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Partners @florepoloni and Nicolas Brooke examine concerns over evidentiary standards relating to #corruption allegations and how far the #arbitration court should have gone to uncover the alleged history of the #LibyavSorelec contract, in @lemondedudroit bit.ly/3qAXHV1

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Can an award be set aside in France for being tainted by corruption, where no corrupt scheme had been alleged before the Arbitral Tribunal? Partner Nicolas Brooke examines in our 10th key #arbitration development from 2020 bit.ly/2LPRchY pic.twitter.com/mfvofCj2ei

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Associate Olivia Flasch discusses the #ICJ’s final judgment in the case of Immunities and Criminal Proceedings and examines how the judgment bolsters #anticorruption efforts but may complicate the future of diplomatic relations, in @Law360 bit.ly/3ql8z9f

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Can a person in England be forced to give witness evidence in aid of a foreign-seated arbitration? Senior Associate @cable_ry outlines our 9th key #arbitration development from 2020 following the ruling last year in A and B v C, D and E [2020] EWCA Civ 409 bit.ly/3qi2ydf pic.twitter.com/Mvx0WVBByj

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What’s in the #SwissArbitrationLaw reform? Discover that challenges to awards can now be filed in English and a selection of other modifications as Partner @florepoloni highlights the 8th key #arbitration development from 2020. Read more here: bit.ly/38C5ITo pic.twitter.com/YKqldGm00C

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