FIDIC contracts, the standard forms published by the International Federation of Consulting Engineers, govern more cross-border construction and infrastructure ...

Two companies disputing a supply contract and an investor disputing a license revocation with a national government may both end up in arbitration, but the ...

A single trade transaction can pass through half a dozen banks before it settles. An issuing bank in Mumbai, a confirming bank in London, a correspondent in ...

Cross-border disputes rarely announce themselves gently. A concession renegotiated by a change in government, a pipeline delayed by permitting disputes, a ...

A well-drafted arbitration clause is only the first step. The moment a dispute crystallizes, the choice of arbitrator and how carefully that arbitrator screens ...

Not every dispute with a foreign government belongs in ordinary commercial arbitration. Many investors only discover this once a regulatory decision has ...

Few sectors generate disputes as varied, technically dense or geopolitically charged as metals and mining. A single mine may sit at the intersection of a state ...

When a cross-border contract goes wrong and the parties turn to arbitration rather than the courts, the single most consequential decision they will make is ...

There is a peculiar assumption in cross-border dispute resolution that expertise must be narrow to be credible. Such a shipping dispute needs a maritime ...

When an Indian manufacturer and an American buyer fall out over a shipment, a software license or a half-finished construction project, the instinct is often ...