A Russian court has enforced three DIS awards that were earlier refused enforcement by lower courts because interest on damages and legal costs in arbitration proceedings are contrary to Russian public order – showing that perseverance can pay.
Russian court enforces four-times-rejected awards
Monday, 08 February
Dubai gets mayor's support
Monday, 08 February
The Lord Mayor of the City of London has lent his support to Dubai’s court and arbitration services, during a trip to help British banks retrieve money owed by the emirate.
Chevron contests arbitration stay petitions
Monday, 08 February
Chevron has told a New York district court that two petitions to prevent an arbitral tribunal at The Hague from ruling on the US oil company's environmental liability in a US$27 billion lawsuit in Ecuador have no legal standing.
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Brazil's bid for the Primeira Divisao
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Crisis, what crisis?
President Lula predicted that Brazil would be “last in, first out” when it came to the crisis.It looks like he was right, but despite that the local international arbitration bar isn’t complaining.
Brazil as a seat: should companies go there?
Brazil's BIT dilemma
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For the past four years, Argentina and former investors in its infrastructure and utilities have been going at it before international tribunals.
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