Arbitration Notes

7th Edition of the SIAC Rules published and to take effect in 2025

The SIAC Rules 2025 introduce improvements intended to enhance the fairness and efficiency of proceedings and enforceability of an arbitral award

2021/2022 INSTITUTIONAL CASELOAD STATISTICS: THE AIAC AND SIAC REMAIN THE PREFERRED ARBITRATION INSTITUTIONS BY MALAYSIAN PARTIES

Following on from our previous updates in 2019, 2020, and 2021, we analyse the publicly available caseload statistics for the usage of various arbitral …

MALAYSIA: 2020 INSTITUTIONAL CASELOAD STATISTICS SHOW CONTINUED PREFERENCE FOR AIAC, HKIAC, ICC AND SIAC ARBITRATION BY MALAYSIAN PARTIES

HSF'S PAULA HODGES QC TO PARTICIPATE IN THE VAARB-CIArb INTERACTIVE ROUNDTABLE: "INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS – TRANSFORMING INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION"

Head of HSF's Global Arbitration Practice and President of the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) Court, Paula Hodges QC, will be taking …

ICC AND SIAC ATTAIN "PERMANENT ARBITRATION INSTITUTION" STATUS IN RUSSIA

RISE IN ARBITRATION CASES IN 2020 DESPITE REDUCED VOLUME OF IN PERSON HEARINGS DUE TO CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC

2019 caseload statistics show continued demand for arbitration by Malaysian parties

UPDATE [7]: “NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF INVENTION”: COVID-19 DRAMATICALLY ACCELERATES DIGITALISATION OF ARBITRATION PROCESSES

UPDATE [6]: “NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF INVENTION”: COVID-19 DRAMATICALLY ACCELERATES DIGITALISATION OF ARBITRATION PROCESSES

UPDATE [5]: “NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF INVENTION”: COVID-19 DRAMATICALLY ACCELERATES DIGITALISATION OF ARBITRATION PROCESSES

UPDATE [4]: “NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF INVENTION”: COVID-19 DRAMATICALLY ACCELERATES DIGITALISATION OF ARBITRATION PROCESSES

UPDATE [3]: “NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF INVENTION”: COVID-19 DRAMATICALLY ACCELERATES DIGITALISATION OF ARBITRATION PROCESSES