Arbitration is an important mechanism for resolving disputes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The Democratic Republic of the Congo has a history of political instability, armed conflicts, and internal strife. In this context, arbitration can provide a stable, neutral, and efficient means of resolving disputes between parties. As a vast (the eleventh-largest country […]
How to Remove an Arbitrator from an Ongoing Arbitration
The parties to arbitration proceedings may become dissatisfied or have doubts regarding the ability and neutrality of a chosen arbitrator. While there are many very good arbitrators, there are some who are biased or simply incompetent. However, it can be fiendishly difficult to dislodge even a very poorly performing arbitrator once he or she has […]
Aceris Law Defeats Claims in Another ICC Arbitration under English Law
Aceris Law, a leading international arbitration boutique law firm, has once again defeated claims in an ICC arbitration under English law. Aceris Law is laser-focused on resolving international disputes through arbitration and mediation, and overseeing the enforcement of arbitral awards internationally. Aceris Law successfully defended an Italian client in a high-stakes International Chamber of Commerce […]
International Arbitration in Italy: 2022 Amendments
Given the well-known duration of Italian court proceedings, arbitration is an appealing alternative for resolving disputes subject to Italian law. International arbitration in Italy is governed by the Italian Code of Civil Procedure – Book IV, Title VIII, Articles 806-840 (“CPC” or “Italian arbitration law”). Even though the arbitration rules provided in the CPC are […]
Appealing International Arbitration Awards
Most arbitration rules do not allow parties to lodge an appeal to an arbitration award in international arbitration. Thus, the selection of an appropriate arbitral tribunal and experienced arbitration counsel is critically important, as the facts and the law cannot generally be reheard. Awards can be annulled (meaning that the arbitration must be recommenced) or […]