The current debate on artificial intelligence (“AI”) risks in international arbitration has focused mostly on the good-faith ...

Arbitration Rules (“2026 ICC Rules”, already discussed here) clear the air about 'whether to disclose' by imposing an ...

Space is no longer the “final” frontier. It is now woven into the fabric of everyday life, with communications, navigation, ...

The afternoon of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (“SIAC”) Symposium 2026 saw delegates split into five ...

Contractual parties sometimes attempt to manipulate a counterparty into a repudiatory breach of the arbitration agreement, often as a means of exiting an unfavourable contract. These tactics were the ...

Dr Michael Pryles AO PBM LLD is a distinguished international arbitrator based in Melbourne, Australia. Dr Pryles began his ...

Artificial intelligence (“AI”) can undermine arbitral decision-making in two different ways. It can do too much of the ...

The court upheld findings that color served a safety function and that case qualified as exceptional under the Lanham Act.The Eighth Circuit affirmed a district court judgment canceling Weems… ...

The copyright and human rights literature has traditionally focused on a relatively small number of well-known judgments – Ashby Donald, The Pirate Bay, Deckmyn, Pelham (with Pelham II already… ...

The proliferation of forcibly displaced people has become one of the most pressing issues of contemporary public debate. This also raises the question of how refugees and asylum seekers should be… ...

Remember the caps? In March 2021 this blog asked what it is with the Dutch and money, and reported that the Dutch patent courts had put indication tariffs on recoverable legal costs. Simple case,… ...

One of the most contentious issues in investor-state dispute settlement (“ISDS”), leading to an extensive scholarly debate, and yet one of the least decided legal questions in arbitral practice is the ...