Globalisation led the world to make international transactions and cross-border loan agreements. Any breach could not be resolved solely locally. The need for an international solution evolved. The only method that could end international confusion appeared to be arbitration. Thus, international arbitration is increasingly recognised as a preferred forum for resolving disputes concerning international loan […]
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Arbitration in North Macedonia
North Macedonia, a dynamic and evolving jurisdiction in Southeast Europe, is governed by a legal framework that aims to facilitate dispute resolution in both commercial and investment contexts. The arbitration regime in North Macedonia was enhanced when, in 2006, the North Macedonian government passed a new modern law, the International Commercial Arbitration Act. This legislation […]
Compliance with ICSID Awards
Established under the ICSID Convention, ICSID operates independently of local legal systems, providing an autonomous legal framework for dispute resolution. Compliance with ICSID Awards refers to the obligation of parties to adhere to and satisfy the terms of an ICSID award, typically through payment of monetary damages, specific performance, or other remedies ordered by the […]
Arbitration of Shareholder Disputes
Shareholder arbitration is a mechanism that permits parties to resolve shareholder-related disputes. Arbitration of shareholder disputes allows parties to resolve their conflicts outside of courts, using neutral arbitration, in an efficient and confidential way. There is a wide range of disputes that emerge between shareholders and between shareholders and the company, including disputes related to: […]
Aceris Law Partners with Jus Mundi to Strengthen Arbitration Practice with Jus AI Integration
Aceris Law, a top-tier boutique international arbitration firm, has entered into a strategic partnership with Jus Mundi to incorporate Jus AI, Jus Mundi’s generative AI-powered legal assistant, into its practice. Known for its excellence in handling complex international commercial and investment arbitrations, Aceris Law will use Jus AI to further elevate its legal research and […]
Emergency Arbitration: Balancing Urgency and Fairness
Emergency arbitration is a mechanism that permits a disputing party to request urgent interim relief before an arbitral tribunal is formally constituted. It is designed to provide prompt interim measures in situations where waiting for the constitution of the arbitral tribunal would result in irreparable harm or immediate danger.[1] There are several important practical considerations […]
Asymmetrical Arbitration Clauses
Asymmetrical arbitration clauses are those which afford more rights to one party than to another. For example, whilst a typical symmetrical arbitration agreement would provide that all parties must submit a dispute to arbitration, an asymmetrical clause would give one party the option of choosing between arbitration and litigation whilst binding the others to its […]
KCAB Arbitration
Founded in 1966, the Korean Commercial Arbitration Board (KCAB) is an arbitral institution in South Korea. It is the only institution statutorily authorised to settle disputes under the Korean Arbitration Act.[1] The KCAB was established to facilitate the resolution of commercial disputes and evolved to become a prominent player in both domestic and international arbitration. […]
Azerbaijan’s New Arbitration Law 2024: A Step Towards Modernization
On 25 January 2024, Azerbaijan’s new arbitration law came into force, marking a significant milestone in the country’s efforts to modernize its dispute resolution framework (the “Arbitration Law”). This law regulates both international and domestic arbitrations and is largely based on the UNCITRAL Model Law, bringing Azerbaijan’s arbitration regime closer to international standards. Structure The Arbitration […]
