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Arbitration Law edited by Professor Robert Merkin KC

Service Issue 100 (July 2025) now available

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The latest issue – Service Issue 100 brings the main work up to date to 22 April 2025. Among the cases discussed are the following:

There is also discussion of the provisions of the Arbitration Act 2025.

Explore our collection of reference books on Dispute Resolution on i-law

Security for Costs in International Arbitration, 1st Edition

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NEW BOOK AVAILABLE

Security for Costs in International Arbitration is the leading comprehensive guide to security for costs in international arbitration, including commercial and investment arbitration, providing a key resource for those considering, making and ruling on applications for security for costs. It is the first and only work to consider the 40+ factors informing the discretion to award security for costs.

Arbitration Cause and Third Parties, 1st Edition

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Arbitration Clauses and Third Parties compares different branches of law, namely shipping, reinsurance, and construction, where the legal notion of incorporation is often implemented. It evaluates how the differences and peculiarities of the said branches of law impact the outcome of the incorporation of arbitration clauses and therefore why a ‘one size fits all’ approach should be avoided. 

The book provides both an in-depth legal analysis of the incorporation of arbitration clauses as well as the legal position of the third parties regarding arbitration agreements and a detailed evaluation of the relevant case law. It further offers a unique comparative analysis of English law and Singapore law with regards to the incorporation of arbitration clauses and features recent case law on the issue from both jurisdictions. Moreover, the book explores the status of third parties to arbitration and a wide range of legal situations in which arbitration clauses bind third parties.

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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

Seat of the arbitration: anti-suit injunctions and the seat of proceedings
Investcom Global Ltd v PLC Investments Ltd and Others [2024] EWHC 2505 (Comm); [2025] 1 Lloyd's Rep 163 was a multi-party dispute arising out of two separate contracts each containing arbitration clauses, one specifying England as the seat and the other silent. The issue was whether anti-suit injunctions could be granted. Henshaw J upheld an injunction as regards the former arbitration, but not as regards the latter.
Online Published Date:  14 Oct 2025
Appeared in issue:  Vol 25 No 9 - 01 Oct 2025
Serious irregularity: failure to deal with issues put to tribunal
Republic of Kazakhstan v World Wide Minerals Ltd and Others [2025] EWHC 452 (Comm); [2025] 1 Lloyd's Rep 298 is one of the rare cases in which the High Court has found that there had been serious irregularity within section 68(2)(d) of the Arbitration Act 1996 by failing to deal with a key issue put to it. Bryan J regarded the facts before him as the clearest possible illustration of serious irregularity in that form.
Online Published Date:  14 Oct 2025
Appeared in issue:  Vol 25 No 9 - 01 Oct 2025

2024 second half-year Hong Kong arbitration round-up

Now available in Arbitration Law Monthly

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The latest issue of Arbitration Law Monthly contains a summary of the most significant developments in Hong Kong case law in the second half of 2024, providing a useful and clear guide for readers.

This analysis is written by Edward Liu (Partner), Vinca Yau and Lori Ng and Mickey Li (Senior Associates), Aaron Lai (Associate), Thomas Au (Trainee Solicitor), all members of the dispute resolution team at Haiwen & Partners LLP.

Now available in Arbitration Law Monthly.
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Arbitration law in 2024: a review

This review covers important court decisions and developments in the field of arbitration in 2024

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By Caroline Thomas, Vanessa Tsang and George Mallis

This Review covers case law and trends in varied jurisdictions, including England and Wales, Hong Kong, Singapore and India. It analyses cases in a sequence that mirrors the structure and chronology of a dispute resolved through arbitration – ie starting with the commencement of an arbitration and ending with the enforcement of a foreign award by a court. 

It also covers other major developments such as the Arbitration Act 2025 (which received Royal Assent on 24 February 2025), amendments to major arbitral rules (notably by SIAC and HKIAC) and developments in relation to how arbitrations can be funded (including PACCAR). 

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