Veröffentlichungen

Germany

Schiedsgericht; Schiedsgutachten

A Look at the Transatlantic Bookshelf - lnternational Justice, Tomorrow's Lawyer, Moral Progress in Dark Times and Why a Village of lndomitable Gaulish Warriors Who Adventure around the World Have Not yet Conquered the U. S. (despite a Great Crossing)

Buchbesprechung zu "International Arbitration in England: Perspectives in Times of Change" von Gregory Fullelove

A Look at the Transatlantic Bookshelf - Is there a Duty of Digital Literacy? Digital Competence Meets Pragmatism and Pragmatism Meets Authoritarianism ... and other Difficult Species

Entwicklungen in der internationalen Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit im Jahr 2023 und Ausblick auf 2024

Diversity and Trigger Points in International Arbitration - When Good Intentions Turn into Intrusive Behavior and Trigger Counter-Productive Reactions

A Look at the Transatlantic Bookshelf - Fundamentals, the Transatlantic Partnership, Swiss Contract Law, i.e. the "Neutrality Itself", and AI's Role in the Trolley Problem

What’s really wrong with ISDS? - a critical analysis of phantom issues and real issues triggered by practice and technological development

Germany

European Union

The View From Europe: What's New in European Arbitration? - Recent Decisions by National Courts

German Federal Court of Justice finds that misapplication of German competition law by arbitral tribunal must be fully reviewed by courts - (BGH, KZB 75/21, 27.09.2022)

Self-created reasons to challenge an arbitrator: recipe for success or disaster?

Arbitrators

German court declares Deutsche Telekom can enforce arbitral award against India (Higher Regional Court of Berlin) - (KG, 12 SchH 7/21, 26.01.2023)