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When no choice of law governing an arbitration agreement is expressly given, how is the governing law of that arbitration agreement determined?
This article analyzes the relationship between the Vienna Convention on the International Sales of Goods and arbitration.
This article explores key components of international arbitration and the international-national balances and tension in each.
Mandatory adjudication for disputes arising out of construction contracts was introduced in 1996 by statute , (‘The Act’). The Act was backed by regulations in the Scheme which contained adjudication (and payment) provisions that would be incorporated into construction contracts that did not comply with the Act.
On 11 November 2021, Wendy Miles QC FCIArb delivered CIArb’s Alexander Lecture live from COP26. She delivered a thought-provoking and inspiring lecture, exploring how international arbitration can play its part in global action to mitigate and adapt to climate change. We are delighted to reproduce the lecture here as a transcript.
You’ve made the exciting decision to become an adjudicator and now you want to get your new career off the ground. This short piece is designed to give you some initial thoughts to consider when working towards that first appointment and beyond.