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Where can your #arbitralaward be enforced? In our 14th key #arbitration development of 2020, Associate Olivia Flasch highlights five further countries that have acceded to the #NewYorkConvention, increasing the number of contracting states to 166 bit.ly/3sKhQd6 pic.twitter.com/s3AAkKAYTj

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Associate Thibaud Roujou de Boubée highlights the 13th key #arbitration development from 2020, examining the @iccwbo revised rules in relation to disclosure of third-party funding, here: bit.ly/3sBoC4G pic.twitter.com/Vesgkd3DK5

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Partner Sylvie Gallage-Alwis and principal Marta Villarraga at Exponent discuss how #EUMedicalDeviceRegulation will become fully applicable, providing a new legal framework for manufacturers, distributors and notified bodies of #medicaldevices, in @Law360 bit.ly/2LMLGg7

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Can a 3rd party agree to be brought into an arbitration? Senior Associate @cable_ry outlines our 12th key #arbitration development from 2020 concerning the significance & practicalities of joinder of third parties particularly following the new #ICC Rules bit.ly/3oZJPD0 pic.twitter.com/u0RpGAlQso

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How can parties address practical problems in virtual hearings? Associate Olivia Flasch discusses our 11th key #arbitration development from 2020: the emergence of cyber-protocols as soft law instruments bit.ly/3oR72Y6 pic.twitter.com/P9ArOyRI5g

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