Locating stolen cryptocurrency: how disclosure orders can help
9 January 2023
Disclosure order granted against several cryptocurrency exchanges. Key takeaways for cryptocurrency exchanges and investors.
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International Arbitration Posts
Using arbitration to resolve cryptocurrency disputes, NFT disputes, and other digital asset disputes
28 November 2022
This post explains why arbitration is the preferred method to resolve cryptocurrency disputes, NFT disputes, and other digitial asset disputes.
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Will smart contracts lead to disputes, or avoid them?
31 October 2022
Smart contracts and dispute resolution
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Better for the planet and the pocketbook…but you lose some of the magic at hearings: COVID-19 arbitration trends that are here to stay
17 October 2022
Covid-19 arbitration trends that are here to stay, including virtual hearings and use of technology to facilitate dispute resolution
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Climate Change Disputes: Looking ahead for Hong Kong
25 July 2022
This post discusses climate change disputes in Hong Kong and the scope for such claims being made in arbitration and in Hong Kong courts.
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SIAC Statistics: 2021 reverts to pre-pandemic trends
5 July 2022
Singapore SIAC statistics return to pre-pandemic levels arbitration in Singapore
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Multi-tiered dispute resolution clauses – what happens if you don’t comply? A sequel in the “admissibility or jurisdiction” debate in the Hong Kong Court of Appeal
10 June 2022
multi tiered dispute resolution clauses in hong kong
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Take it from the Tribunal – how to be persuasive in international arbitration
21 December 2021
On 16 July 2021, Amanda Lees, Partner from KWM’s Singapore office, sat down with lawyers from KWM’s global network for a virtual fireside discussion of what makes a persuasive advocate from the perspective of an arbitral tribunal at the procedural phase of an arbitration.
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The extended reach of arbitration agreements in Hong Kong
1 November 2021
Despite privity of contract doctrine, two decisions confirm the extended reach of arbitration agreements in Hong Kong binding non-signatories.
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