From January to December 2020, Daniel Urbas shared one hundred and fifty-five (155) notes on recent Canadian court decisions, highlighting the most current reasoning and practical applications of arbitral rules and principles (“Notes”). Despite the Canadian source of those decisions, the reasoning and approaches touch on fundamental aspects of arbitration common to many jurisdictions.
The January 8, 2021 paper is accessible through this link Urbas Arbitral 2020 Canadian Arbitration Year in Review – January 8, 2021 – Daniel Urbas, and serves to re-sequence all the Notes and assign them a greater role in the story that was 2020. Having reviewed all the Notes, Daniel identified twenty (20) topics raised by the Notes and sorted each of the Notes by topic.
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has released revised arbitration rules, which are expected to become effective from 1 January 2021 and apply to arbitration proceedings commenced after that date....
By Steven Finzio, Dharshini PrasadWhat is the internet’s current favorite buzzword? Metaverse. In simple terms, the metaverse is an interactive three-dimensional virtual world. The metaverse is a combination of the virtual reality, augmented reality,...
By Brittany Munn, Amy SchmitzIn this episode of the Arbitration Conversation, Amy interviews Prof. Leonardo Valladares Pacheco de Oliveira, Lecturer in Law at Royal Holloway, University of London. Leonardo qualified as a lawyer in...
By Leonardo de Oliveira, Amy Schmitz
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