International Quarterly

Issue 38, 2024

This issue focuses on updates and reforms across the global legal landscape, looking first at parallel building safety approaches in the UK and New Zealand as well as the respective stances on the recovery of costs and losses. We then turn to a review of full disclosure in arbitration, followed by a closer look at apparent bias and applications to remove arbitrators, with both articles referring to Halliburton v Chubb from 2020. The issue concludes with a summary of this year’s Vis Moot simulated court proceedings, which took place this March in Vienna.

The links to these articles are below

A Tale of Two Countries: reflections on cladding and fire safety issues in the United Kingdom and “leaky building” issues in New Zealand

Full disclosure – what do we really need to know?

Apparent bias and applications to remove arbitrators

The Procedural Issues of the Vis Moot: addition of a new claim and consolidation under the ICC Rules

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