International dispute resolution
June 2023 | SPECIAL REPORT: INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Financier Worldwide Magazine
June 2023 Issue
Q&A: International disputes: supply chain disruption
Supply chain disputes are likely to continue to be high on the risk agenda for companies as levels of global economic and political shock and uncertainty remain high. FW discusses international disputes and supply chain disruption with Craig Montgomery at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP, Katherine Hope Gurun at JAMS and James Mayers at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP.
Preparing for disputes and the importance of acting early when a dispute arises
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan Preparing for disputes and developing a dispute resolution strategy starts with how the parties agree in their contract that disputes will be resolved.
Dispute resolution: weighing up litigation, arbitration and mediation
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP If there is a genuine willingness by the parties to attempt to resolve a dispute, mediation can, if deployed at the right time, be an effective way of achieving a mutually acceptable outcome.
King & Spalding The extent to which commercial disputes will be redirected from English and US courts and international arbitration proceedings is therefore somewhat of an exercise in crystal ball gazing.
Sanctions in international arbitration
Morrison Foerster Sanctions may cause material enforcement issues, particularly where a party that is subject to sanctions only or predominantly has assets in its home jurisdiction.
Enforcing arbitral awards under Russian sanctions
McCarthy Tétrault The available regulatory guidance and recent case law makes it clear that dealing with designated persons or those who are controlled by designated persons poses a particularly unique set of challenges, both inside and outside of the courts.
Virtual hearings: a practice under threat of disappearing?
ONTIER It is clear that the wholesale adoption of virtual hearings requires careful thought as well as regulation to fully guarantee fundamental legal principles.
How digitalisation and AI could affect litigation and litigators
Pavia e Ansaldo Studio Legale The development of new technologies and the application of artificial intelligence tools in the legal field has required many lawyers to rethink their traditional working tools.
Q&A: Construction arbitration in the face of energy transition and climate change
For large construction projects related to energy transition, issues associated with delay, defects and performance testing are all ripe sources of dispute. FW discusses construction arbitration in the face of energy transition and climate change with Mark Crossley at Hogan Lovells, David Wallach at King & Spalding and James Bremen at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP.
CONTRIBUTORS
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP
Hogan Lovells
JAMS
King & Spalding
McCarthy Tétrault
Morrison Foerster
ONTIER
Pavia e Ansaldo Studio Legale
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP