bit.ly/3rENMzu

Speakers ▶️Ioannis Alexopoulos, Poloni Flore, Neil Newing, Bernhard Maier, and Ryan Cable. 📅 23 September 2021 ⏰ From 12:30 PM to 2:00 PM ⬇️ Learn more and register ⬇️ lnkd.in/dbZfNwgi #Arbitration #Arbitrage #Internationalarbitration #Caselaw

A message to Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, on behalf of everyone affected by motor neurone disease, from MND Association patron Rob Burrow CBE. The Government's funding for targeted #MND research stands at less than £5 million a year. That’s not enough. 🔬 #United2EndMND

[#PAW2021] Signature Litigation UK 1 – FRANCE 1: The UK #annulment judge is the hardest on the #arbitral #tribunal’s jurisdiction, but the French judge is much less tolerant of awards giving effect to corruptly obtained contracts.

Senior Associate Ryan Cable and Associate Alex Cheah consider whether the US Supreme Court may determine the availability of discovery in support of foreign private #arbitrations, in @ReportsLegal1 bit.ly/3oXmi8X #SupremeCourt

Partner Paul Brehony examines the new trial witness statement rules, in particular PD 57AC, before going on to discuss the benefits and downfalls of the new rules, in The Law Society Gazette bit.ly/2ZdcKvv #litigation

During this year's #ParisArbitrationWeek, our cross-channel #arbitration practice shared practical insights on setting aside proceedings in the #UK and #France. Watch the session and read the key highlights here: bit.ly/3k9nJgW

Senior Associate Ryan Cable and Associate Alasdair Marshall summarise the English Commercial Court decision in Ovsyankin v Angophora which re-affirmed the high bar for challenging arbitration awards. This was first published by LexisNexisUK 20/12/2021 bit.ly/3emduCF

Senior Associate Ryan Cable, Associate Pietro Grassi and Trainee Gavin Collins consider the new #ICSID #arbitration rules, which will apply from July 2022, and their practical impact on investment treaty arbitrations administered by ICSID. Read more via bit.ly/3jt2iXJ

New ICSID arbitration rules are coming in July 2022 - some thoughts on the practical impacts of the new rules below

Senior Associate Ryan Cable and Associate Kimberley Bazelais have commented in Law.com UK on the LCIA's 2021 annual report, identifying trends caused by the pandemic and what may be seen in the 2022 statistics: bit.ly/3NM06aD #InternationalArbitration LCIA

Looking forward to speaking at this event in Geneva. Always plenty to say about the topic of the expert evidence in #arbitration

Proud to be included in the list of Leading Arbitration Lawyers – Australia, 2023 doylesguide.com/leading-arbitr…

Subpoenas in support of arbitration – when can Australian courts assist with third party evidence gathering including foreign-seated arbitrations? #auslaw #ForeignSeatedArbitrations ow.ly/8IpC50QCvLe

Updated Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre Rules – continued refinement of efficiency and good practice to release its next iteration of its rules during the course of this year after concluding its consultation period in late 2023. #auslaw ow.ly/HpwH50ROy4Q

Arbitration essentials: Selecting an arbitrator and doing your own research on conflicts of interests #auslaw ow.ly/7VTb50SB59K