Publications - Dispute Resolution: Litigation and Arbitration
Tough cheese: taste is not protected by copyright
The taste of a cheese can’t be protected by copyright because it is not a “work”.
International Arbitration Newsletter - October 2018
A Bill poses a threat to quality assurance in arbitrations in Peru
Arbitrator quality defines the quality of the process, and of the decision
International Arbitration Newsletter - September 2018
International Arbitration Newsletter - August 2018
Will the Prague Rules on the taking of evidence change anything in International Arbitration?
International Arbitration Newsletter - July 2018
Multi-tiered clauses: pros and cons of an alternative dispute resolution system
Before incorporating a standard multi-step dispute resolution clause, it is worth considering if a phased system actually satisfies the needs and interests of the parties and if so, be careful in drafting said clauses to avoid potential practical…
Protecting personal data under the GDPR in arbitration
In this article we highlight the implications for parties, counsel, arbitral institutions and third party providers and consider how to best deal with GDPR compliance including assessing if consent is necessary, obtaining consent when and if needed…
International Arbitration Newsletter - June 2018
International Arbitration Newsletter - May 2018
International Arbitration Newsletter - May 2018
Intra-Community investment arbitration: amber alert!
On 6 March, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), in the case of the Slovak Republic v. Achmea BV, decided that an arbitration clause included in the Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) signed by the Netherlands and the then Czech…