Australia’s premier international dispute resolution institution, the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA), released its 2021 Edition of its Arbitration Rules (2021 Rules) earlier this year. The 2021 Rules are ACICA’s first new edition of its Arbitration Rules since 2016 (2016 Rules), reflecting global developments in international arbitration practice during the COVID-19 era, with a focus on digital technology, flexibility and transparency…
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In this episode of The Arbitration Conversation Amy interviews Prof. Anthony Daimsis of the University of Ottawa on the Uber case in Canada and unconscionability applied to the arbitration clause...
By Anthony Daimsis, Amy SchmitzThis article first appeared on Allen & Overy LLP’s website on 25 November 2020, here. The International Chamber of Commerce (the ICC) has published its revised 2021 Arbitration Rules (2021 Rules). The...
By Anna MassarThis article first appeared in the Securities Arbitration Alert (SAA) Blog, here. A party is challenging JAMS’ neutrality as an administrator because the provider filed an Amicus Brief at the Supreme Court...
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