Season 7 Episode 5 - The Crippling Arbitration
In Episode 5, Saadia introduces a news-worthy update about the multi-jurisdictional saga regarding the recognition and enforcement of a USD 15 billion arbitration award issued between the heirs of the...
18 Jul 20230s
Season 7 Episode 4 - The Arbitrage Station
With a full suite of co-hosts, we tackle a question that has bothered us all: why do people confuse arbitration with arbitrage [TIME 34:12]? But before that, we engage in another Arbitration Book Club...
4 Jul 20230s
Season 7 Episode 3 - Challenge Paranoia
In Episode 3, Brian welcomes the first interview of the season, Simon Camilleri [TIME 06:40], who introduces the proposed reforms to the English Arbitration Act of 1996. We discuss the consultation pr...
21 Jun 20230s
Season 7 Episode 2 - The Ambulance Station
7 Jun 20230s
Season 7 Episode 1 - The AI Station
We’re back in business, with a slightly changed format: shorter, snappier, and a semi-retired Joel. In this first episode, we discuss how different aspects of recent technology advancements influences...
24 Mai 20230s
Kluwer Arbitration Blog Quiz
Kluwer Arbitration Blog Quiz: According to arbitration historian Derek Roebuck, what practice was widely used during the reign of her majesty Queen Elizabeth I to avoid the involvement of the Crown in...
20 Des 20220s
ICCA 2022 Mini-Series - Part 6
ICCA 2022 Mini-Series - Part 6: Last but certainly not least, Saadia interviews Mahnaz Malik, barrister at Twenty Essex in London. Saadia and Mahnaz discuss whether arbitration is suffering from a mid...
13 Des 20220s
ICCA 2022 Mini-Series - Part 5
ICCA 2022 Mini-Series - Part 5: In our fifth instalment, we interviewed a Scottish local (well, sort of). James Hope, a Partner at Vinge in Stockholm, sits down to discuss the progress of fairness and...
6 Des 20220s
