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The Third ICC Kuwait Arbitration Day Conference: Taking Stock of the Present and Looking Ahead to New Horizons in Arbitration

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Moderated by Omar Al Qahtani (Al Tamimi & Company), this panel delved into the arbitration provisions in Kuwait, offering a comprehensive overview of the present landscape and comparative perspectives from the region. Panel Discussions The first panel of the day took place in Arabic.

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2023 Copenhagen Arbitration Day Recap: The Future of Arbitration

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He emphasised the importance of arbitration to business and society, particularly owing to the present burden on the courts. She also highlighted the high threshold in Denmark to set aside an award based on an arbitral tribunal’s action, especially if such action is covered by the national law, institutional rules and/or procedural orders.

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The Double Hatting Paradox in Investment Arbitration: Justification For Abolition?

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In Eiser v Spain (2020), the Annulment Committee found manifest appearance of bias on the part of the arbitrator due to his failure to disclose all “past and present professional connections and interactions” with the valuation expert. This has ensured uniformity in the test for disqualification both in ICSID and non-ICSID cases (e.g.

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The 2023 SIAC Draft Rules: Raising the Bar for Efficiency

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This exceptionally short time limit is made possible by allowing tribunals to do away with the need for hearings, document production, and the presentation of witness evidence. In 2022 alone, SIAC received 87 requests for Expedited Procedure, of which 48 were accepted. Draft Rule 14.1(b) USD 715,000, and USD 1,330,00 (approx.).

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Australian Arbitration Week Recap: Filling in the Gaps: Inferences, Presumptions, and Burdens of Proof in International Arbitration

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The Framework and Starting Propositions International arbitration presents an opportunity for flexibility in presentation and consideration of evidence, but that flexibility cannot come at the cost of rigour. So how do tribunals, parties, and their legal representatives overcome gaps in evidence?

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Is the City of Lights Losing Its Allure? Highlights from the Paris Arbitration Breakfast Conference on the Seat of Arbitration

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Successfully entering this market could position Paris to attract Civil Law arbitration cases, presenting a promising prospect. She identified a significant opportunity for Paris in the field of Civil Law and emphasized the need to understand why Civil Law jurisdictions might opt for a Common Law jurisdiction when going into arbitration.

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The End of a Saga: Swiss Federal Supreme Court Upholds Clorox v. Venezuela Final Award

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The SFSC noted that in its set-aside action, Venezuela presented its own version of the facts and substituted its evaluation of the evidence for that of the tribunal. This criticism, even if it were true, would not reach the high threshold for a violation of public policy, in any event (para.