AUSTRALIAN ARBITRATION WEEK 2021 BLOG

Welcome to the Australian Disputes Centre’s Blog on Australian Arbitration Week 2021  ADC's Associates and Interns covered events throughout Australian Arbitration Week 2021 on this blog. The Blog is full of insights and references from the myriad of speakers presenting throughout the week. We have also added a few links for additional reading. We have tried to keep acronyms to a minimum, but for those new to the topic: International Commercial Arbitration "ICA",  and  Australia Arbitration Week "AAW". Please [...]

Hot Tubbing in International Arbitration

Finding a path through the maze of expert evidence What you need to know Concurrent evidence has a long history in international arbitration. While it has some drawbacks, it has also been viewed as a success in the Australia courts and, partly on the back of that success, has been adopted in courts in the United Kingdom, Singapore and Canada. The advantages of concurrent evidence apply equally whether the dispute is resolved by a court or by arbitration, however, in [...]

Australian Courts Beat the Clock in Formula One Pre-race Skirmish

On 5 March 2015 an application was made to the Supreme Court of Victoria for enforcement of a foreign arbitral award. By 12 March 2015, the matter had been heard, the decision of Justice Clyde Croft had been handed down and the Victorian Court of Appeal had upheld his decision to enforce the award. The two decisions and the speed with which they were delivered, are an unequivocal demonstration of the Australian judiciary’s supportive approach to ensuring the certainty and [...]

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