European Court of Justice rules that British arbitration cannot block enforcement of Spanish judgement against Prestige insurer
And we continue with the 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗴𝗲 𝗰𝗮𝘀𝗲 with a new result. This time Spain has scored a goal in its […]
Brexit, Civil Justice and Private International Law (II): What will happen with the applicable law?
Continuing with the saga of “what will happen with”, today we will analyse the issues regarding applicable law in contractual
ICSID Arbitration – Plus de liaisons dangereuses?
Spanish electricity company Orazul International España Holdings S.L. loses its disqualification proposal against the presiding arbitrator Inka Hanefeld in a dispute against
ICSID Arbitration – Plus de liaisons dangereuses? READ MORE
ICSID Arbitration – Spain suffers yet another defeat in Mathias Kruck and Ors v. the Kingdom of Spain (Case No. ARB/15/23)
ICSID tribunal upholds the claimant’s allegations in Mathias Kruck and Ors v. the Kingdom of Spain (Case No. ARB/15/23) in
Stakeholders, Brexit and Private International Law: what will happen with international jurisdiction
Last 27 August 2020, the European Commission published an updated “Notice to Stakeholders on the Withdrawal of the United Kingdom
Paris Court allows Malaysia´s bid to temporarily stop sulu Sultanates heirs from enforcing a us$14.9b arbitration win.
On Tuesday, the Paris Court of Appeal ordered a stay of enforcement of the $14.92 billion award, issued on 28
US Court refuses to compel arbitration based on a third party’s website clause used to book a SIXT rental car
U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida in a recent decision refused to compel arbitration in a putative