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On January 16, 2025, Advocate General Tamara Ćapeta of the Court of Justice of the European Union issued an Opinion in Case C-600/23, potentially upending the long-standing presumption that arbitral awards issued by the Court of Arbitration for Sport are insulated from EU judicial review.

In the first days and weeks into the unprovoked and unjustified full-scale aggression of Russia against Ukraine on 24 February 2022...

On 16 September 2011, the Polish Parliament adopted a significant amendment to the Polish Civil Procedure Code (the "Code").

According to the initial findings of Corporate Disputes survey commissioned by Dentons, dispute resolution is having an increasingly important impact on businesses in Poland.

Two officers, Jonathan Santana and Jason Smith, claim that the film "contains too many real details" taken from a real 2016 case in which more than USD 21 million concealed in buckets, in which they played key roles as investigators.

The growing importance of arbitration as a preferred dispute resolution method for international parties has allowed different legal traditions to interact more frequently and perhaps flexibly than before.

The reality around us is moving more and more to the virtual world.

On 24 February 2025, the United Kingdom's Arbitration Bill received Royal Assent, marking the amendment of the nearly three-decade-old Arbitration Act 1996 [subsequently referred to as the "Arbitration Act 2025"or the"Act"].

Poland has weathered the global financial crisis better than most of its European neighbors, but how easy is it doing business there?

This note, dealing with liquidated damages and penalty clauses, is the second addition to a series comparing civil and common law approaches to commonly encountered problems in international disputes.

Awards worth hundreds of millions of euros have been annulled in recent years. Not because the underlying arbitration was procedurally flawed. Not because the tribunal got the law wrong. Because an arbitrator failed to disclose something a party was entitled to know.