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Ben Smith and Tajwinder Atwal provide an update on a recent ruling from the English High Court upholding a challenge to arbitral awards obtained by fraud.
Jeremy Glover reviews a recent UK Supreme Court Case in which the court allowed an appeal against a decision under Section 9 of the Arbitration Act 1996.
In May of last year, the Nigerian Senate passed the Arbitration and Mediation Bill 2022 (the “2022 Bill”), representing the most significant reform of its arbitration law in over thirty years.
There is no “one size fits all” approach to ESG issues; however, what is clear is the continent of Africa continues to move (albeit perhaps slowly) towards adopting sustainable and renewable energy practices.
Will a hunger for diversity encourage parties to use new or less widely known arbitration institutions across Africa?
Olivia Liang takes a closer look a a recent case in which the English High Court dismissed a challenge to an arbitral tribunal’s jurisdiction under section 67 of the English Arbitration Act 1996.
Senior Associate, Sana Mahmud and Consultant Lawyer, Alice Gambato discuss the impact of COVID-19 on projects in Algeria, covering the measure imposed by the Algerian government, force majeure and the hardship under Algerian law and liquidated damages.
Robbie McCrea looks back on the last two years of the EU’s External Investment Plan (“EIP”), discussing the plans progression and considers the extent to which the plan has been a success.
Robbie McCrea focuses on the launch of the EU’s new External Investment Plan, discussing its aims and potential effects.
November 2009 Jeremy Glover, in a paper given at the latest Fenwick Elliott Capital Projects in the Education Sector Seminar, discusses the work being done by CODEP, in relation to the construction of a new learning and literary resource centre in Waterloo, Sierra Leone.
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