CIArb News

15 Feb 2024

Protecting members and the public interest

As Ciarb’s governance reform progresses, we meet the incoming and outgoing Chairs of the Professional Conduct Committee and share details of revisions to the Disciplinary Rules.

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15 Feb 2024

Gilda Turitz FCIArb on why experience is critical to building a reputation

We speak to Gilda Turitz FCIArb about the alternative dispute resolution (ADR) sector in the USA, establishing her own practice, and working as both an arbitrator and mediator.

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15 Feb 2024

PACCAR: Key issues for third party litigation funding agreements in England and Wales

The UK Supreme Court judgment in PACCAR raises important questions for third party litigation funding agreements. We explore the key issues, impact and consequences.

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14 Feb 2024

The UK APPG on ADR session on legal services

On Tuesday 30 January 2024, the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR APPG) held a session on the recent developments in legal services in the UK and how such services support the UK’s position as a leading jurisdiction for international dispute resolution.

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14 Feb 2024

International Women’s Day at Ciarb: How to inspire inclusion

International Women’s Day 2024 (IWD)takes “Inspire Inclusion” as its theme – with the aim of forging a more inclusive world. At Ciarb we’re seeing more and more women join the private dispute resolution sector and become members of our global community. We’re making good progress on ensuring the landscape is more inclusive for everyone but there is much more still to do.

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14 Feb 2024

UNCITRAL adopts Code of Conduct for Adjudicators in Investor-State Dispute Settlement

The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) has adopted the Code of Conduct for Adjudicators (Code). Ciarb attended UNCITRAL Working Group III (WG III) in its capacity as observer to facilitate discussions about the Code of Conduct for Adjudicators (Code)throughout the multi-year development of the instrument.

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