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IN FOCUS 01The UK Supreme Court restores compensation awards in the Prestige dispute. Why claiming under an insurance policy also meant accepting its arbitration clause.
Read the storyThe UK Supreme Court restores compensation awards in the Prestige dispute. Why claiming under an insurance policy also meant accepting its arbitration clause.
Concealed bribes, false evidence and access to privileged documents. A closer look at the findings that brought down the awards.
Procedural rules, compensation and the wider institutional debate. Reading UNCITRAL Working Group III’s October materials in context.
Urgency, the right forum and a usable order. What to work through before an emergency application is filed.
A practical distinction between helping a tribunal organise its work and taking over the decisions entrusted to the arbitrators.
Sorting documents and assessing evidence raise different questions. The distinction behind the LCIA-led response on high-risk AI.
The CaseLens and AI/Arb co-founder on legal technology, the FDI Moot, data privacy and building tools that practitioners can use.
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The CaseLens and AI/Arb co-founder on legal technology, the FDI Moot, data privacy and building tools that practitioners can use.
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