Until recently, decisions such as LaPaglia v. Valve Corporation signalled that courts were
beginning to grapple with the role of artificial intelligence in arbitral decision-making. Yet,
they stopped short of interfering with the award itself...

The beginning of May 2026 has brought with it another significant judgment from the English Courts reaffirming the strength and autonomy of institutional arbitration frameworks...

The Supreme Court’s forthcoming decision in Jules v. Andre Balazs Properties will determine a fundamental question....

For a long time, arbitration remained marginal in many Francophone African countries, despite its practical use. Today, this trend is shifting...

In Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump (U.S. Feb. 20, 2026), Supreme Court of the United States clarified the boundaries of presidential and congressional authority, addressing what regulating tariffs means...