CIArb discusses the launch of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on ADR and a new business arbitration scheme designed to provide companies with a quicker and cheaper method of resolving disputes
CIArb responds to the New York Times' investigation into arbitration practice in the US
Two students specialising in litigation and dispute resolution will receive a prize for international arbitration
A survey by Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), in partnership with global law firm White & Case, has found that international arbitration is dominating global dispute resolution. Read more on the story here.
As concern mounts over the secrecy and obscureness of ISDS, Jennifer Harvey and Miranda Rushton assess the viability of a proposed investment court system within the TTIP
The principles will serve as a point of reference for arbitrators and 'help provide parties with the best possible ways of resolving their disputes'
Achievement marks a major milestone for the institute, especially during its centenary year
Austin Chessell explains how he has utilised mediation to continue practising family law
Refusing to engage with ADR has significant risks, irrespective of merits or another party's conduct, warn Richard Foss and Katherine Pymont
CIArb discusses the importance of creating a point of reference for international arbitration and the challenges facing the organisation in future
