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Early dismissal of claims and defences under Rule 29 of SIAC Rules - Vimarsana News

Early dismissal of claims and defences under Rule 29 of SIAC Rules

The case of DBO and others v DBP and others is the first reported decision where the Singapore Courts have had to deal with Rule 29 of the SIAC Rules since its introduction to the SIAC Rules in 2016.

Arbitrator Ethics and the Panama Canal Case: the Eleventh Circuit Rejects an "Evident Partiality" Challenge to an Arbitration Award | Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP - Vimarsana News

Arbitrator Ethics and the Panama Canal Case: the Eleventh Circuit Rejects an "Evident Partiality" Challenge to an Arbitration Award | Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

Users of commercial arbitration — particularly those that employ the top institutional rules, such as those of the ICC or ICDR-AAA — have a number of basic expectations. They want...

Arbitration Angle - 2023 Edition - Vimarsana News

Arbitration Angle - 2023 Edition

It is my distinct pleasure to welcome you to the inaugural edition of Arbitration Angle, Bennett Jones' arbitration newsletter. As the head of our…

Lee-Chin awarded US$43.59 million in dispute with Dominican Republic - Vimarsana News

Lee-Chin awarded US$43.59 million in dispute with Dominican Republic

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaican business titan Michael Lee-Chin has been awarded more than US$43 million in an investment dispute with the Dominican Republic. Lee-Chin obtained a Final Award from a UNCIT...

BRIEFS: Malaysia Secures Key Arbitration Win in Rebuke To Alleged Sulu Heirs - Vimarsana News

BRIEFS: Malaysia Secures Key Arbitration Win in Rebuke To Alleged Sulu Heirs

In July, a court in France issued a verdict that was hailed by the Malaysian government as a “decisive victory” in its decades-long dispute with a group of alleged Filipino heirs of a 19th-century sultanate over claims to Malaysian state assets overseas.