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Arbitration law in 2025: a review

New edition now available

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Anti-suit injunctions, state immunity, New York Convention enforcement - 2025 demanded more from arbitration lawyers.

Led by Caroline Thomas FCIArb, this authoritative review tracks the rulings and legislative developments that shaped arbitration law across the UK, Hong Kong, Singapore, France, Germany, Mainland China and Malaysia - giving practitioners the complete picture heading into 2026.

Access this in-depth review here

New editions available

Practice of International Commercial Arbitration: A Handbook for Arbitrators and Arbitration Lawyers in Asia, 2nd Edition

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Significantly expanded to cover Mainland China, Japan, and Singapore, the second edition has been updated to include new conventions, the latest statutory amendments, revised arbitral institution rules, and new or updated soft law instruments. It also reflects major changes since the first edition, including the greater use of online hearings for the conduct of arbitrations since COVID-19, the prevalence of sanctions and countersanctions constraining what cases arbitrators can or cannot accept, and the consequences of an increased awareness of climate change considerations. 

The new edition also considers the impacts of generative AI, third-party funding, enhanced data protection and privacy regimes, and developments in other modes of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) (including mediation) on international commercial arbitration.

 

Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments, 8th Edition

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Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments offers a full and complete statement of English law on civil jurisdiction and judgments. The eighth edition explores the loose ends left over from the process of disengagement from the European Union and restates the law of jurisdiction and judgments as it must be understood today. It also includes an expanded analysis of the increased opportunities for service out of the jurisdiction with and without permission, and of the 2019 Hague Judgments Convention.

Arbitration Law edited by Professor Robert Merkin KC

Service Issue 102 (March 2026) now available

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The following are among the most important authorities discussed in Service Issue 102:

Current issue available

Arbitration Law Monthly

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Arbitration Law Monthly is a specially designed information service that provides you with critical and essential analysis of global arbitration court decisions. Covering a wide range of industries including construction, banking, energy, gas, insurance, oil and shipping, Arbitration Law Monthly offers you a convenient round-up of news, information and analysis in an easy-to-read format.

The latest issue of Arbitration Law Monthly is available here

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Lloyd's Law Reports: for arbitration-related reports of court decisions

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Lloyd’s Law Reports is the unrivalled source of authoritative content, edited by Professor Robert Merkin KC and Dr Johanna Hjalmarsson, both experts in the maritime and commercial sector. Legal professionals around the globe regard Lloyd’s Law Reports as the leader in providing them with the latest case law and approved judgments.

Access Lloyd's Law Reports on i-law.com, available in our Maritime and Commercial collection of titles.

Arbitration Law Monthly

Arbitral confidentiality: use of information by lawyers
The facts of A Corporation v Firm B and Another [2025] EWHC 1092 (Comm); [2025] 1 Lloyd's Rep 443 were highly unusual, constituting an attempt to prevent an international law firm from using information obtained in one arbitration in another arbitration. The judgment of Foxton J is close to a textbook analysis of the principles of arbitral confidentiality.
Online Published Date:  01 May 2026
Appeared in issue:  Vol 26 No 5 - 01 May 2026
Intervention in arbitration proceedings: anti-arbitration injunction
In Party A v Party B and Another [2026] EWHC 327 (Comm); [2026] 1 Lloyd's Rep 286 the claimant sought the removal of the arbitrator and an appeal against procedural orders made by the arbitrator, and a stay of the arbitration pending the resolution of the applications. Butcher J doubted that he had any jurisdiction to intervene, but even if he did then the circumstances of the present case were not close to exceptional.
Online Published Date:  01 May 2026
Appeared in issue:  Vol 26 No 5 - 01 May 2026

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