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Mining Arbitrations

07/06/2021 by International Arbitration

Mining Arbitration

Mining-related arbitrations have significantly increased over recent decades. Metals and minerals play an important role in foreign direct investments and the need for complex contracts have attracted considerable attention of arbitration practitioners and users. The mining sector is complex. It frequently involves multiple parties and different jurisdictions. Additionally, social development in emerging economies and environmental […]

Filed Under: ICSID Arbitration, International Arbitration Law

IBA Rules and Guidelines Regarding International Arbitration: An Overview

29/03/2021 by International Arbitration

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The International Bar Association (“IBA”) has published several rules and guidelines relating to international arbitration which are designed to streamline the arbitral procedure and facilitate the use of international arbitration as an alternative means of dispute resolution. In principle, the IBA rules and guidelines are not legal provisions and thus do not override any applicable […]

Filed Under: Document Production in Arbitration, IBA Rules, International Arbitration Law

Revised 2020 IBA Rules on Taking Evidence in International Arbitration

14/03/2021 by International Arbitration

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On 17 December 2020, the International Bar Association (“IBA”) adopted a revised third edition of its Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration (the “2020 IBA Rules”), which supersede the 2010 version currently in force (the “2010 IBA Rules”). Unless otherwise agreed, the 2020 IBA Rules will apply to all arbitrations in which […]

Filed Under: International Arbitration Law

Do I Need a Lawyer to Represent Me in International Arbitration?

14/03/2021 by International Arbitration

Do I Need A Lawyer to Represent Me in Arbitration

Do I need a lawyer to represent me in international arbitration proceedings? The short answer to this frequently-asked question is no – one does not generally need a lawyer in international arbitration proceedings under nearly all arbitration procedural rules and under most national laws. Under most institutional rules and arbitration statutes, parties are free to […]

Filed Under: International Arbitration Law

Changing Lawyers During an International Arbitration

06/03/2021 by International Arbitration

Changing Counsel International Arbitration

There are a variety of legitimate reasons why a party might wish to change lawyers over the course of an international arbitration, which can be a long and expensive procedure. A party may lose confidence in its lawyers: the quality, loyalty and vigor of a party’s representatives can have substantial consequences for the party’s opportunity […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Procedure, International Arbitration Law

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