Crossing Borders - 10th edition

The Rise Of The Courts

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The Rise Of The Courts

Arbitration arose as a private out-of-court means to resolve disputes. Autonomy, confidentiality, flexibility, neutrality, and finality attracted users. However, some of these very features have generated scrutiny recent...

19 November 2018
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10 predictions about international arbitration in 2028 in a post-Brexit UK (and a review of relevant English Court decisions of the last quarter)

Our experts give their top 10 predictions about international arbitration in 2028

19 November 2018
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10 things to bear in mind regarding arbitral confidentiality

One reason for electing for arbitration as a dispute mechanism is confidentiality of proceedings. But what does that mean?

19 November 2018
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10 Things you need to know about the new draft ICSID Rules

Learn about the new International Court International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes Rules

19 November 2018
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10 Arbitration Centres you may not have never heard of, but should consider

Meet the 10 Arbitration Centres from around the world that you may not have never heard of

19 November 2018
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Intra-EU investment arbitration in 2028: will there be any BITs at all?

Uncertainty surrounds the future of investment arbitration based on investment treaties concluded between Member States of the EU and, in particular, on-going and future investment arbitrations under the...

19 November 2018
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Looking back at the last 10 years

This decade has seen discontent surrounding arbitration and especially investor-state dispute settlement.

19 November 2018
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The Queen Mary Survey: Our Crystal Ball into the Future

Our predictions following the four key findings arising out of the 2018 International Arbitration Survey by Queen Mary University, London.

19 November 2018
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Technology Meets Dispute Resolution on the Belt and Road

Distributed Ledger Technology is changing the way business is done and will impact dispute resolution.

19 November 2018
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Domo Arbitrato, Mr Roboto: where and under what rules will we be arbitrating commercial arbitration claims in 2028

Blockchain technology will create new disputes and create new methods of dispute resolution designed for a delocalised world.

19 November 2018
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UK Merger Control: national security controls on foreign investment continue to widen

Whose business is national security anyway?

19 July 2018
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European Commission Announces Screening of Takeovers from Third Countries

The European Commission has taken steps to address foreign investments in the EU.

09 October 2017
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Download Crossing Borders: International Arbitration Insights - Where will we be in 2028?

Crossing Borders is a periodic review of developments in international arbitration across the world. Included in this special 10th edition, we explore what arbitrations will be like going into 2028 - where, how and by whom disputes will be decided.

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