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GAR Live: London 2022
<p>GAR Live: London 2022<br /> Data: Thursday, 12 May, 2022<br /> Location: London</p>
2021 Year in Review: Key Developments in East and Central Asia
In 2021, East and Central Asia witnessed some noteworthy developments in domestic legislation, jurisprudence, and efforts to enhance the standing of
Monetizing and Enforcing Arbitral Awards in Brazil and Beyond
During Sao Paulo Arbitration Week 2021, an expert panel addressed critical questions related to enforcement and monetization of arbitral awards in
5 Top Trends In Workplace Class Action Litigation: Trend 5 The Continuing Impact Of Arbitration
Workplace arbitration programs continued to have a profound impact on workplace class action litigation in 2021. Such programs influenced the nature
2021 in Review: Continued Movement at the Intersection of International Arbitration and Human Rights
This is the third consecutive year that we, either together or separately, have reported on trends at the intersection of human rights and
Mass Arbitration: A New Wrinkle in an Old Problem
Since 2018, a plaintiffs' strategy known as "mass arbitration" has become increasingly popular. In mass arbitration, plaintiffs' lawyers file
The High Court rules that the English Courts do not have jurisdiction to allow counterclaims in arbitration enforcement proceedings
The Defendant, Bein Media Group (BMG), is an entertainment media company incorporated in Qatar, which operates satellite television channels in
Littler Global Guide - Canada - Q4 2021
British Columbia announced that beginning January 1, 2022, workers covered by the province’s Employment Standards Act (ESA), including part-time
Littler Global Guide - Puerto Rico - Q4 2021
On November 15, 2021, Puerto Rico’s Governor issued Executive Order No. 2021-075 (EO 2021-075), which integrates prior COVID-19-related orders still
Singapore High Court rejects creative arguments to seek de novo appeal on merits of arbitral award via setting aside applications
A recent decision of the Singapore High Court, BTN v BTP 2021 SGHC 271, reinforced the principle that it is only in exceptional circumstances that
6 tips to prepare for your online mediation
Online mediation, where it is conducted remotely via video calls, is nothing new. However, it has experienced a surge in popularity as a result of the
New year, new challenges - Top 10 trends for US employers
The pandemic has disrupted ways of working and accelerated changes for many businesses. Change is coming on many fronts, involving issues from pay
Courts Weigh ERISA Fiduciary Duty Pleading Standards and Limit Arbitration Clauses
Putative class actions brought under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) alleging breaches of fiduciary duties continued to
A Look at California’s International Arbitration Future
"If they can't do it in California, it can't be done anywhere." - Novelist Taylor Caldwell From its sunlit beaches to its fog-spangled hills
Between the lines-January, 2022
The Supreme Court (“SC”) has in its judgment dated December 15, 2021 (“Judgement”), in the matter of Jharkhand Urja Vikas Nigam Limited v. The State
Hong Kong court refuses to enforce mainland arbitral award in a rare decision
In a significant decision, a Hong Kong court has set aside an earlier ex parte court order granting leave to enforce an arbitral award made by a PRC
Singapore Court of Appeal affirms decision to set aside award for breach of natural justice and clarifies ambit of parties’ rights to a fair hearing at arbitration
The Singapore Court of Appeal has upheld a decision by the High Court in setting aside an arbitration award for breach of natural justice. In its
Capacity is non-negotiable
Courts get a bad rap for dispute solving. The litigation process is, or at least, is perceived to be, impenetrable, complex, ponderous and costly
A cautionary tale for both retailers and wholesalers in the petroleum and liquid fuels industry.
We look closer at a matter which depicts how courts are not sympathetic to parties that do not enforce their remedies timeously. In addition, this
What is family mediation and how does it work?
Family mediation is an effective process for resolving a range of disputes in the context of a divorce, relationship breakdown or other family matter
Seasoned International Arbitration Practitioner Mélida Hodgson Joins Arnold & Porter’s New York Office
New York, NY, January 18, 2022 Arnold & Porter announced today that Mélida Hodgson has joined the firm's International Arbitration
5 Key Takeaways contractual approaches to supply chain disputes: is it time for a new paradigm?
Presented "Contractual Approaches to Supply Chain Disputes: Is it Time for a New Paradigm?" at the Asia Annual International Arbitration & Corporate
Mediation - true or false?
Following on from our article yesterday in recognition of Family Mediation Week, which gave an overview of the mediation process and highlighted some
Family Mediation Week
This week is Family Mediation Week. It is an opportunity to raise awareness of family mediation and of the benefits it can bring to separating
Supreme Court to address role of “prejudice” in evaluating waiver of arbitrability
One of the best ways for companies facing media and privacy risk to protect themselves from expensive class action litigation is by including an
ADR and Diversity in the Life Sciences Sector
The COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent rush to develop life-saving vaccines have posed enormous challenges for practitioners in all areas of the
Investment protection between Serbia and major economies: Italy
This week we focus on Italy within our series on investment protection between Serbia and major economies. According to the
805 Sayılı Kanun’un Milletlerarası Tahkim Anlaşmalarına Etkisi
805 sayılı İktisadi Müesseselerde Mecburi Türkçe Kullanılması Hakkında Kanun “805 sayılı Kanun” veya “Kanun”, 22 Nisan 1926 tarihinden beri
Impact of Turkish Law No. 805 on International Arbitration Agreements
Law No. 805 on Compulsory Use of Turkish Language in Economic Institutions "Law No. 805" has been in effect for very long time, i.e., since April 22
Why separated and divorcing couples should consider mediation
This week, 17 to 21 January, is Family Mediation Week throughout England and Wales, a campaign which aims to highlight the benefits of mediation as a