Understanding costs The recovery of costs is an important part of most arbitrations. When considering applying to the tribunal for an award on costs, or resisting an...
Under s 49(3) Arbitration Act 1996 (AA 1996), a tribunal has the power, absent any express agreement of the parties, to make an order for interest on any sums awarded....
The English court and security for costs during arbitral proceedings The English court has no power to order security for costs during the arbitral proceedings; such...
Security for costs in arbitration proceedings This Practice Note considers the arbitral tribunal’s power to order security for costs under the Arbitration Act 1996 (AA...
Challenges and appeals for error of law against arbitral awards to the court under sections 67, 68 and 69 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (AA 1996) have the capacity to...
This Practice Note considers the general procedure for commencing arbitration claims before the English and Welsh courts under the Arbitration Act 1996 (AA 1996) (English...
What are the costs incurred in international arbitration? The costs involved with resolving any dispute by international arbitration can be significant. Broadly speaking,...
Which law determines the award of interest in arbitration proceedings? The question of whether to award interest and, if so, at what rate is a matter for the arbitral...
This Practice Note considers the availability of security for claims (or security for claim or security for a claim) in international arbitration proceedings. What is...
Third-party funding has seen increasing impetus across the globe, in the sphere of both litigation and arbitration. Third-party funding is nothing new in international...