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UK Sanctions Arbitration Cases Are Testing Long-Standing Contract Assumptions
The rapid expansion of international sanctions regimes has created a new category of commercial disputes, forcing arbitrators and courts to …
Russian Court Refuses to Enforce LCIA Awards Against Rusal, Underscoring Growing Cross-Border Enforcement Challenges
AM Editorial Team
A Russian court has refused to enforce more than €250 million in arbitral awards issued …
LCIA Caseload Highlights Continued Demand for Complex Commercial Arbitration
AM Editorial Team
The London Court of International Arbitration remains one of the most prominent institutions for resolving …
Johnson & Johnson Faces Landmark UK Cancer Lawsuits Over Baby Powder
AM Editorial Team
Johnson & Johnson is now fighting legal battles on new soil. The U.S. pharmaceutical giant …
DP World’s $1 Billion Battle in Djibouti Deepens After Arbitration Setback
AM Editorial Team
The long-running standoff between Dubai-based DP World and the Republic of Djibouti took another turn …
CAS Considers West Ham’s Appeal on Tevez Ruling
AM Editorial Team
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) is set to evaluate West Ham’s appeal regarding …
U.S. Judge Awards $28.1 Million Against Spain in Renewable Energy Arbitration Fight
A U.S. judge has awarded $28.1 million against Spain in the latest enforcement development tied …
ICSID Caseload Reflects Continued Growth in Renewable Energy Disputes
The global transition toward cleaner energy systems is reshaping investment flows, industrial policy, and infrastructure …