Chambers Expert Focus | Dispute Resolution
Legal experts working across Dispute Resolution share market intelligence, analysis, and commentary on this area of law. Chambers Expert Focus contributors also reveal the key themes and trends for those working across litigation, arbitration, enforcement of judgments and more practice areas.
Exploring a landmark Danish Supreme Court ruling on the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards.
An analysis of CJEU decision C-339/22, which clarifies jurisdiction rules in cross-border IP disputes.
To what extent can Indian courts modify arbitral awards, and under what circumstances?
What happened after the Ontario Superior Court of Justice upheld an international arbitration award despite a finding of bias with regard to a party-appointed arbitrator.
Michael C. Rakower, founding member of Rakower Law PLLC, discusses the litigation of non-compete agreements before Delaware courts.
Travis Mock, counsel at Rakower Law PLLC, discusses commercial arbitration: how to secure it, how to avoid it, and how to ensure arbitration clauses in contracts align with parties’ dispute resolution expectations.
Discussing the evolving role of AI in arbitration, highlighting both potential benefits and risks.
Exploring the recent decision in Hudson Excess Ins. Co v Filipp Oilfield Services LLC and its application of the Monroe exception.
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In what circumstances can obligations arising under a deed of hypothecation be classified as a contract of guarantee under Section 126 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872?
Analysing trends in Indian judgments regarding the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards, particularly where such enforcement might involve violations of the Foreign Exchange Management Act.
India’s tax dispute resolution landscape and schemes to provide greater certainty and accelerated decision timelines.
Examining recent legislative interventions that have positioned arbitration as the preferred dispute resolution mechanism in high-value transactions with a cross-border element in Uganda.
Whether “identity of parties” must exist for application of the extended doctrine of res judicata.
The arbitration framework in India: its key underpinning legislation, cases and takeaway points.
Some of the key aspects to consider when dealing with a business divorce, including what to account for if you suspect fraud and how to protect yourself as a victim shareholder.
Insurers’ duty to defend in the US, detailing such points as basic coverage guarantees, the importance of causes of action, and if absence of a duty to defend will mean that there can be no duty to indemnify.
Letters of Credit and Letters of Indemnity and refer to the decision on a relevant case in Singapore.
