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England Arbitration

Arbitration of Share Purchase Agreement Disputes Under English Law

30/03/2025 by Aceris Law LLC

Arbitration of Share Purchase Agreement Disputes

Arbitration is an increasingly popular choice for resolving disputes arising from Share Purchase Agreements, offering key advantages such as confidentiality, flexibility, and international enforceability. This note highlights the main benefits of arbitrating disputes concerning Share Purchase Agreements and considers some of the most common claims brought under English law. Benefits of Arbitration The arbitration of […]

Filed Under: England Arbitration, Share Purchase Agreements

English Arbitration Act 2025: Key Reforms

09/03/2025 by Aceris Law LLC

English Arbitration Act 2025

On 24 February 2025, the English Arbitration Act 2025 (the “2025 Act”) received Royal Assent, concluding a four-year reform process to refine and modernise the arbitration law in England and Wales. Procedural History and Accompanying Documents The reform began in March 2021, when the Ministry of Justice tasked the Law Commission with reviewing the English […]

Filed Under: England Arbitration, London Arbitration

Extending Arbitration Agreements to Third Parties: Principles and Challenges in English Law

09/02/2025 by Aceris Law LLC

Extending an Arbitration Agreement English Law

The extension of arbitration agreements to third parties is a complex but rigid area of English law. In light of the ever-growing prevalence of intricate multi-party and multi-jurisdiction disputes, courts and arbitral tribunals have found themselves balancing principles of privity of contract with public policy to determine when, why, and how arbitration agreements should be […]

Filed Under: England Arbitration, United Kingdom Arbitration

What to Expect from Arbitration over a Letter of Intent

04/08/2024 by Aceris Law LLC

Arbitration Letter of Intent

A Letter of Intent (“LOI”) is a preliminary document that outlines the main terms and conditions of a proposed business deal between parties. It constitutes one of the most significant pre-contractual documents relevant to international arbitration. A Letter of Intent is mainly used in complex transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, etc.[1] A […]

Filed Under: England Arbitration, International Arbitration

Reform of the 1996 English Arbitration Act

29/10/2023 by Aceris Law LLC

Reform of the 1996 English Arbitration Act

On 6 September 2023, the Law Commission of England and Wales (the “Law Commission”) published its long-anticipated Final Report on the Reform of the 1996 English Arbitration Act (“Final Report”), along with a helpful summary of its Final Report. Procedural History In March 2021, the Law Commission was tasked by the Ministry of Justice to determine […]

Filed Under: England Arbitration, United Kingdom Arbitration

Arbitration and Third Parties: The Issue of Non-Signatories

06/08/2023 by Aceris Law LLC

International Arbitration Third Parties

Arbitration and third parties is a topic which, over and above its academic relevance, has important practical implications for parties in international arbitration proceedings. The issue of arbitration and third parties may concern situations where a party wishes to refer to arbitration another party that was not part of the main contract and therefore did […]

Filed Under: England Arbitration, France Arbitration, International Arbitration Law

Waiver of the Right to Arbitrate

11/06/2023 by Aceris Law LLC

Waiver of Right to Arbitrate

In commercial disputes, parties often choose arbitration as an alternative method of resolving their disputes outside of traditional court proceedings. Despite the existence of an arbitration agreement, it is widely accepted that a party’s right to arbitrate may be waived by either an explicit contractual provision or its subsequent conduct. The courts have taken different […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Clause, Australia Arbitration, England Arbitration, International Arbitration Law, Singapore Arbitration

Variation Claims in International Arbitration

28/07/2022 by Aceris Law LLC

Variation claims arbitration

Variation claims in international arbitrations involving construction are common. Over the course of a construction project, it is not rare for a project to undergo changes. This might arise because the employer needs to change the original scope of work that can no longer be carried out after starting the project, or the contractor discovers […]

Filed Under: Australia Arbitration, Construction Arbitration, England Arbitration, Hong Kong Arbitration

English High Court Applies Doctrine of Waiver by Election in Jurisdictional Challenge to ICC Arbitration

09/04/2022 by Aceris Law LLC

In Province of Balochistan v Tethyan Copper Co Pty Ltd, the High Court held that Balochistan was precluded from raising a corruption allegation in the English annulment proceedings because it had failed to raise it as a jurisdictional objection in the underlying arbitration proceedings. The High Court further confirmed that by waiver of election, Balochistan […]

Filed Under: England Arbitration

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