22 March 2010
Welcome to the March edition of International Arbitration Insights, in which we'll look at:
The number of international arbitrations conducted in Sydney is expected to boom with the announcement by the Federal and NSW Attorneys-General of the establishment of the Australian International Disputes Centre, Australia's first international dispute resolution centre.
As foreign direct investments are becoming more important in many sectors, there's a real need to understand the ways these investments can be protected. Our new Guide explains how you can get the best protection for your investments.
By Dominic Mueller and Eammon Atkinson.
Dominic Mueller and Eammon Atkinson explain how the new ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement will work.
By Julia Dreosti.
By Saloni Kantaria.
International arbitration is the established method for resolving disputes between parties to international commercial agreements, but as Saloni Kantaria explains, there are some extra considerations at play when one party is a foreign state.
When is a competition law dispute subject to arbitration, asks Michael Underdown.
