A clear hierarchy of norms, the rules of law and whether arbitral tribunals are permitted to and whether they should encourage settlement – these are the topics Max Oehm discusses in his video “The Proceedings before the Arbitral Tribunal I” .
This table can provide a general overview only. The rules listed may not be applicable in all circumstances.…
An arbitration with 4, 5 or 6 parties under 2, 3 or 4 contracts? Jürgen Schramke gives an…
We are pleased to announce that the eleventh edition of The Baker McKenzie International Arbitration Yearbook is now available. Leading lawyers of the Firm’s International Arbitration Practice Group report on recent developments in national laws relating to arbitration and address current arbitral trends in the jurisdictions in which they practice. As usual, Section A of each country chapter outlines changes to institutional rules as well as legislative changes affecting arbitration. Section B summarizes important new case law,…
Changes in the Articles 13-16 DIS-Rules will be explained by Tobias Höfling.
The Polish Supreme Court[1] dealt with two issues arising out of setting aside proceedings. First, the question of…
Talking about the number of arbitrators in the arbitral tribunal, Maximilian Sattler deals with Article 10 and the changes in the new DIS Arbitration rules in his video “The Arbitral Tribunal”.
Different arbitration organizations take different paths for accelerating proceedings. In her video “Request for Arbitration and Answer”, Annette…
In his video “Introductory Provisions”, Jürgen Mark explains the two new features which all users of DIS arbitration…
Overview In A v B [2017] EWHC 3417 (Comm), the High Court considered whether a single Request for Arbitration was valid in the context of multiple disputes arising under two separate arbitration agreements. The judgment provides clarification on the time limits for a party to issue a jurisdictional challenge when arbitral proceedings are underway. Factual Background The parties entered into two contracts, governed by English law, for two consignments of crude oil. The contracts were…