📣 The Netherlands Arbitration Institute (NAI) just released its new arbitration rules, applying to arbitrations filed as from 1 March 2024. The NAI arbitration rules had been last revised in 2015. The newly released rules present, 9 years later, many new features, including: 👩⚖️ a midstream conference after the first round of submissions to consult on the further course of the arbitration 🖋️ a scrutiny of the draft award by the NAI ⏰ expedited arbitration proceedings 📩 the NAI arbitration platform for secure communications 🌱 the obligation to account for the importance of sustainability issues as well as diversity and inclusivity. The text of the 2024 NAI arbitration rules is available here 👇 https://lnkd.in/entF3rzj.
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As of 1 March 2024, the new NAI Arbitration Rules 2024 are here! Digital transformation, streamlined procedures, and a focus on diversity. The new rules provide more options for tailoring arbitration proceedings to the unique needs of each case: https://lnkd.in/eU7-RDJ5
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2024 Netherlands Arbitration Institute (NAI) Arbitration Rules in effect from 1 March 2024 https://lnkd.in/eWiUmfVB With effect from 1 March 2024, new #arbitration rules are in force: the NAI Arbitration Rules 2024 (Arbitration Rules). These new Arbitration Rules provide for even more efficient and faster dispute resolution through innovative tools. A newly developed arbitration platform facilitates secure electronic communication. There is also a focus on sustainability, diversity and inclusivity in the new Arbitration Rules.
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Fresh off the press - HKIAC has released its new rules, which take effect on 1 June 2024. This is largely "a refinement" rather than an overhaul of the previous rules. It would be interesting to see how much of an overhaul the Singapore International Arbitration Centre does to its rules, following the recent public consultation on the draft rules. #internationalarbitration #ReedSmithIA
HKIAC is pleased to announce the release of the 2024 Administered Arbitration Rules (2024 Rules), which will take effect on 1 June 2024. The 2018 Administrated Arbitration Rules have been well-received by users and are widely recognised as a market-leading set of arbitral rules. As such, while the 2024 Rules introduce a number of new provisions to reflect advancing social norms and technological developments, they are largely a refinement of the 2018 Rules. The overall aim of the amendments is to improve the time- and cost-efficiency of HKIAC arbitration, while maintaining the “light touch” administration for which HKIAC is known. Read the full press release and download your copy of the 2024 Rules: https://lnkd.in/gA7x7cn7
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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.
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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!
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This is a great overview of key considerations for one of the most important choices parties make in drafting an arbitration agreement.
Glenn Hoek provides a practical overview of the choice of the seat of arbitration – NOW fully updated with new comparative notes 📑 The choice of seat is an important and often neglected stage in the drafting of the arbitration agreement. The choice of seat determines the rules governing the arbitral proceedings and the relationship between #internationalarbitration and state courts, so a wise choice of seat is essential. This practical guide includes, in particular: ✔ recommendations on how to draft the seat agreement ✔ the answer to the question of how the seat is determined in the absence of agreement between the parties ✔ considerations on whether the seat can be changed and much more – so don't miss out! 💡 Practical Insights in #arbitration are available for subscribers. Not yet a subscriber? Request your free trial and find out more about Glenn’s analysis and other valuable insights and tools for your daily work: https://lnkd.in/eJmJGaek 🤝 Special thanks to the Practical Insights' General Editors, Dr. Fan Yang, Kiran Nasir Gore, Simon Greenberg, and Joshua Karton, for their contributions. #disputeresolution #practicalguidance #legalinsights
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Arbitration is more than just an alternative to courtroom battles—it is a constantly evolving dynamic field that demands transparency, impartiality, and efficiency, especially in high-stakes international disputes. The Aiteo v. Shell case is a prime example, highlighting how principles like the enforcement of arbitration agreements and the doctrine of kompetenz-kompetenz play out in real-world scenarios. As we continue to see the arbitration landscape shift, it's crucial to reflect on these developments. What are your thoughts on the current state of arbitration?
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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!
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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.
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Effective Case Management, another great topic in our Arbitration Webinar Series. Join my HFW colleagues: Jo Delaney, Edward Beeley, and Johnson Teo for a lively discussion on this important topic. #hfw #internationalarbitration #arbitration #icc #lcia #acica #casemanagement
Please join us for the third webinar in our Arbitration Webinar Series on 22 August 2024. In this webinar, HFW partners Jo Delaney and Edward Beeley and associate Johnson Teo will discuss top tips and best practices in the efficient and effective case management of international arbitrations. To register, please see here: https://lnkd.in/gB2_2N_9 #InternationalArbitration #CaseManagement
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