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Perjury and False Evidence in International Arbitration

20/09/2026 by International Arbitration

Perjury Arbitration

Witness evidence can be decisive in international arbitration. Tribunals regularly rely on company representatives, employees, experts and other witnesses to determine what happened and, in many cases, to determine how much loss was suffered. But what happens when a witness deliberately lies? The consequences can extend well beyond the loss of credibility. Depending on the […]

Filed Under: France Arbitration, India Arbitration, International Arbitration Law, Singapore Arbitration, United Arab Emirates Arbitration, United Kingdom Arbitration

No Easy Exit from an Arbitral Award

23/08/2026 by International Arbitration

Avoiding Arbitration Award

Winning an arbitration does not necessarily end a dispute. Where an award debtor refuses to pay and is alleged to have moved assets through foreign corporate structures, the real contest may begin only after the tribunal has rendered its decision. On 7 August 2026, the High Court of Justice, Commercial Court addressed the issue. The […]

Filed Under: Enforcement of Arbitration Award, United Kingdom Arbitration

Can Claimants Avoid Arbitration by Adding Non-Signatory Defendants?

13/06/2026 by International Arbitration

Avoiding arbitration when non signatories

Arbitration clauses are not always challenged directly. Often, the challenge is more subtle: a claimant brings court proceedings against both the contractual counterparty and an additional defendant who never signed the arbitration agreement, i.e., a non-signatory or third party. The question then becomes whether that party structure is enough to keep the dispute in court. […]

Filed Under: France Arbitration, United Arab Emirates Arbitration, United Kingdom Arbitration, United States Arbitration

Confidentiality in International Arbitration

02/08/2025 by International Arbitration

How important is confidentiality in arbitration

Traditionally, confidentiality is one of the perceived advantages of international arbitration as opposed to State court proceedings.[1] The underlying rationale behind confidentiality in international arbitration comes from the need to ensure a “dispassionate dispute resolution process” between the parties.[2] In fact, parties choose international arbitration in order to benefit from a unified, neutral, efficient, and […]

Filed Under: France Arbitration, International Arbitration Law, Switzerland Arbitration, United Kingdom Arbitration

Arbitration of Sanctions-Related Disputes Under English Law

06/07/2025 by International Arbitration

Arbitration Sanctions English Law

In today’s globalised commercial environment, the increasing use of sanctions as a tool for foreign policy has made sanctions compliance a critical concern for international businesses operating across borders. This note explores how sanctions can affect commercial relationships and examines the arbitration of sanctions-related disputes under English law. Overview of the UK Sanctions Regime The […]

Filed Under: United Kingdom Arbitration

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