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One of many arbitration institutions worldwide, Gafta works in many ways as a significant impetus for improved international trade.

We look at ad hoc arbitration and why it is used despite the option to use a highly regarded arbitral institution.

We look at what a shareholders’ agreement is, what should be included, as well as what might happen without one.

With no obligation to report fraud as a crime in the UK (unless you’re part of a regulated body), we look at why businesses or individuals may seek recovery through the civil courts instead.

We look at the applicable grounds for non-enforcement of awards in arbitration, and the systems of law in place that facilitate international cooperation.

Litigating in a codified system of law can vary when compared to litigation in a common law system. We look at the role of judges, lawyers and a few other notable differences.

Courts and tribunals have extensive powers to enable the sourcing of key evidence. We look at when this might be needed, and how it could be obtained.

We attempt to dispel the myths surrounding the costs of litigation, detailing what you need to pay for, and how to finance a case in the English courts.

We look at why international arbitration is so key to resolving disputes involving States, as well as the benefits and hurdles of taking on a State in arbitral proceedings.

Ensuring equality of arms and fairness in international arbitration can mitigate the risk of an award being set aside; we look at the main ways to maintain fairness during proceedings.

Buying the freehold on your home can be a tricky, expensive process, but it can bring considerable benefits, forever removing the anxiety of coming to the end of your lease.

Enforcing judgments, concerns over parallel proceedings and a potential rise in disputes settled through arbitration: we look at the impact of Brexit on cross-border disputes.

With no written constitution, the UK has a long-established legal system, involving common law precedents and Acts of Parliament. We give an overview of key aspects.

An overview of the rules that govern the different types of evidence admissible in international arbitration.

We look at key changes brought to international arbitration by the pandemic, and what is being done to help mitigate the risks of remote hearings.