Lorna Jane runs into trouble of viral proportions
23 December 2020
Clothes manufacturer will be actively wearing penalties, declarations and other court-ordered relief if the ACCC’s case against Lorna Jane succeeds.
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Is a new era on the horizon for commercial mediation?
3 December 2020
Could a new era be on the horizon for commercial mediation in a post COVID-19 world? Here is is how the Singapore Convention remove the barrier for enforcing settlement agreement following mediation
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Appealing domestic arbitral awards in Australia: not opting out is not opting in
3 December 2020
This article provides a summary of Jacobs Group v Commonwealth Australia and its implications on the appeal of domestic arbitral awards in Australia
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Case update: Full Joy Foods v Australian Dairy Park
3 December 2020
This article summarises the Court's approach in Full Joy Food v Australian Dairy Park on whether a party has a reasonable opportunity to present its case
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ABCs for Chinese Parties to Know about US Arbitration
26 November 2020
There are 7 important features of US arbitration for Chinese parties to consider before agreeing to US arbitration clauses.
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Enforcing Mainland Arbitral Award in Hong Kong – Under Statute and Common Law
25 November 2020
Courts enforcing Mainland arbitral award in Hong Kong under statute may grant relief in terms of award, while common law relief may be wider.
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The ICC’s 2021 Arbitration Rules: what you need to know
25 November 2020
Key changes to ICC Arbitration Rules 2021 aim to enhance flexibility, transparency and efficiency of arbitral proceedings.
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Remote Witness Testimony – Not to be taken for granted: the Hong Kong Courts’ approach
25 November 2020
Hong Kong Courts may permit remote witness testimony during the COVID-19 pandemic, but parties must provide reasons to justify application.
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Experts in Arbitration: Why A Hired Gun Will Often Come Undone!
25 November 2020
When selecting experts in arbitration, an expert’s independence is key and will play into their expertise, preparation and court performance.
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London’s [video] calling: What the new LCIA Arbitration Rules mean for you and virtual hearings
25 November 2020
The new LCIA Arbitration Rules cater to the brave new world of virtual hearings. Here we explore the key changes and what they mean for you…
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