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INSIDE ARBITRATION: A NEW FRONTIER - WHAT DOES THE BREXIT DEAL MEAN FOR CROSS-BORDER DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND FOR LONDON-SEATED ARBITRATION?
What does the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement mean for cross-border dispute resolution? What is the impact on English court jurisdiction …
DISPUTE RESOLUTION CHOICES FOR BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: MAXIMISING THE CHANCES OF SUCCESSFUL ENFORCEMENT – WEBINAR RECORDING NOW AVAILABLE
The post below was first published on our Arbitration blog Choice of dispute resolution forum can have a fundamental impact on the ability of banks and …
New Brexit Legal Guide section available: Disputes
The updated Disputes section of our Brexit Legal Guide is now available. This provides a useful overview, amongst other things, as to …
Dispute resolution choices for banks and financial institutions in a post-Brexit world: opting for arbitration?
The post below was first published on our Arbitration blog Partner Andrew Cannon and Senior Associate Hannah Ambrose have authored an article for …
Updated Brexit Legal Guide launched
Today our updated Brexit Legal Guide was released. Below is a message from our Chair and Senior Partner James Palmer which accompanied the updated guide. …
New podcast - Brexit: dispute resolution between the EU and the UK, under the withdrawal agreement and in the event that there is "no deal"
The post below was first published on our PIL blog At a critical time in the Brexit negotiations, in the latest podcast on the Herbert Smith …
EIGHT MONTHS TO BREXIT: IS YOUR BUSINESS PREPARED?
As the clock ticks down to 29 March 2019, the UK and the EU are stepping up their preparations for the possibility of a "no-deal" outcome. From a …
State to state dispute resolution in the UK Government's White Paper: arbitration with a potential role for the CJEU
The post below was first published on our Arbitration blog The White Paper published yesterday, "The Future Relationship between the United …
State-to-State dispute settlement under the EU’s draft Withdrawal Agreement: CJEU jurisdiction not arbitration
The post below was first published on our PIL blog We have known for some time now that the UK and EU have very different views regarding the …
PRC SIGNS THE HAGUE CONVENTION ON CHOICE OF COURT AGREEMENTS: A STEP FORWARD IN THE RESOLUTION OF CROSS-BORDER LITIGATION
The post below was first published on our Arbitration blog On 12 September 2017, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) signed the Hague Convention on …
Enforcement and dispute resolution under the Withdrawal Agreement and any future relationship agreement: no role for the CJEU….or is there?
The post below was first published on our Arbitration blog. On its face, the thrust of the UK Government's Future Partnership Paper on Enforcement and …
The European Court of Justice renders its opinion on the EU-Singapore free trade agreement: investment chapter is not within EU's exclusive competence
The post below was first published on our Arbitration blog On 16 May, 2017 the European Court of Justice (the Court) rendered its Opinion on the …
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