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Just recently we have shared the news about a huge milestone in the case law of the Ukrainian Supreme Court which allowed piercing the corporate veil in a squeeze-out dispute involving a...

One of the topics on the agenda of the UNCITRAL Commission session scheduled for July 2023 is the approval of the draft Code of Conduct...

Last week, the CJEU rendered a landmark ruling on the interplay of judgments and arbitration awards in the context of the Brussels I Regulation in an infamous environmental damage case that was referred for a preliminary ruling by UK courts.

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

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.

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.

On 27 January 2025, the US Court of Appeal for the Fifth Circuit (the "Appellate Court") reversed the district court's decision in the dispute between the companies from the Dynamic Industries group...

Artificial intelligence has rapidly become a force revolutionising various areas of life, and it is crucial to analyse its impact on the development of international arbitration.

And so, 5 years after Achmea was rendered, dozens of intra-EU arbitrations continue, either at the jurisdictional or the enforcement phase.

Russia does not recognise the ICC's jurisdiction and considers the very issue to be "outrageous and unacceptable".

In the words of the Court, it was "a highly unusual case, although one that draws attention to matters of wider importance".

The case of the heirs of the Sultan of Sulu vs. Malaysia has every reason to become a textbook source for international arbitration courses.

We first focus on the proposed amendments concerning disclosure.

The Hungarian Government has intervened on the energy markets by preventing Poland's largest oil company, Orlen, from seizing payments made by Hungarian state-owned electricity utility...

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"].

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.

The European Commission has initiated infringement proceedings against Hungary for challenging the EU's stance on intra-EU investment arbitrations under the ECT.