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Arbitration weekly highlights—24 October 2024

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Published on: 24 October 2024

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Table of contents

Arbitration in England & Wales
High Court has no supervisory jurisdiction over Toronto-seated arbitration
International Arbitration
Singapore—remission to the tribunal
USA—video game company looks to halt mass antitrust arbitration
USA—how to avoid risking arbitration award confidentiality in NY
Other arbitration and ADR-related news and developments
DIAC publishes Annual Report for 2023
UNCITRAL Working Group 49th session report
CIAM-CIAR publishes survey for companies in construction and infrastructure

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Article summary

This week's edition of Arbitration weekly highlights includes: coverage of arbitration-related decisions from the English High Court, from Singapore and the USA, and updates from DIAC, UNCITRAL, CIAM-CIAR, HKIAC, ICSID, SCC Arbitration Institute, P.R.I.M.E Finance Foundation and FINRA. All this, and more in our weekly highlights.

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