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The long-running dispute regarding a Chinese company’s 99-year lease of Australia’s Darwin port took a new turn with Landbridge Group confirming it fi...
Home News & Resources News Brazilian Supreme Court Confirms Arbitration Clauses Bind Cargo Insurers Christos Aporellis Senior Claims Director Date 30 April 2026 Share this article A long running cargo shortage dispute arising from an international shipment of bulk cargo has concluded with a decisive ruling by Brazi
The Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (the New York Convention, incorporated into federal law via the Federal Arbitrat...
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The new Arbitration Act 2025 received Royal Assent on 24 February 2025 and will come into force most likely as some point later this year. The 2025 Act will not be a standalone Act but, rather, inserts amendments to the 1996 Act so as to enact the recommendations of the Law Commission codifying the common law position
Home Publications Articles The Arbitration Act 2025 - Key Changes The Arbitration Act 2025 - Key Changes The Arbitration Act 2025 introduces key updates to modernise arbitration law, including a new default rule for arbitration agreements, enhanced tribunal powers, and clarified court support. Articles Marcia Perucca
The long-awaited Arbitration Act 2025 is set to come into force across England and Wales. What changes are on the horizon — and what stays the same?
Home Publications Articles You cannot stipulate Arbitration in a Jones Act employment contract... Or can you?
Home Publications Articles Notice of arbitration: To be (served) or not to be (served)? Notice of arbitration: To be (served) or not to be (served)?
Home Publications Articles Validity of Arbitration Agreements and Arbitrator Appointments Validity of Arbitration Agreements and Arbitrator Appointments Articles Jasmin Sandhu Published: October 23, 2023 Contact author Download article pdf It is well recognised that arbitration plays a crucial role in resolving maritim
Hong Kong is fast becoming a popular destination for maritime dispute resolution centres. To ensure a smooth Hong Kong arbitration it is vital that arbitration clauses must specify clearly its rules upon which the arbitration is to be conducted.
Guest authors, lawyers from the Holland and Knight law office in New York, report on a recent United States Supreme Court case that forecloses access to broad US discovery procedures in foreign arbitrations. The ruling may have relevance to charterparty disputes involving a US entity.
Recent US Court of Appeals decision reinforces the enforceability of broad arbitration clauses subject to the New York Arbitral Convention and the applicability of such arbitration clauses to non-signatories in certain circumstances under the US doctrine of collateral estoppel. The decision adds additional support to
The Singapore Chamber of Maritime Arbitration (SCMA) is an independent arbitration institution with a dispute resolution framework for maritime and international trade. The SCMA has strived to respond to the needs to the industry by offering a panel of arbitrators with diverse commercial, technical, and legal backgrou
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Nothing is more frustrating to a successful claimant in an arbitral proceeding than the inability to enforce an award because the respondent has become insolvent or dissipated its assets.
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charterparties, charterparty, LMAA, London Maritime Arbitrators Association, arbitration Home Publications Articles New LMAA Clauses Concerning Commencement of Arbitration New LMAA Clauses Concerning Commencement of Arbitration Articles Joanna Bailey Published: June 01, 2019 Contact author Download article pdf J
Hong Kong, PRC, China, Mainland China, Supreme People's Court, arbitration, jurisdiction Home Publications Articles Hong Kong: Arbitration Developments Hong Kong: Arbitration Developments Articles Rohan Bray Published: May 20, 2019 Contact author Download article pdf Image The Hong Kong Governme
Credit to: Artur Szczybylo / Shutterstock. com A review of two recent cases, Sino v Dana and The Amity These two recent cases concern service of notices of arbitration.
Whilst London arbitration is the most popular platform for resolution of charterparty disputes, where the parties involved are based in Hong Kong or Mainland China it is quite common for the parties to opt for arbitration in Hong Kong. The purpose of this article to discuss the major procedural differences between arb
Seasoned litigators will know that winning a case is just half the battle, and that until a judgment or award is successfully enforced the job is not "done". Recently the High Court in Hong Kong ruled on an interesting case where in rem jurisdiction was invoked to seek enforcement of a foreign arbitration award.
The Association is grateful to Philip Peng of Hai Tong & Partners in Beijing for contributing this update. Time C/P arbitration clause held not effectively incorporated into the B/L by Chinese Maritime Court Successful incorporation of a charterparty arbitration clause into the bills of lading is not a straight fo
Information received with thanks from Norton White, Sydney, Australia In June 2012, a single Judge of the Federal Court of Australia held that foreign arbitration agreements in voyage charterparties for the carriage of goods from Australia were void and unenforceable. On 18 September 2013, a three panel bench of the F