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2023 in Review: U.S. Courts Wrestle with New Issues and Refine Old Doctrine

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In 2023, the United States courts expanded the role of international arbitration under existing law and wrestled with the application of new arbitration law and fact patterns. 2023) and Yegiazaryan v. 2023) , which harmonized U.S. Chongqing SENCI Import & Export Trade Co., Bielski , No. 22-105 (U.S. Smagin , No.

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2023 in Review: Climate Change and ISDS – Reshaping Investment Arbitration to Achieve Climate Goals

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In 2023, investor-State dispute settlement (ISDS) reform has been influenced by growing concerns over climate change and state responsibility. This post summarizes key ISDS and climate change developments that took place in 2023. This led more EU member states to notify their withdrawal.

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Competing global supply chain approaches

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The differences between the BAA and TAA are important considerations as government and industry work together to address supply chain security and resiliency. The post Competing global supply chain approaches first appeared on Federal News Network.

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2023 Year in Review: A Look Back at Arbitration in Canada (Part 1)

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In 2023, Canadian courts were called to rule on a multitude of fascinating issues, including distinguishing arbitration from expert determination ( Clearspring Capital Partners II v. In addition to judicial developments, several initiatives and events enriched 2023. Additional 2023 year in review posts are available here.

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UzAW 2023 Recap: Putting Uzbekistan on Global Arbitration Map

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The third edition of the annual Uzbek Arbitration Week (UzAW 2023), held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan between 10-15 September 2023, continued its mission to establish Uzbekistan as the preferred seat for arbitral proceedings in the CIS region and beyond. This post provides an overview of the key highlights from the event.

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I Know the Witnesses and I Will Believe Them; There is No Need for Cross-Examination: A Rare Example of Arbitrator Bias Before English Courts

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In this context it is important to recall that bias is not used in a pejorative sense, rather it means the absence of demonstrated independence and impartiality ( Yiacoub v The Queen [2014] UKPC 22 ). The principle is far too important to allow it to be passed over [….]”

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Interviews with Our Editors: In Conversation with Datuk Sundra Rajoo, Director of the Asian International Arbitration Centre (AIAC)

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What are some of the watershed moments from your time as director of AIAC and can you please share your thoughts on what it’s like to be back at the helm as of March 2023? It is now important for the Centre to show that it is independent and efficient with a commitment to promote ADR services in Asia and beyond.