Luca Radicati di Brozolo discusses the topic of tribunal secretaries and the provisions addressing their role in the updates to the LCIA Rules (2020).
Flavio Ponzano moderates a webinar jointly organized by ICC YAF and AIA-ArbIt-40 on the selection of factual witnesses and drafting of witness statements in international arbitration.
Our Marco Torsello and Nicolò Minella contribute a paper to ILO – International Law Office discussing the premium interest rate that can be awarded to creditors filing claims before Italian courts.
Legalcommunity/MAG meets ArbLit to discuss the evolution of the dispute resolution sector in the COVID and post-COVID era.
Our Marco Torsello and Caterina Coroneo contribute a paper to ILO – International Law Office discussing the jurisdiction of Italian specialized commercial courts over claims against foreign defendants.
The peculiarities of the Italian approach may have strong implications on litigation strategies for foreign companies.
Third-Party Funding is certainly one of the most recent trends in international arbitration. After the 2008 financial crisis, companies – either insolvent or not – increasingly relied on external funding to cover their arbitration-related costs. Will this trend continue or even boost amidst the COVID pandemic? In a webinar organized by the Camera Arbitrale di Milano, our senior associate Emilio Bettoni shares his expertise on Third-Party Funding, addressing its technicalities and the challenges that it poses in the international arbitration landscape. The webinar is part of the 14th edition of the course “Arbitrato: fondamenti e tecniche”.
Our Marco Torsello and Federica Serrantoni contribute a paper to ILO – International Law Office discussing the special rules for court proceedings adopted by the Italian legislator in the first post-lockdown phase.
GAR reports on a pending ICC arbitration involving a Spanish gaming group in which Luca Radicati di Brozolo acted as Emergency Arbitrator in 2018.
ArbLit assists a German multinational group in an ICC arbitration brought against it by a European State (approximate value EUR 8 billion) in connection with State armament projects.
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IARepoter reports on a dispute involving a Senegalese state-owned electricity utility decided by an ICC arbitral tribunal chaired by Luca Radicati di Brozolo.