In this podcast, we reflect on key international arbitration updates from 2020 including new signatories to the New York Convention, changes to the LCIA and ICC Rules, and some insights on the non-interventionist approach taken by the English Courts, which is particularly relevant for London seated arbitrations - and how this impacts businesses in Japan and beyond.
Speakers: David Gilmore, Craig Shepherd, Yosuke Homma
Resources
LCIA Rules: https://hsfnotes.com/arbitration/2020/08/12/new-lcia-rules-in-force-on-1-october-2020-refreshing-the-lcias-approach/
ICC Rules: https://hsfnotes.com/arbitration/2021/01/06/new-icc-rules-2021-and-new-icc-note-to-parties-and-arbitral-tribunals-come-into-force/
Xstrata: https://hsfnotes.com/arbitration/2020/03/31/award-creditors-successfully-challenge-award-to-clarify-identity-of-a-party/
ASA v TL: https://hsfnotes.com/arbitration/2020/09/30/english-high-court-characterises-unsuccessful-challenge-to-award-under-s68-as-seeking-to-attack-an-arbitrators-findings-of-fact-and-her-evaluation-of-the-evidence-under-guis/
Alegrow: https://hsfnotes.com/arbitration/2020/07/29/english-high-court-grants-appeal-on-a-point-of-law-under-s69-arbitration-act-1996/
