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The construction sector in Oman continues to expand and evolve. With international funding inherently tied to new projects, the management of risks and dispute avoidance are key to ensuring a bankable project....more
Die sicherheits- und industriepolitische „Zeitenwende“1 verändert Beschaffung, Kooperation und Technologiepfade im Verteidigungssektor. Die Gewährleistung resilienter Lieferketten wird dabei zu einem Drahtseilakt zwischen...more
Welcome to the first edition of the Arbitration Matters Bulletin from DLA Piper’s International Arbitration Group. This bulletin provides concise updates on a selection of recent arbitration-related developments worldwide,...more
Enacted in May 2023, the updated Nigerian Arbitration and Mediation Act ("Act") included what is widely viewed as a novel concept in international arbitration: the use of Award Review Tribunals ("ARTs"). This feature, as...more
Law of Shipbuilding Contracts Update 2025: It has been five years since the publication of the Law of Shipbuilding Contracts. We are therefore pleased to share our 2025 Update. Written by William Cecil, Fiona Cain and Jack...more
The fifth edition of The Law of Shipbuilding Contracts was published in 2020. Since then, we have continued to monitor the cases that directly relate to the law of shipbuilding contracts and those in the context of...more
The German security and industrial policy change labelled "Zeitenwende"1 is fundamentally reshaping procurement, cooperation and technology trajectories within the defense sector. Safeguarding supply-chain resilience has...more
Awards in London-seated arbitrations may be challenged or appealed only in the limited circumstances prescribed in ss.67 to 69 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (the Act). Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, and with the leave...more
In 2016, a fleet of fishing boats flying anti-European Union (EU) banners sailed up the River Thames. The Brexit campaign and its ‘take back control’ slogan both fed off and further fuelled the belief that the British fishing...more
In most jurisdictions in Australia, a prospective plaintiff can obtain preliminary discovery orders from a Court to ascertain whether it has a right to obtain relief from a prospective defendant, before it commences any...more
Declan Gallivan (Senior Associate, K&L Gates, London) speaks with two leading arbitrators, Lucy Greenwood and Klaus Reichert SC, to discuss how adjustments in the approach to the arbitration procedure can lead to a more...more
We are pleased to present this year's Global Perspectives: Construction & Infrastructure Disputes, featuring key insights and legal developments of 2025 from around the world, with significant implications for construction...more
The Society of Construction Law Delay and Disruption Protocol 2nd Edition (SCL D&D2) and the Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering Internation (AACEI) Forensic Schedule Analysis Recommended Practice (29R-03) are...more
In August 2025, the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) launched a Restructuring and Insolvency Arbitration Protocol, designed to provide a framework for arbitration of matters arising in the context of...more
In a judgment handed down on 25 November 2025, the English Commercial Court (the Court) considered an application for an anti-suit injunction (ASI), preventing the defendant from pursuing foreclosure proceedings in Russia...more
When Credit Suisse faced liquidity issues in March 2023, the Swiss government invoked its emergency powers in order to rescue it. As part of the rescue, which included the acquisition of Credit Suisse by UBS, the now largest...more
In a recent judgment, the English High Court held that an ICSID award against Spain could not be assigned by the award creditor to a third party.1 As a result, only the award creditor itself can seek registration and...more
Saudi Arabia has recently published a draft Arbitration Law for public consultation on its Istitlaa Platform, marking a significant step in its dispute resolution framework reform (the “Draft Arbitration Law”). Released in...more
In Obert and another v Ondray [2025] DIFC CFI DARB 014, the DIFC Court of First Instance rejected an application to annul and refuse enforcement of an arbitral award. The court held that the sole arbitrator had not exceeded...more
Welcome to the fourth edition (2025) of Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer’s Guide to Dispute Resolution in Africa. We are delighted to present this updated publication, which continues to offer a comprehensive overview of...more
The High Court Ordinance (Cap. 4) and Rules of the High Court (Cap. 4A) (along with guidance that includes the Practice Directions issued by the Hong Kong Judiciary) apply to civil litigation in the High Court of Hong Kong....more
In a recent case before the Singapore Court of Appeal, the court affirmed the High Court of Singapore’s finding of a breach of the fair hearing rule, but disagreed that remission was an appropriate remedy and set aside the...more
In a judgment handed down on Monday 10 November 2025, the English Commercial Court (the Court) ruled that arbitration awards made pursuant to the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) Convention...more