A little over a year ago, partner Sergio Mannheimer took part in “A Day of Remembrance of Emmanuel Gaillard in Brazil: Ethics in International Arbitration”, held in Rio de Janeiro in tribute to Professor Emmanuel Gaillard.
It was a particularly meaningful occasion to revisit the legacy of one of the most influential figures in contemporary international arbitration. On the panel “Parties’ and Their Counsel’s Ethical Conduct”, Sergio addressed sanctions for abuse of process and also shared personal recollections of Emmanuel Gaillard.
Part of those discussions now brought together in the special issue of the Jus Mundi Arbitration Review (JMAR) – Vol. 3, Issue 1. In this edition, Sergio contributes the chapter “Abuse of Process as a Guardian of Arbitral Legitimacy: Emmanuel Gaillard’s Contribution to International Arbitration”, in which he examines abuse of process as a means of safeguarding arbitral legitimacy, drawing on Gaillard’s thought and legacy.
Read the full issue here: https://jusmundi.com/en/document/publication/en-foreword-126?content-open=true