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The London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA)

The London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA) is an association of practising maritime arbitrators. It was founded on 12 February 1960 at a 'meeting of the Arbitrators on the Baltic Exchange Approved List'. The LMAA Terms are the terms

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ICCA publishes 2025 President's Report detailing arbitration activities

The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICCA) has published its 2025 President's Report detailing the organisation's arbitration and dispute resolution activities throughout 2025. The report highlights the ICCA-KIAC Conference held in Kigali, Rwanda in June 2025, which attracted over 300 delegates and facilitated the launch of ICCA's Database of Historical African Dispute Resolution spanning three centuries of arbitral proceedings involving African governments or interests. ICCA's publications programme updated 17 country reports in the ICCA Handbook Commercial Arbitration and reported on 120 court decisions and 19 arbitral awards through the ICCA Yearbook and Awards Series, bringing ICCA's total published materials to approximately 3,600 curated judicial decisions and over 650 awards. The organisation's diversity initiatives provided funding for 29 participants to attend the conference through the ICCA Inclusion Fund and supported eight fellows through the Johnny Veeder Fellowship Programme. The ICCA Judiciary Committee conducted New York Convention Roadshows in Baghdad, Cairo, Lima and Riyadh as part of its outreach activities. The 27th ICCA Congress is scheduled for Madrid from 12-15 April 2026.

2026 international arbitration trends M&A and securities disputes

Law360, Expert analysis: This is the second article in a five-part series discussing international arbitration trends and topics for 2026. This article focuses on emerging trends in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and securities arbitration. Katie L Gonzalez and Mark E McDonald, partners and Maria Manghi and Guido Frasoldati, associates, all at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP have contributed towards this analysis.

Considerations in building guardrails for AI use in arbitration

Law360, Expert Analysis: The application and use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to become routine in arbitration, speeding document review, supporting legal research and even assisting with drafting. But as the boundaries of acceptable use are negotiated in real time, one theme is already clear: Arbitrators must actively manage and disclose their use of AI to protect the integrity and enforceability of their awards. John Laird and Ashley Riveira, both counsels at Crowell & Moring LLP, note that generative AI is becoming routine in arbitration for document review, legal research and drafting assistance, but emphasise that boundaries of acceptable use are still being negotiated in real time across the arbitration community.

CGA announces new leadership for 2026–28 term

The Campaign for Greener Arbitrations (GCA) has announced new Co-Chairs, Laura Halonen of WAGNER Arbitration and Andrew Mackenzie of the Scottish Arbitration Centre, for its 2026–28 Global Steering Committee term, alongside Vice Co-Chairs Olivier André and Karen Tan, succeeding Christine Falcicchio and Cherine Foty. The outgoing Co-Chairs will continue to serve on the Advisory Board. The incoming leadership, all of whom previously held regional or task force roles within the Campaign, will focus on implementation and practical support for Green Pledge signatories, ahead of the announcement of the full 2026 leadership roster.

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