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The NEC family of contracts, short for New Engineering Contract, is a suite of standard forms of contract published by the Institution of Civil Engineers ("ICE"). NEC is designed for construction, engineering, and infrastructure projects and is used widely in the UK public sector

In addition to its human toll, the current conflict involving Iran creates immediate commercial and legal challenges for companies operating in the Middle East.

In Emergofin B.V. and Velbay Holdings Ltd. v. Ukraine, the Tribunal rejected the claim for moral damages from the outset. It did not treat moral damages as only a question of evidence or valuation; the Tribunal went...

Back-to-back clauses are a common feature of large international construction projects, particularly in the infrastructure and energy sectors, where works are delivered through multi-tiered subcontracting structures.

Over the past decades, Morocco has been committed to enhancing its appeal as an arbitration-friendly jurisdiction. Significant reforms have been introduced to its arbitration regime...

Founded in 1966, the Korean Commercial Arbitration Board (KCAB) is an arbitral institution in South Korea. It is the only institution statutorily authorised to settle disputes under the Korean Arbitration Act.

It has been one year since the Arbitration Committee of the International Bar Association (the "IBA") issued the Site Visit Model Protocol for International Arbitration (the "Site Visit Protocol").

Artificial intelligence has made it easier than ever to create convincing fake videos, audio recordings, and images—raising urgent questions about how international arbitration tribunals should handle disputed audiovisual evidence. As deepfakes become more sophisticated and harder to detect, arbitrators face a growing challenge: determining not just what weight to give evidence, but whether that evidence is authentic at all.

Arbitration offers an alternative to going to court, allowing disputes to be resolved privately by one or more arbitrators chosen by the parties.

Arbitration is a widely used method of resolving commercial and investment disputes globally, valued for its neutrality, confidentiality, and procedural flexibility.

In international arbitration, interim measures, also known as "provisional" or "conservatory" measures, are temporary remedies issued by an arbitral tribunal to protect parties' rights, preserve assets...

A U.S. District Court ruling in Blasket Renewable Investments v. Kingdom of Spain establishes critical boundaries for post-judgment discovery against foreign sovereigns, confirming that judgment creditors may pursue broad asset discovery while protecting sensitive military information and requiring evidentiary support before treating state-linked entities as the sovereign itself.

On 24 February 2025, the English Arbitration Act 2025 (the "2025 Act") received Royal Assent, concluding a four-year reform process to refine and modernise the arbitration law in England and Wales.

As humanity's reach extends beyond our atmosphere and into the cosmos, the complexities of space law and governance are evolving at a rapid pace.

When an arbitral award is rendered against an EU Member State or public entity, the dispute may not be over. The payment or enforcement of such awards can trigger complex questions under EU State aid law...

Investment treaty arbitration requires careful analysis of temporal jurisdiction to determine whether challenged State conduct falls within a treaty's scope. This examination explores the legal framework governing...

The Belgian Centre for Arbitration and Mediation (CEPANI) has introduced revised Arbitration Rules effective June 1, 2026, designed to modernize dispute resolution through enhanced digital capabilities, clearer multiparty procedures, and integrated mediation processes.