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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

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
By Amanda Lees, Hazel He
Covid-19 arbitration trends that are here to stay, including virtual hearings and use of technology to facilitate dispute resolution
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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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Virtual hearings in international arbitration: is this the death knell for physical hearings?

Virtual hearings in international arbitration: is this the death knell for physical hearings?

13 October 2021
By Joanne Strain
Virtual hearings in international arbitration as an alternative to physical hearings - practicality, safety, challenges and the future
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Remote Witness Testimony – Not to be taken for granted: the Hong Kong Courts’ approach

Remote Witness Testimony – Not to be taken for granted: the Hong Kong Courts’ approach

25 November 2020
By Tiffany Siu
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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London’s [video] calling: What the new LCIA Arbitration Rules mean for you and virtual hearings

London’s [video] calling: What the new LCIA Arbitration Rules mean for you and virtual hearings

25 November 2020
By Acacia Hosking
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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