A new draft law on making amendments to the Criminal Code and Code of Administrative Offences was discussed at the first meeting of the Committee on Legal Policy and State Building of the Parliament of the Republic of Azerbaijan, which was held on September 22, 2022.

On 15 April 2019 Azerbaijan's Constitutional Court adopted a decision on invalidation of the decision of the SC on refusal to recognise and enforce an arbitral award which was issued by the Korean Arbitration Council.

One consequence of this move was that loans granted by local banks to local customers in foreign currency became more expensive, because the Azerbaijani Manat was weakened by 25 percent.

The Constitutional Court decided to bring clarity to the necessity to formalize a relationship between an entity and its chief executive officer (director) where the latter is also the sole shareholder of the entity.

The adoption on 14 July 2025, of the Law of the Republic of Azerbaijan No. 248‑VIIQ, On Private Enforcement Officers, marked an important stage in the reform of enforcement proceedings.

On 30 September 2024, the Plenum of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Azerbaijan considered a request by the Saki District Court seeking to clarify the interpretation of Sub-Section 430.4 of the Code of Administrative Violations of the Republic of Azerbaijan ...

The Civil Procedure Code, the principal act governing civil procedure in the Republic of Azerbaijan, except for the introduction of the simplified procedure and electronic court system...

On July 23, 2021 was adopted a Law of the Republic of Azerbaijan dated July 9, 2021 #360-VIQD On making Amendments to the Labor Code, Civil Procedural Code, Family Code, Civil Code, Tax Code...

The second reading as of 19 December of the draft Law, On Arbitration, has been promulgated by the Milli Maclis, the parliament.

A passing on 29 March 2019 of the Law of the Republic of Azerbaijan, On Mediation, is a part of the ongoing court and legal reforms.

On 25 January 2024, Azerbaijan's new arbitration law came into force, marking a significant milestone in the country's efforts to modernize its dispute resolution framework (the "Arbitration Law").

Azerbaijani civil procedure has long been recognizing international jurisdiction of Azerbaijani courts. Additionally, substantive civil law recognizes the concept of a foreign element entitling a matter to be addressed under a non-Azerbaijani law.

Azerbaijani Parliament adopted the new draft law "On Arbitration" in the third reading on 26 December 2023.

When an arbitration award debtor allegedly restructures assets through foreign corporate entities to avoid payment, can English courts assert jurisdiction over those transfers?