Olena Perepelynska has stepped down as president of the Ukrainian Arbitration Association after eight years, as her colleague ...

The Singapore Court of Appeal has restrained a cargo owner from pursuing a US$269 million litigation in Indonesia over a ship ...

The Commercial Court in London has blocked a former Omni Bridgeway client from pursuing an ad hoc arbitration against the ...

An Algerian state-owned utility has filed a €413 million claim against Spanish construction group Duro Felguera over the ...

Rena Scott has left Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe’s Geneva office after nearly a decade to head Pinsent Masons’ construction ...

A Swiss court has upheld an ICC award that accepted jurisdiction over claims worth €800 million against Russia’s Rosatom ...

A Jordanian investor is set to file an ICSID claim against Egypt over a project to build a gas terminal along the Suez Canal ...

Esperanza Barron Baratech and Diego Romero have both left Latham & Watkins to join Paris firm De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés, ...

Ukraine has defeated a US$100 million investment treaty claim brought by a Russian-US businessman who accused the state of ...

GAR’s sister publication Lexology Index (formerly known as Who’s Who Legal before its re-brand in October) is to publish its ...

Practitioners have been reacting to a ruling by Dubai’s Court of Cassation confirming that unilateral arbitration clauses are invalid, contrasting with the position of the UAE’s offshore courts.