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Dorothée Goertz  (Central European University)
Recap of the Pechstein Saga: A Hot Potato in the Hands of the Sports Arbitration Community
February 01, 2020

The recent public hearing at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (‘CAS’) involving the World Anti-Doping Agency (‘WADA’) on one side, and the Chinese swimmer Sun Yang and the Federation Internationale…

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Hassan Raza
International Arbitration: Is Pakistan Finding New Avenues?
January 31, 2020

Recently, the Center for International Investment & Commercial Arbitration inaugurated its Young Arbitration Group in Pakistan in a conference which attracted foreign panelists who efficaciously…

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Zoltán Novák  (Taylor Wessing Budapest)
Limits of Arbitral Competence: Lessons from a Hungarian Domain Name Dispute
January 30, 2020

For a number of years, most Hungarian domain name disputes have been decided by an Alternative Dispute Resolution Forum (hereinafter: 'Forum') operated by the Council of Hungarian Internet Providers…

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Emily Westphalen  (Herbert Smith Frehills)
Brazilian Court of Appeals Finds 'Manifestly Illegal' Arbitration Agreement As An Exception To Kompetenz-Kompetenz
January 29, 2020

On September 10, 2019, in considering an interlocutory appeal to stay arbitration proceedings, the Espírito Santo Court of Appeals decided to grant an exception to the competence-competence principle…

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Foo Joon Liang , Raina Lee Pay Wen  (GanPartnership)
Failure to Proceed Diligently with Arbitration Relevant in Assessment of Damages
January 28, 2020

The dilatory tactics of some claimant parties in conducting arbitration proceedings can often be frustrating and can result in unnecessary costs and expenses. In the judgment of Jaks Island Circle…

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Theresa Tseung , Arie C. Eernisse  (Peter & Kim)
2019 in Review: Noteworthy Developments in East and Central Asia
January 27, 2020

Gong Xi Fa Cai! The Year of the Earth Pig has drawn to a close. In what was certainly an auspicious and lucky year for arbitration developments in East and Central Asia, we take a closer look at five…

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Richard Schmidt  (SMARTLEGAL Schmidt & Partners)
Hungary: Setting Aside Arbitral Awards in the Last 25 Years – A Pro-Arbitration Approach with Minor Derailments
January 26, 2020

Two and a half decades have passed since Hungary harmonised its arbitration law with UNCITRAL Model Law (‘Model Law’) in 1994. This marked a giant leap forward, especially as the adopted provisions…

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Pelin Baysal  (Baysal & Demir Law Firm) , Muzaffer Atar  (Gün + Partners)
A Comparative Analysis of Content-of-Laws Inquiry and Its Importance for International Commercial Arbitration
January 25, 2020

How is the content of laws determined, and by whom, in international commercial arbitration? This topic mainly concerns an old legal assumption: iura novit curia, the Latin legal maxim for “the court…

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Jay Patrick Santiago , Sarah Sison
The Philippine Arbitration Day: A Barometer of the State of Philippine Arbitration
January 24, 2020

The year 2019 was a milestone year for alternative dispute resolution ("ADR") in the Philippines. It saw the inaugural Philippine Arbitration Convention organized by the Philippine Institute of…

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Kai-chieh Chan  (International University of Rabat)
China’s Top Court Says No to Arbitrability of Private Antitrust Actions
January 23, 2020

Private antitrust actions were long thought to be non-arbitrable due to the public law character of antitrust law, though the scope of non-arbitrability has been reduced to varying extents in…

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