France has unveiled its first major arbitration reform in 15 years. With Decree No. 2026-741 of 6 August 2026, the French Government introduces a number of important changes aimed at strengthening Paris’ position as one of the world’s leading arbitration seats. Here are some of the key practical takeaways. Greater…
France has unveiled its first major arbitration reform in 15 years. With Decree No. 2026-741 of 6 August 2026, the French Government introduces a number of important changes aimed at strengthening Paris’ position as one of the world’s leading arbitration seats. Here are some of the key practical takeaways. Greater…
✍️ This contribution examines the developments that have occurred since the Belokon and Sorelec rulings, both regarding the criteria used to characterize a violation of international public policy and the role of the judge and also discusses the ongoing debates concerning the admissibility of new grounds and evidence before the…
In construction contracts, escalation clauses are frequent but they can become procedural deadlocks: a dispute within the dispute. The key questions often revolve around the workability of such clauses when a dispute has already arisen: “Properly used, an escalation clause is not a barrier to arbitration: it is a controlled procedural…
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