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When Sanctions Clash with Individual Rights: the UK Supreme Court Considers the Conflict Between Sanctions and Human Rights

by Mark Beeley and Alexander Witt
8 minute read | August.07.2025

The UK Supreme Court upheld Russia-related sanctions in Shvidler v. Secretary of State, ruling they lawfully balanced national interests and ...

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Determination on a Summary Basis: A New Weapon in the Arsenal Following the Arbitration Act 2025

by Mark Beeley, Sarah Stockley and Benjamin Stafford
2 minute read | August.01.2025

On 1 August 2025, the remaining substantive provisions of the Arbitration Act 2025 (the "AA 2025") entered into force and included a new power.

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Fuelling a Greener Future? Navigating the Promise and Pitfalls of Hydrogen Fuel Cells

by Mark Beeley, Sarah Stockley and Benjamin Stafford
4 minute read | July.22.2025

Players across both the aviation and wider energy industries are pursuing projects to develop hydrogen fuel cells. We examine some of the ...

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English Arbitration Act 2025 – Bill Becomes Law

by Mark Beeley, Sarah Stockley, James Hargrove and Joel Othen-Lawson
4 minute read | March.04.2025

As the English Arbitration Act 2025 receives royal assent we look at some of the practical changes for users.

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Depositions in Switzerland: How to Depose a Witness in Switzerland for Litigation in the United States

by Vanessa Liborio, Rena L. Scott and Ali Al-Khasawneh
14 minute read | August.19.2024

U.S. lawyers seeking to depose a witness residing in Switzerland for purposes of litigation in the U.S. often seek advice on how to properly do so.

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Arbitrations with Third-Parties: 5 Things to Know About New Rules from the German Arbitration Institution (DIS)

by Franziska Gräfin Grote LL.M. and Siegfried Elsing Prof. Dr. LL.M. (Yale)
3 minute read | June.20.2024

The DIS has adopted new rules to involve third parties in arbitration proceedings. The Supplementary Rules for Third-Party Notices (DIS-TPNR).

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Sanctions Are Not a ‘Get Out Of Arbitration Free’ Card!

by Adam Rizzo, Mark Beeley and Alexander Witt
6 minute read | May.23.2024

The English High Court has confirmed that UK courts do not consider sanctions a bar to enforcing arbitration clauses referring disputes to the London ...

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Climate Change Litigation on the Rise in Europe

by Dr. Karsten Faulhaber, Vanessa Liborio, Frederic Lalance and Kevin Riehle
7 minute read | April.26.2024

The recent decision of the European Court of Human Rights concerning Switzerland has attracted significant media interest.

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Depositions in Germany: How to Depose a Witness in Germany for Litigation in the United States

by Dr. Karsten Faulhaber, Hagit Muriel Elul and James Hargrove
3 minute read | April.15.2024

Disputes determined by German courts do not involve pre-trial discovery or depositions. In fact, depositions are entirely foreign to the German legal ...

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Hydrogen: Preparing an Effective Dispute Resolution and Exit Strategy

by Mark Beeley, Sarah Stockley and Benjamin Stafford
7 minute read | January.16.2024

The importance of an effective exit strategy in case a project within the hydrogen sector breaks down.

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Recent Changes to Italian Arbitration Law

by Mark Beeley, Vanessa Liborio and Elisabetta Santo
7 minute read | November.28.2023

Italy’s Amendments to the Italian Code of Civil Procedure by Legislative Decree 149/2022

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Saudi Arabia's New Civil Code: A Closer Look at Liquidated Damages

by Rena L. Scott, Ali Al-Khasawneh and James Hargrove
6 minute read | October.11.2023

Saudi Arabia, through new Civil Code, signaled its intention to welcome the international business community to contract in the Kingdom under the law.