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2006 in retrospect

Archive Article - Thursday, 01 February 2007

Loukas Mistelis, professor of transnational commercial law and arbitration at the School of International Arbitration, Queen Mary College, University of London, takes stock of the year now gone

Selling Canada

Archive Article - Thursday, 01 February 2007

Because of a well-regarded court system, the popularity of arbitration in Canada has not accelerated at the same pace as it has in other jurisdictions, writes David Vascott. But times are changing

Made outside Canada

Archive Article - Thursday, 01 February 2007

To succeed as a Canadian arbitrator, one must get out of Canada, says David Samuels

POLAND: Eureko may test Polish courts

Archive Article - Friday, 01 December 2006

Tomasz Wardynski, of Wardynski & Partners, sees enforcement, rather than settlement, as the likely outcome of Eureko

Finance agreements: A practical approach to options to arbitrate

Archive Article - Friday, 01 December 2006

Philip Clifford, partner, and Oliver Browne, associate, at Latham & Watkins in London explain the pitfalls of unilateral options to arbitrate, and how to avoid them

Investment rights in Southeast Asia: ASEAN arbitration

Archive Article - Friday, 01 December 2006

Barry Garfinkel, of counsel, and Timothy G Nelson, counsel, at Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLP in New York compare arbitration under the ASEAN agreement with better known forms of treaty arbitration

Indian arbitration at a crossroads

Archive Article - Friday, 01 December 2006

India faces a choice, say Aloke Ray and Dipen Sabharwal at White & Case: revive the spirit of the 1996 act, or see a return of the 1940 law

Challenges: Theirs is to reason why

Archive Article - Friday, 01 December 2006

David Hacking of Littleton Chambers says it is time all major arbitral institutions gave reasons when deciding challenges to serving arbitrators

Partiality and issue conflicts

Archive Article - Friday, 01 December 2006

Fear of issue conflicts cannot be allowed to chill the exchange of ideas, say Matt Gearing, partner, and Anthony Sinclair, associate, both members of the international arbitration group at Allen & Overy LLP

The SCC's new Rules

Archive Article - Friday, 01 December 2006

The Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce spent 2006 revising its arbitration rules. Kaj Hobér, partner, and William McKechnie, associate at Mannheimer Swartling, outline the key changes in the new rules, which apply from 1 January 2007

Sweden's arbitration powers

Archive Article - Friday, 01 December 2006

Plenty of domestic work gives size to Sweden’s leading arbitration practices, says Julius Cavendish. He hears what different groups have to say

Stockholm comes in from the cold

Archive Article - Friday, 01 December 2006

The institute in Stockholm is shedding some of its Swedishness in a bid to attract international work. David Samuels and Julius Cavendish report

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