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The Revised Brussels Regulation: Are we back to where we started?
On 10 December, the Council of EU Justice Ministers voted to adopt the revision of Regulation (EC) 44/2001 on jurisdiction and the recognition and …
Brussels Regulation reform: a further step towards protecting the arbitration exception
On 20 November 2012 the European Parliament voted in favour of the Legal Affairs' Committee amendments to the European Commission's proposal to reform …
Supreme Arbitrazh Court in Russia publishes reasoning in Sony Ericsson case invalidating unilateral options in dispute resolution clauses
Russia's highest court has issued a decree which potentially invalidates a jurisdiction clause which is widely used by investors and lenders in Russia. …
The law of the arbitration agreement – which law applies and why does it matter?
The Court of Appeal has, on 16 May 2012, rendered its keenly awaited decision in the case of Sulamerica v Enesa Engenharia.[1] It clarifies what has, for …
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