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How to Make a Valid Appointment Under an Arbitration Agreement

07/08/2022 by International Arbitration

The appointment of an arbitrator is a critical step in any arbitration. The advantages of arbitration depend, to a large extent, on the persons appointed as arbitrators. In other words, while the same dispute may be resolved in a satisfactory and efficient way, it might turn into a lengthy and costly proceeding with a questionable […]

Filed Under: United Kingdom Arbitration

About Aceris Law LLC

05/08/2022 by International Arbitration

Aceris Law is a boutique international arbitration law firm created nearly one decade ago by William Kirtley, an arbitration practitioner with two decades of experience in the field at the highest level, which is laser-focused on resolving international disputes through arbitration and mediation, while overseeing the enforcement of arbitration awards in various jurisdictions. Its team […]

Filed Under: Aceris Law, Arbitration Information

Enforcement of the Micula ICSID Award Rejected

28/07/2022 by International Arbitration

On 14 July 2022,[1] the enforcement of the Micula ICSID award was rejected by Luxembourg Court of Cassation. The Supreme Court overturned the decision of the Appeal Court upholding the enforcement of the award rendered by the arbitral tribunal on 11 December 2013 in Ioan Micula, Viorel Micula, S.C. European Food S.A, S.C. Starmill S.R.L. […]

Filed Under: ICSID Arbitration

Variation Claims in International Arbitration

28/07/2022 by International Arbitration

Variation claims arbitration

Variation claims in international arbitrations involving construction are common. Over the course of a construction project, it is not rare for a project to undergo changes. This might arise because the employer needs to change the original scope of work that can no longer be carried out after starting the project, or the contractor discovers […]

Filed Under: Construction Arbitration

Wrongful Refusal to Enforce Arbitral Award: BTS Holding v. Slovakia

12/07/2022 by International Arbitration

Refusal to Enforce Arbitration Award

In its judgement rendered on 30 June 2022 in the BTS Holding v. Slovakia case, the European Court of Human Rights (the “ECHR”) held that Slovakia violated BTS Holding’s (“BTS”) right to property when its courts arbitrarily refused to enforce an arbitral award against the Slovak National Property Fund (the “NPF”). The ECHR reached this […]

Filed Under: Enforcement of Arbitration Award, Slovakia Arbitration

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