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THAC Thailand Arbitration Center Center Seeks Public Feedback on THAC Arbitration Rule Amendments https://lnkd.in/g6Me2Kun The Thailand Arbitration Center (THAC) is inviting the public to participate in a survey to gather feedback on proposed amendments to the THAC Arbitration Rules. In order to improve efficiency and reduce costs of the arbitration process, THAC is in the process of seeking comments from stakeholders to commence drafting of the second edition of the arbitration rules before public consultation. In this process, we invite all stakeholders to contribute to the development of the second edition of the aforementioned rules.

Did you know that the International Arbitration Chamber of Paris has new Arbitration Rules?   In force as of 1 June 2024, the new CAIP Arbitration Rules revamp both the ordinary and expedited arbitration procedures and bring important clarifications on the joinder of additional parties (Article 24), the consolidation of arbitrations (Article 25) and the optional second level of jurisdiction (Appendix 1).   Moreover, they provide guidelines for the calculation of arbitration fees and the determination of the amount in dispute (Appendix 1).   Take a look at the 2024 CAIP Arbitration Rules and discover all the new features!

In the wake of the GAR-LCIA Roundtable – “Time for a reset? Has international arbitration lost its way?” – leading arbitrator Douglas Jones AO shares some further procedural approaches that he has found to enhance the capacity of an arbitral tribunal to focus on the key issues in a complex dispute. #internationalarbitration

In Global Arbitration Review’s The European Arbitration Review 2025, Richard Hern, Daniel Hanson, and Tarek Badrakhan explore the types of disputes that arise in the transport sector and key considerations for estimating damages in such disputes. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4013pEB

Join us for our webinar ‘The Use of Evidence in International Arbitration: Procedure and Practice’ taking place on the 12th July from 12:00pm-1:00pm! In this seminar the Panel will be looking at how these different factors affect the preparation and use of evidence in an international arbitration, with a view to highlighting specific issues that may need to be considered at the outset of the arbitration and commenting on the resources available to parties to assist in completion of this important stage. Register for free here – https://lnkd.in/e94Jswsy #Arbitration #InternationalArbitration #Disputes #TL4 Dr. David R. Parratt KC FCIArb, Zhen Ye, Mikhail Vishnyakov FCIArb

Explore our latest article on the 2022 ICSID Arbitration Rules, marking the first major update since 2006. Discover key takeaways, including mandated case management conferences, new expedited arbitration procedures, and transparency in third-party funding. The rules also introduce security for costs protocols and options for mediation and fact-finding, transforming dispute resolution efficiency. Unlock vital insights into these transformative changes: https://lnkd.in/gaapftDk.

The Canadian Arbitration Report 2024, focusing on the practice of international and domestic commercial arbitration by counsel, arbitrators and experts based in Canada, and the use of arbitration in Canadian businesses, was recently released. The 60-page Report presents a summary of data obtained in the Canadian Arbitration Survey from arbitration practitioners – arbitrators, counsel, and experts – based in Canada, irrespective of where the disputes arose, or the arbitrations were seated or venued. Read the report here: https://zurl.co/PTJj

Check out Matteo's latest insights on the application of the rule in Browne v Dunn in international arbitration, as discussed in a recent article by Wolters Kluwer. Valuable lessons for practitioners!

Check out the write-up of CEPANI, The Belgian Center for Arbitration and Mediation in the 2024 Global Arbitration Review Guide to Regional Arbitration and CEPANI's inclusion in the White List!

A guide to the concept of arbitrability of claims in international arbitration considering recent developments by Peter Smith and John Olatunji FCIArb of Charles Russell Speechlys Middle East. https://lnkd.in/dfdmK3Y4