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Russian Sanctions and Arbitration: Analysis of New Russian Law Transferring Exclusive Jurisdiction to State Courts

11/07/2020 by International Arbitration

Six years after the introduction of Russian sanctions by the United States and the European Union, the Russian Parliament has adopted a new law to allow sanctioned Russian entities to avoid arbitration. Arbitrations against companies and individuals targeted by Russian sanctions have today been transferred to the exclusive jurisdiction of Russian State Courts by a […]

Filed Under: Russia Arbitration

Insolvency and Arbitration: What Issues Arise?

04/07/2020 by International Arbitration

Insolvency-and-Arbitration

The economic disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to lead many corporations to insolvency, as well as trigger an increase in the number of commercial disputes. Consequently, it is likely businesses will have to face more arbitrations with insolvent entities, or arbitrations brought by bankruptcy trustees, when the right to maintain and dispose […]

Filed Under: Ad Hoc Arbitration, International Arbitration Law, New York Convention

Energy Charter Treaty: Current Status between EU States

25/06/2020 by International Arbitration

Energy Charter Treaty

The Energy Charter Treaty (“ECT”), available here, is a multilateral agreement. It was signed in December 1994 and entered into force on 16 April 1998. It created a multilateral framework for energy long-term cooperation between its members. The Energy Charter Treaty was preceded by the European Energy Charter adopted in December 1991, under which signatories […]

Filed Under: Energy Charter Treaty, Investor State Dispute Settlement

ICC Incoterms in International Trade

19/06/2020 by International Arbitration

Ex Works Incoterm

The Incoterms are a set of commercial/trade rules established by the International Chamber of Commerce (“ICC”) that are used in international sale contracts.[1] The Incoterms are not mandatory rules – for them to receive legal effect, they must be explicitly incorporated by the parties into their contract. In the following paragraphs, after outlining the classification […]

Filed Under: ICC Arbitration

Aceris Law’s Client Succeeds in ICC Arbitration under French Law in the Aviation Industry

11/06/2020 by International Arbitration

ICC arbitration aviation industry

Aceris Law is pleased to announce that it has assisted another client in winning another ICC arbitration, this time in the aviation industry. While identifying details of the award remain confidential, the dispute, which was subject to French law, concerned remuneration of the work of a third-party consultant who had assisted in the successful sale […]

Filed Under: Aceris Law, France Arbitration, ICC Arbitration

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