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Understanding Risk Allocation in FIDIC Construction Contracts

25/10/2025 by International Arbitration

Risk Allocation FIDIC

Construction contracts do more than set out scope, price, and timelines – they also determine how risks are allocated between the parties.[1] Risk allocation is often described as the “soul” of a construction contract because it defines who bears responsibility when projects face design errors, cost overruns, delays, or unforeseen site conditions.[2] The Fédération Internationale […]

Filed Under: Construction Arbitration

Provisional Measures in CAS Arbitration: IGF v. FIG

25/10/2025 by International Arbitration

Provisional Measures in CAS Arbitration

On 14 October 2025, according to a Media Release, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (“CAS”) issued two decisions rejecting requests for urgent provisional measures in two appeals filed by the Israeli Gymnastics Federation (“IGF”) and Israeli gymnasts against the International Gymnastics Federation (“FIG”) following a statement by the Indonesian government that it would not […]

Filed Under: Sports Arbitration

Errors in the Employer’s Requirements under FIDIC Contracts: Legal Implications and Lessons Learned

19/10/2025 by International Arbitration

Error Employer's Requirements

Errors in the Employer’s Requirements (“ER”) are a recurring source of disputes in international construction projects governed by International Federation of Consulting Engineers (“FIDIC”) contracts. These requirements define the project’s technical and functional criteria, and errors can have significant legal and financial consequences for both employers and contractors. This note examines how such errors are […]

Filed Under: Construction Arbitration

Managing Construction Disputes: Understanding the Causes

19/10/2025 by International Arbitration

Construction projects are inherently complex endeavours that involve multiple participants, demand coordination, and carry inherent risks.[1] They bring together a wide range of stakeholders, technical experts, and layers of documentation that can run to hundreds or even thousands of pages. Every project operates under tight deadlines and budget pressures, where even minor delays or disruptions […]

Filed Under: Construction Arbitration

China’s New Arbitration Law 2025: Overview of Key Changes

19/10/2025 by International Arbitration

New Chinese Arbitration Law

On 12 September 2025, China adopted a comprehensive revision of its Arbitration Law (English version; Chinese version), which will enter into force on 1 March 2026 (“2025 Arbitration Law”), replacing the 2017 version currently in force (“2017 Arbitration Law”) (English version; Chinese version). Brief Legislative History China’s Arbitration Law was first adopted on 31 August […]

Filed Under: China Arbitration

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Understanding Risk Allocation in FIDIC Construction Contracts

Provisional Measures in CAS Arbitration: IGF v. FIG

Errors in the Employer’s Requirements under FIDIC Contracts: Legal Implications and Lessons Learned

Managing Construction Disputes: Understanding the Causes

China’s New Arbitration Law 2025: Overview of Key Changes

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