Tag: Arbitration Law
Knowing is half the battle
China-UAE trade growth drives unique arbitration challenges for Chinese companies
Inventive incentive
Teresa Cheng, Edward Liu list Hong Kong’s unique strengths as a dispute resolution hub
Hong Kong arbitration case based on defective clause
This article analyses this question based on an actual case concluded by CIETAC Hong Kong involving a defective arbitration clause
Comparing head office and branches on arbitration agreement validity
This article analyses whether such an arbitration strategy is valid in terms of contract relativity
Crisis innovation
Small wonder that the past couple of years have spawned an exciting amount of tech-related reform in China’s courts and arbitration institutions
Long roots, strong branches
What role will Hong Kong and Shenzhen arbitration play as the Greater Bay Area pumps up into a dynamic hub for all things commercial?
Tips for safely navigating international air services disputes
The special clause for institutional arbitration between the parties should prevail over the general clause in the Master Agreement
Validity of arbitration agreements under designated agents
The validity of arbitration agreements involving persons without, or with limited, civil capacity, are becoming an increasing focus of arbitration institutions and tribunals
Administrative agreement types and arbitrability
The type and scope of an administrative agreement will determine whether arbitration can be used to resolve disputes that arise from it.