Adjudication – some practical tips for the referring party (Part 1)

01 February 2012

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February’s Insight considers the steps that should be taken by the referring party at the outset of adjudication proceedings to ensure that the award is capable of enforcement.

31 August 2012

Impact of the new ICC Rules (2012) on the management of construction arbitration cases

Frederic Gillion highlights the new procedural mechanisms and principles introduced by the 2012 ICC Rules to improve case management, and considers the impact these changes may have on the conduct of construction arbitration proceedings under the ICC Rules.

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