No (normal) Arbitration Station episode this week. A country where we all have friends and colleagues - and where there’s a very strong arbitration community - is under attack and we could not bring ourselves to record our prepared segments or have a Happy Fun Time.
We explore some uncharted territory (pun intended) in discussing what constitutes just that - a territory - in investment law. We then close out with a virtual cocktail chat about expert shopping. Enjoy your Arbitration Tuesday!
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The unity of an investment, executive coaching of lawyers, and a failed attempt to learn from how the Swedish Supreme Court has changed the way cases are referenced. It's S06E07 of the Procrastination Station!
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Burden AND standard of proof, maritime arbitration with James Clanchy and Happy Fun Time about networking in a post-pandemic world - it's Arbitration Tuesday!
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Sign up for this Thursday's evening lecture, 6 pm 11 November with Prof Harold Koh @HongjuKohat Lincoln's Inn, London. Further details and registration: https://t.co/dUH83q2nkC #BidenAdministration Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP #InternationalLaw
S06E02: We try to wrap our heads around the CJEU's Komstroy decision (aided by the sharp Veronika Korom), discuss some of the more obscure post-award remedies available, and disagree slightly over the appropriateness of self-citation in arbitration.
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The CJEU decision in PL Holdings is making the rounds in the arbitration world today - if you need a primer, we discussed this case in May after AG Kokott's opinion
Sophie Nappert talks to Saadia about ArbTech, Joel tries to understand AG Kokott's opinion in PL Holdings, and Brian has ranked the world's airport in some mirage-like dream of how life used to be. In short, it's Arbitration Tuesday.
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Season 6 is live! The DIFC-LCIA saga, indigenous rights and dispute resolution, and a HFT on anti-money laundering and its effects on everyday life for arbitration lawyers. We'll be back every other Tuesday starting... NOW
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Spotted: a very happy @TheArbStation crew brainstorming Season 6. Komstroy? Is there such a thing as Fake arbitration? Is WFH over? PAW getting physical? All this and much more on our #arbitrationnerdy minds.
A well-rested trio of hosts (+ Czech Clark Kent @kunstyrjan who produces it all) makes plans for Season 6. Indigenous rights? Treaty interpretation? Arbitration Book Club? Who knows - we're terrible at following up on ideas - but we'll soon be on the air
Congratulations to former Visiting Fellow, Joel @joeldahlquist, on the publication of his recent book - the fruition of a stay at the Lauterpacht Centre in 2018. Formally of @uppsalauni, Joel is now Managing Associate at Arbitration Chambers. https://t.co/DXoA6BTXFb
If you expected @ICC_arbitration ISDS cases by Turkish construction companies to raise the most fascinating int’l law questions of our times, well done. With h/t to @IAReporter, Cengiz v Libya muses on interplay of jurisdiction, title, UNSC Ch VII Res, no-fly zones, and Bankovic