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MARCH 12 — A party to a civil dispute who has obtained a judgment — this includes an arbitration award — will have to enforce the judgment. Without enforcement, the party cannot obtain the spoils of victory, so to speak. Without enforcement, the judgment becomes effectively worthless and a...

In Denmark, arbitration is the most favoured means of dispute resolution in connection with M&A disputes owing to several internationally common…

In February 2022, the courts of the Fifth Circuit issued a relatively small number of arbitration-related opinions addressing a fairly typical mix of issues.

Under both the Arbitration Act 1952 and the Arbitration Act 2005, parties have the freedom to determine the number of arbitrators for reference of their dispute. This article is part of a series on conducting arbitration in Malaysia, and, in particular, focuses on the requirements for the appointment of arbitrators, challenging and removing arbitrators and provisions relating to emergency arbitrators.

The Ending Forced Arbitration Act amends the Federal Arbitration Act FAA by allowing employees who were previously subject to mandatory arbitration agreements to pursue their claims of sexual assault or harassment in court.

The Ending Forced Arbitration Act amends the Federal Arbitration Act FAA by allowing employees who were previously subject to mandatory arbitration agreements to pursue their claims of sexual assault or harassment in court.

The Commercial Court of England and Wales has outlined limitations of the doctrine of “separability,” i.e., the notion that an arbitration agreement within a commercial contract is...

The Commercial Court of England and Wales has outlined limitations of the doctrine of separability, in a judgment in which it allowed an application to set aside an arbitration award for lack of jurisdiction.DHL Project & Chartering Ltd v Gemini Ocean Shipping

This article is part of a series on conducting arbitration in Malaysia. In particular, it discusses the doctrine of separability, which became part of Malaysian law through section 18(2) of the Arbitration Act 2005, jurisdiction – with regard to the "competence-competence" principle and the interaction of national courts and tribunals – and subjective and objective arbitrability.

In Denmark, arbitration is the most favoured means of dispute resolution in connection with M&A disputes owing to several internationally common…