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Cartels and International Arbitration

02/02/2025 by International Arbitration

Cartels International Arbitration

Cartels disrupt market integrity and harm economic players. As companies worldwide face increasing risks from the anti-competitive practices of cartels, international arbitration is emerging as a critical tool for resolving these disputes. Understanding Cartels: The Basics A cartel is an agreement or coordinated action between two or more competitors, typically entities offering similar goods or […]

Filed Under: International Arbitration Law

Arbitration and Long-Term Contracts

15/12/2024 by International Arbitration

Long-term contract arbitrations

The importance of long-term contracts in various industries has grown significantly. These agreements feature an extended duration, exhibit complexity, and establish interconnected reliance between the parties. Long-term contracts often govern relationships in sectors such as mining, telecommunications, and oil and gas, where cooperation over a prolonged period is essential. Given the extended nature of these […]

Filed Under: International Arbitration Law

Arbitration of Shareholder Disputes

17/11/2024 by International Arbitration

Shareholder Arbitration

Shareholder arbitration is a mechanism that permits parties to resolve shareholder-related disputes. Arbitration of shareholder disputes allows parties to resolve their conflicts outside of courts, using neutral arbitration, in an efficient and confidential way. There is a wide range of disputes that emerge between shareholders and between shareholders and the company, including disputes related to: […]

Filed Under: International Arbitration Law

Asymmetrical Arbitration Clauses

03/11/2024 by International Arbitration

Asymmetrical Arbitration Clause

Asymmetrical arbitration clauses are those which afford more rights to one party than to another. For example, whilst a typical symmetrical arbitration agreement would provide that all parties must submit a dispute to arbitration, an asymmetrical clause would give one party the option of choosing between arbitration and litigation whilst binding the others to its […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Agreement, International Arbitration Law

Multi-Tiered Dispute Resolution Clauses

01/09/2024 by International Arbitration

Multi-Tiered Clause Arbitration

Multi-tiered dispute resolution clauses are a common feature of modern arbitration agreements. Typically, these provide that the parties to a contract are precluded from bringing a dispute to arbitration until they have complied with certain prerequisite steps (the so-called “conditions precedent” to arbitration). However, despite their seemingly straightforward character, the enforceability of multi-tiered dispute resolution […]

Filed Under: International Arbitration Law, United Kingdom Arbitration

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