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In this issue, we provide an update to the Jivraj case which has caused so much concern in the London arbitration market. A unique perspective on the arbitration process is provided in our discussion of a survey by Queen Mary College – "Choices in Arbitration". We also look at the new UNCITRAL rules which recently came into force, and at TheCityUK’s report on dispute resolution in London.

While outsourcing the processing or hosting of information is not a new idea, as many companies are familiar with application service providers ("ASPs") and software-as-a-service ("SaaS"), "cloud computing" has become a catch-all phrase that represents the plethora of hosting and processing services available and delivered over the Internet.

The new arbitration law of France - a complete reworking of the law that has attracted much attention - will come into force on May 1, 2011.

Canada is the largest foreign supplier to the US of all forms of power generation – oil and gas, uranium and, of course, electricity. (More than $125B in exports annually.)

In this issue, we provide an update to the Jivraj case which has caused so much concern in the London arbitration market. A unique perspective on the arbitration process is provided in our discussion of a survey by Queen Mary College – "Choices in Arbitration". We also look at the new UNCITRAL rules which recently came into force, and at TheCityUK’s report on dispute resolution in London.

While outsourcing the processing or hosting of information is not a new idea, as many companies are familiar with application service providers (ASPs) and software-as-a-service (SaaS), "cloud computing" has become a catch-all phrase that represents the plethora of hosting and processing services available and delivered over the Internet.

In challenging economic times, companies are more vulnerable to fluctuations in market share, cost increases and competitors’ pricing.

The United States Department of State is proposing to amend the "International Traffic in Arms Regulations" ("ITAR") requirements regarding dual nationals and third-country nationals employed by recipients of controlled goods and technology.

Virtually all existing federal not-for-profit corporations are incorporated under, and subject to, Part II of the Canada Corporations Act.

Le 27 avril 2010, la ministre du Développement durable, de l'Environnement et des Parcs, madame Line Beauchamp, a annoncé qu'il y aura consultation publique au sujet d'un projet de règlement sur la redevance exigible pour l'utilisation de l'eau.

The disclosure of information required of arbitrators is becoming increasingly onerous. But how far must arbitrators go in disclosing their agendas, mandates and lists of acquaintances?

Norton Rose Group has one of the leading global mining practices

On June 2, the government of Canada introduced Bill C-32 to amend the "Copyright Act". The amendments would result in substantial changes to the current Act. This paper briefly highlights the proposed changes.

The past twelve month period has provided a wealth of new insolvency and restructuring jurisprudence in Ontario. From the long awaited implementation of comprehensive amendments to both the "Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act" ("CCAA") and the "Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act" ("BIA"), to the ongoing high profile insolvency proceedings of Nortel and Canwest, the Courts of Ontario have had a steady stream of issues to consider.

In 2009, Canada made significant amendments to its competition and foreign investment laws, including introducing a "per se" criminal offence for conspiracies and emulating aspects of the pre-merger notification system in the United States.

In this issue Barthélemy Cousin and Vincent Béglé highlight the significant changes to arbitration law in France which come into force on 1 May. Commentators have described the new Act as one that heralds one of the most liberal regimes in the world. Arbitration clauses with a French seat in existing contracts should be reviewed in light of the new legislation, which may have unintended consequences. Vincent also features on our back page Q&A.

On March 4, 2010, the federal government tabled its Budget. This bulletin summarizes the principal income tax measures affecting businesses contained in the Budget.