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HKIAC Statistics: demonstrating the steady strength of Hong Kong as a seat for arbitration

HKIAC Statistics: demonstrating the steady strength of Hong Kong as a seat for arbitration

18 February 2022
By Paul Starr
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China Contracts – Tips and Pointers for American Lawyers: Dispute Resolution Clauses

China Contracts – Tips and Pointers for American Lawyers: Dispute Resolution Clauses

4 October 2021
By Meg Utterback
China contracts - here are best tips and pointers for lawyers in drafting dispute resolution clauses in contracts involving Chinese parties.
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Latin Doctrine in Latin America: Teco and Guatemala and the Scope of Res Judicata

Latin Doctrine in Latin America: Teco and Guatemala and the Scope of Res Judicata

17 May 2021
By Mike Salvaris
What is the scope of res judicata in international arbitration? The recent decision in Teco and Guatemala shed some light on the test.
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Recent Spanish Constitutional Court case law strengthens Spain as a seat for arbitration

Recent Spanish Constitutional Court case law strengthens Spain as a seat for arbitration

17 May 2021
By Fernando Badenes
This article provides an update on recent judgments on the annulment of arbitral awards, strengthening Spain as a seat for arbitration
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Joinder of third parties – still not easy under all institutional rules

Joinder of third parties – still not easy under all institutional rules

27 April 2021
By Amanda Lees
The decisions in CJD v CJE has sparked a lesson to be learnt on the consent requirement in joinder of third parties under institutional rules
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