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Arbitration Panel Upholds Rodriguez-Lore Purchase of Minnesota Timberwolves NBA Team
In a significant ruling for sports franchise ownership transitions, an arbitration panel has determined that Minnesota sports mogul Glen Taylor ...
Fed Up with Unfair Rulings, Honduras Pulls Out of ICSID
In a bold move to protect its sovereignty and economic self-determination, Honduras has joined a growing number of Latin American ...
London’s Arbitration Crown Under Pressure as Dubai Dispute Forums Rise
The London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) finds itself at a crossroads as it works to maintain its position as ...
Court Ruling Makes Major Change to FAA Exemptions
In a landmark decision on April 12, 2024, the Supreme Court of the United States unanimously ruled in Bissonnette v. ...
The AAA Is Embracing AI with New Partnership – Should We Be Concerned?
The American Arbitration Association’s recent embrace of Clearbrief’s AI tools raises serious concerns about the increasing reliance on artificial intelligence ...
Olympic Gymnast Jordan Chiles Appeals against Arbitration Ruling Stripping Her of Bronze Medal
The intersection of sports and law rarely produces cases as compelling as the current dispute over Jordan Chiles’ Olympic bronze ...
BP Wins Kosmos Energy Arbitration in Senegal
Kosmos Energy (KOS.N) announced on Tuesday that an arbitrator based in Paris has ruled in favor of BP (BP.L), prohibiting ...
FAA Orders Are Not Final, Declares Ohio Arbitration Tribunal
On October 3, 2024, the Ohio Eighth Appellate District granted the appellee’s motion to dismiss an appeal, ruling that an ...
Gazprom Suffers Major Arbitration Loss at the ICC
In a significant development, an International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) tribunal has issued an injunction preventing Russia’s state-owned energy giant ...
ICC Releases Arbitration Data for 2023
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has recently released preliminary statistics for its arbitration and ADR services for 2023. These ...
