CIMA Partners with Russian International Arbitration Congress (RIAC) 2026

UNCITRAL Weighs New Rules on Insolvency’s Impact on Arbitration and Litigation

By Washington Post-style Legal CorrespondentNew York, April 16, 2026 — A new proposal before United Nations Commission on International Trade Law could reshape how courts

Belgium’s CEPANI Approves New Arbitration Rules Embracing Digital Proceedings

The Belgian Centre for Arbitration and Mediation (CEPANI) has approved a revised set of arbitration rules designed to modernize dispute resolution procedures and reflect the

UK Court of Appeal Stresses Need for Timely Objections in Arbitration Dispute

London — The Court of Appeal has underscored the critical importance of raising timely objections in arbitration proceedings, delivering a mixed ruling in a high-profile

London — A UK court has delivered a sharp reminder that challenges to arbitration awards face both strict deadlines and a high bar for success, rejecting a late bid by two companies to overturn a ruling they claimed was tainted by procedural flaws.

In a decision involving RTI and Rusal, the court refused to entertain a challenge brought under Section 68 of the Arbitration Act 1996, siding with