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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International Arbitration Posts
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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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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China Mainland-Hong Kong Interim Measures Arrangement One Year On: Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones
25 November 2020
We expect to see more applications under the China Mainland-Hong Kong Interim Measures Arrangement. Key points of arrangement and practical notes.
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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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Bond Tak v King Frame – Staying of Court Proceedings for Arbitration: potential tension between an arbitration clause and a jurisdiction clause
25 November 2020
Hong Kong courts decide whether to stay court proceedings on the basis of conflicting arbitration and jurisdiction clauses in agreements.
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“2020 Gaiben Law” in Japan – expanding foreign lawyers’ rights to act in international arbitration and mediation in Japan
1 November 2020
Foreign lawyers in Japan can now broaden their practice in arbitration and mediation under the 2020 Gaiben Law. Find out more in this article!
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The Singapore Convention on Mediation
1 November 2020
The Singapore Convention on Mediation has entered into force, removing barriers to the global enforcement of mediated settlement agreements
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The Appeal of the Law: Singapore’s decision to hold off introduction option to appeal on point of law and other changes
1 November 2020
The right to appeal an arbitral award on questions of law is not uncommon. Singapore has yet to adopt this right into its IAA legislation.
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