There has been a growing trend globally in recent years towards alternative dispute resolution mechanisms such as mediation. In 2021, the Singapore International Mediation Centre administered disputes totalling over US$3 billion…
Authored Publication – Our firm has contributed the Malaysia chapter to the Global Arbitration Review (GAR) series on Construction Arbitration. Authored by Avinash Pradhan, the Malaysia chapter covers 57 questions across 34 topics.
Authored Publication – Our firm has contributed to an article in a special edition of the South Square Digest. Issued by South Square Chambers, this edition features articles collaborative articles between members of South Square and members of INSOL International.
Similar to most jurisdictions, Indonesian arbitration law recognises at least two types of decision that can be rendered by a tribunal. The first is a decision solely based on the four corners of contracts and the law, while the second is …
With the spread of COVID-19 and the corresponding prevalence of remote hearing tools, it has never been easier for disputes to be heard in a foreign jurisdiction. However, parties should pay special attention to…
In June 2020, the Beijing No. 4 Intermediate People’s Court granted a civil ruling which dismissed the application to set aside an arbitral award issued by the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (“CIETAC”).
Commercial contracts are sometimes drafted with dispute resolution clauses that require parties to resolve the dispute by way of arbitration. Despite agreeing to an arbitration clause, a creditor company may attempt to proceed with litigation instead.
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