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English court rekindles the debate on the form of interim measures in English-seated arbitrations: order or award?

7 November 2022

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Bridgestone Arbitral Tribunal Rules That Trademarks and Trademark Licenses May Constitute Protected Investments

Bridgestone Licensing Services, Inc. (“Bridgestone Licensing”) and Bridgestone Americas, Inc. (“Bridgestone Americas”), which held rights in certain FIRESTONE and BRIDGESTONE trademarks through a series of assignments and licenses, initiated an...

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Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘The Effect of Brexit on the Resolution of International Disputes - The Impact of Brexit on International Commercial Arbitration’

The role of London as a center for international commercial arbitration is unlikely to be affected by Brexit. The sources of law governing arbitration (the 1958 New York Convention and...

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Towards the Uncertainties of a Hard Brexit: An Opportunity for International Arbitration

On 2 February 2017, Her Majesty’s Government published its long-awaited White Paper setting out Britain’s broad objectives in forthcoming Brexit negotiations with the EU. This blueprint towards a...

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Guillaume Croisant

Challenging Emergency Liquidity Assistance Decisions in International Tribunals

The European Union generally, and the Eurozone specifically, have been going through a challenging period recently, even before the shock of the British referendum result. European institutions have frequently had...

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Ioannis Glinavos

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