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GAR 100 – this year’s edition out now
Global Arbitration Review is pleased to unveil the latest edition of the GAR 100, our annual survey of the leading international arbitration practices around the world.
15 July 2021
What Shakespeare tells us about the impact of state corruption proceedings
“Though justice be thy plea, consider this, that, in the course of justice, none of us shall see salvation”, says Portia in The Merchant of Venice. Peter FitzGerald of Peter & Peters in London looks at how state corruption proceedings impact justice in international arbitration, with other references to Shakespeare’s plays.
09 July 2021
Damages and costs in investment treaty arbitration studied for a third time
As UNCITRAL draws closer to formulating recommendations for ISDS reform, Allen & Overy partner Matthew Hodgson has updated his study of damages and costs in investment treaty arbitration, confirming that tribunals are giving these issues greater attention even as costs incurred by claimants and respondents have dropped.
03 June 2021
India’s arbitration rollercoaster in 2020
Nicholas Lingard and Rohit Bhat of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in Singapore consider key developments in Indian arbitration in 2020.
29 January 2021
Where does Brexit leave investment protection?
In the wake of the UK-EU trade deal, practitioners say questions remain over the investment protections in the agreement and the fate of the UK’s bilateral investments treaties with EU member states.
14 January 2021
Prof. Stavros Brekoulakis
08 April 2020
Sat Plaha
08 April 2020
Robert S. Pe
08 April 2020
Paul Friedland
08 April 2020
Patrick W. Pearsall
08 April 2020