The Russian Institute of Modern Arbitration is pleased to announce the XII Moscow Pre-Moot for the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot. The Moscow Pre-Moot will take place online on 12-14 March 2021. The Pre-Moot will welcome 54 teams from Russia, UK, Germany, Italy, France, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Turkey, India, Malaysia, Guatemala, China, Indonesia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and many others. On March 12 there will be a traditional online Moscow Pre-Moot Conference. The event…
Join Baker McKenzie and WBCSD (World Business Council for Sustainable Development) on Thursday 25th February in an interactive…
Switzerland has revised its international arbitration law during summer 2020. The revised provisions of the 12th Chapter of…
The General Court of the European Union (“Court”), in case no. T-93/18[1] between the International Skating Union (“ISU”) and the European Commission (“EC”), had to address the question whether the arbitration rules of ISU conferring exclusive jurisdiction on the Court of Arbitration for Sports in Lausanne (“CAS”) with respect to appeals from ineligibility decisions, are improper under the EU competition regulations. The Court decided that the EC’s decision requiring ISU to change its arbitration rules…
In a recent decision published on 15 January 2021, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court (“SFSC”) upheld a request…
The arbitration agreement is a separate agreement from the substantive agreement (= doctrine of separability). As a result,…
In its decision published 2 November 2020, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court (“SFSC”) upheld an arbitral award referring to the widely recognized principle in international arbitration of ‘kompetenz-kompetenz’ (case no. 4A_461/2019 (in German)). Factual background The reported dispute originates from a construction agreement between the State of Lybia and a Turkish company. The Turkish company attempted to obtain payment of the outstanding invoices by the State of Lybia. Subsequent to numerous disagreements, the parties entered…
All well that ends well? After more than four years since the Brexit vote and just one week…
The Year Ahead – our publication looking at key developments in global litigation and arbitration for 2021 – is…
HUNGARY Artúr Tamási and Daniella Karacs A. LEGISLATION AND RULES A.1 Legislation Arbitration in Hungary continues to be governed by the Act LX of 2017 on Arbitration (“Hungarian Arbitration Act”) which entered into force on 1 January 2018 and is applicable to procedures initiated following this date. The Hungarian Arbitration Act is based on the amended UNCITRAL Model Law of 2006; hence it follows international standards creating an attractive arbitration environment for foreign investors with…