The Arbitration Station

Still in isolation, we return to some of the things that are currently occupying the arbitration community: what are the effects of our collective quarantine, in particular on hearings? [TIME 07:07] T...

14 Apr 20201h 23min

Recorded in isolation, we talk to each other as therapy. With all events and meetings cancelled or postponed, we try to simulate the ICC European Conference on International Arbitration by talking ab...

31 Mars 20201h 17min

Sitting in the same room for once, we talk about transparency in investment arbitration (specifically the tribunal’s power to order it, as highlighted in the majority v. dissent in Rand Investments v....

3 Mars 20201h 7min

This week we spend the most time on the epic battle of the seats currently playing out (again) - London v. Paris as the seat of arbitration, brought to the surface by Kabab-Ji S.A.L v. Kout Food Group...

18 Feb 20201h 7min

Brian tells us about security for costs, a topic relevant for both commercial and investment arbitration [TIME 08:28]. Then follows an interview with Diego Gotis, whom Saadia spoke to in Vienna [TIME ...

4 Feb 20200s

Back from the holidays, we kick off the new decade with two separate discussions that involve timing: first, the temporal application of investment treaties [TIME 10:02] inspired by a recent arbitral ...

21 Jan 20201h 12min

Happy holidays, arbitration nerds!  From the International Arbitration Center in London, Brian and Saadia call up Joel and it has to be said: Joel’s audio is below par. It’s a work in progress ...

17 Dec 20191h 13min

The episode’s substantive segment is the ICSID Roster, and appointments in ICSID cases generally (inspired by a recent blog post about the nationality of arbitrators designated by states) - what is th...

3 Dec 20191h 7min