10/6/2026 1:21:37 PM AI and International Arbitration – Watching Brief: AI in legal research and arbitrator selection By Joshua Kelly April Carmela Lacson This is the next instalment in our series of Watching Briefs examining the intersection of artificial intelligence and international...
10/5/2026 1:54:08 PM AI in arbitration: Germany's missing rulebook is nothing to worry about By Barbara Richter Patrick Schroeder If you are looking for specific legislation or institutional guidance to tell you whether artificial intelligence (AI) belongs in your...
9/15/2026 10:27:39 AM Reshaping DIFC Arbitration: A Guide to the Key Amendments – Part 1 By Kim Rosenberg The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) has long positioned itself as the region’s leading seat for international arbitration,...
9/15/2026 10:27:37 AM Reshaping DIFC Arbitration: A Guide to the Key Amendments – Part 2 By Kim Rosenberg In Part 1 of this series, we examined the DIFC Authority's Consultation Paper No. 2 of 2026, which proposes wide-ranging amendments to...
8/19/2026 1:09:37 PM A Broader Path to Arbitration: Understanding Changes to Ukraine’s International Arbitration Law By Eric Leikin Sofia Svinkovskaya Daria Karman Against the backdrop of Ukraine’s efforts to modernise its dispute resolution framework and prepare the legal environment for the...
7/27/2026 8:45:08 AM Saudi Arabia’s Arbitration Landscape: Key Insights from the SCCA's Analysis of 967 Arbitration-related Court Decisions By Amani Khalifa Jiwoo Yoo Rawan Bahamran Fulwah Alhamed +1 more... Show less Earlier this month, as part of Saudi Arabia's ongoing legal transformation, the Saudi Centre for Commercial Arbitration (the SCCA)...
6/29/2026 5:45:07 PM The Artemis Accords: What Signing On Really Means for States and the Aerospace and Defense Industry By Kate Gough Alexandra van der Meulen Veronika Timofeeva Mathilde Allard +1 more... Show less On June 25, 2026, Botswana became the 68th State signatory to the Artemis Accords (the Accords),[1] following shortly after Latvia,...
6/25/2026 7:01:07 AM Shield or Sword? Pre-Emptive Non-Recognition of Awards in Germany and England By Alexander Grimm Isabel Lightbody Can an award debtor against which an award has been rendered at the seat of arbitration, seek a declaration of non-recognition of the...
6/11/2026 2:45:37 PM Leaner, faster, greener? Procedural flexibility in the 2026 ICC Arbitration Rules By Noah Rubins KC Oliver Marsden Clemens Treichl Carlos Hernandez April Carmela Lacson +2 more... Show less Leaner, faster, greener? Procedural flexibility in the 2026 ICC Arbitration Rules In this last post of our series on the 2026 ICC rules...
6/9/2026 3:01:37 PM Principles Guiding the Use of AI in Arbitral Proceedings (Part II) By Rohit Bhat Natalia Zibibbo Sue Ng Olivier André +1 more... Show less As outlined in Part I, a framework governing the use of AI in arbitration is rapidly taking shape. In this Part II, we explore how...
6/8/2026 4:12:07 PM When Time Matters: Highly Expedited, Expedited, and Emergency Arbitrations under the 2026 ICC Rules By Thomas Walsh Sofia Svinkovskaya Sue Ng Gonzalo Salazar +1 more... Show less As explored in our first post in this series, the 2026 revision of the ICC Arbitration Rules (2026 ICC Rules) marks one of the most...
6/1/2026 5:33:07 PM The 2026 ICC Arbitration Rules: What's New and Why It Matters By Alexandra van der Meulen Clara Florin Alexander Grimm Gabriel Fusea +1 more... Show less The 2026 ICC Arbitration Rules: What's New and Why It Matters Today, the new ICC Arbitration Rules come into effect. Released on 22 May...
5/27/2026 11:42:37 AM Is FRAND becoming SEP (Somebody Else’s Problem)? By Dr. Christopher Stothers Corin Gittinger Wolrad Prinz zu Waldeck und Pyrmont Boris Kasolowsky Alexander Grimm +2 more... Show less Ford Prefect once explained to Arthur Dent that “An SEP…is something that we can’t see, or don’t see, or our brain doesn’t let us see,...
5/26/2026 3:27:07 PM Shaping Asia’s Infrastructure: How the Iran Conflict is Reshaping Construction Risk Across Asia By Kim Rosenberg Robert Colvin Jean Huang In this blog, we explore how the ongoing conflict is transmitting measurable risk into Asia's construction and infrastructure sectors;...
5/11/2026 7:54:07 AM The EU’s evolving Russian sanctions framework: What the 20th sanctions package means for international arbitration By Carsten Wendler Eric Leikin Gonzalo Salazar Isabel Lightbody +1 more... Show less On 23 April 2026, the European Union adopted its 20th sanctions package against Russia, introducing further amendments to the existing...
5/6/2026 4:39:07 PM Navigating Investor-State Dispute Trends: Insights from ICSID's 2026-1 Caseload By Noah Rubins KC Sami Tannous Dinara Mustafina Joseph Aherne Gabriel Ortega +2 more... Show less Since 2010, ICSID has published its Caseload Statistics, providing a snapshot of the institution’s activity over the previous calendar...