In the last few years, investment and trade in arms and dual-use technologies have grown (and are expected to increase further) due to the escalation of geopolitical tensions and the “rearm”…
The 27th biennial International Council for Commercial Arbitration (“ICCA”) Congress opens today in Madrid by welcoming the international arbitration community to three days of discussion, reflection…
International arbitration has absorbed new technology before — without serious consequences for award enforceability. Generative AI raises questions that earlier tools did not, and the difference…
In 2011, the Institute for Transnational Arbitration (ITA) published its inaugural Guide to Arbitral Institutions in Latin America and an accompanying “Scoreboard.” That guide concluded that “[t]he…
On 27 January 2026, the German Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection (Bundesministerium der Justiz und für Verbraucherschutz, "BMJV") published a ministerial draft bill to modernise the…
The 10th edition of Paris Arbitration Week (“PAW”) demonstrated that the core of our profession is international cooperation, a shared commitment to understanding diverse perspectives and engaging…
Historically rooted in human judgment, flexibility, and due process, international arbitration is now being reshaped by a technological shift. The question is not whether artificial intelligence (“AI…
2025 has been another important year of arbitration developments in England and Wales (see here, here, and here) as well as in Ireland (see here). As part of the 2025 Year in Review series…
2025 was marked by the continued integration and scrutiny of technology in arbitration. As artificial intelligence (“AI”) and other digital tools moved from novelty to normalised use, the arbitration…
Wolters Kluwer is seeking a Content Manager to join its arbitration portfolio team in the Netherlands.The successful candidate will collaborate closely with authors and publishing vendors, as well as…
