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Introducing The New International Chamber Of Commerce 2026 Arbitration Rules
The International Chamber of Commerce has introduced its 2026 Rules of Arbitration, bringing significant procedural changes to enhance efficiency and clarity in ICC arbitrations. Key amendments include making Terms of Reference optional, introducing Highly Expedited Arbitration Provisions, and codifying established practices around arbitrator disclosure and early determination procedures. These changes reflect the evolution of international arbitration practice and align ICC procedures with other leading ar
United Kingdom Litigation
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Fenwick Elliott LLP
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Jurisdiction And Enforcement: Challenges In Disputes With Parties Based In The Russian Federation
Recent Russian Supreme Court rulings have created significant obstacles for enforcing international arbitration awards against Russian parties, particularly when arbitrators originate from politically "unfriendly" jurisdictions. English courts continue to assert jurisdiction and enforce arbitral orders, but the practical challenge of ultimate enforcement in Russian courts persists. Understanding these jurisdictional complexities and implementing strategic safeguards has become essential for parties engaged
United Kingdom Litigation
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Fenwick Elliott LLP
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Locked Out Of Your Home? Unlawful Evictions In Birmingham And The Midlands (3 August 2026)
Tenants across Birmingham and the Midlands face the frightening reality of being locked out of their homes without warning or legal process. When landlords change locks, remove belongings, or disconnect utilities to force tenants out, they may be committing criminal offences under the Protection from Eviction Act 1977, yet many victims don't realize they have legal recourse to reclaim their homes and seek substantial compensation.
United Kingdom Real Estate
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Duncan Lewis & Co Solicitors
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Guernsey Trusts Law Reforms – Key Points
Guernsey has approved targeted amendments to its Trusts Law following a comprehensive review by industry and government bodies. The reforms address practical issues in trust administration, clarify key provisions around settlor and protector powers, and enhance dispute resolution mechanisms. These changes aim to maintain Guernsey's competitive position as a leading international trusts jurisdiction while preserving the core strengths of its existing legal framework.
Guernsey Commercial
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Walkers
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An Accident On Holiday: Who Is Liable?
When accidents occur during holidays abroad, determining liability can become surprisingly complex, involving questions of negligence, vicarious liability, and jurisdictional differences. Understanding how civil law concepts apply across European countries, what evidence is needed to support a claim, and how factors like local building standards and contributory negligence affect compensation is crucial for anyone seeking damages for injuries sustained overseas.
United Kingdom Litigation
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Giambrone & Partners
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