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Innovating Legal Education and Sustainable Justice: The Role of Training and Development in Global Dispute Resolution

In the twenty-first century, the international legal order faces an unprecedented convergence of challenges: rapid technological advancement, rising transnational disputes, migration crises, and the urgent imperative of sustainable development. Law firms and legal platforms must not

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The Rise of Online Dispute Resolution (ODR): Mediation in the Digital Era

Introduction Conflict resolution has always been central to human society, evolving from tribal councils and community gatherings to courtrooms and arbitration chambers. In the twenty-first century, however, dispute resolution is undergoing another profound transformation. With globalization

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Shaping the Future of Justice: The Role of Global Legal Platforms in Advancing Arbitration, Mediation, and ODR

The legal world is in the midst of profound transformation. Globalization, technology, and the evolving demands of justice are reshaping the way disputes are resolved, knowledge is shared, and trust is built between jurisdictions. In this

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Case Study: Investor–State Arbitration under the ICSID Framework – The Philip Morris v. Uruguay Dispute

Introduction Investor–State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) has become one of the most debated aspects of international arbitration. Through ISDS mechanisms, foreign investors are empowered to bring claims directly against sovereign states when they believe government measures have

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Case Study & Arbitration Report: Vattenfall v. Germany — Arbitration at the Crossroads of Energy Transition and Investor Protection

Introduction As states pursue ambitious energy transition policies to address climate change, investor–state disputes have become increasingly prominent. Arbitration under the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) has been a crucial battleground for disputes between investors in the

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Case Study & Arbitration Report: Philip Morris v. Uruguay — Investor Protection vs. Public Health

Introduction Investor–state arbitration has long been criticized for creating tension between the rights of foreign investors and the regulatory autonomy of sovereign states. A notable example is Philip Morris Brands Sàrl v. Uruguay (ICSID Case No. ARB/10/7),

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Case Study & Arbitration Report: Qatar Airways v. Airbus — Arbitration in the Aviation Industry

Introduction International arbitration has become the dispute resolution mechanism of choice for industries with high-value contracts, complex regulatory oversight, and global implications. Among the sectors where arbitration has played a defining role, aviation is particularly prominent,

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Case Studies in International Arbitration: Lessons from Recent Global Developments

By: Victoria Hayes, LL.M. (London School of Economics) International Arbitration Specialist Introduction International arbitration continues to serve as the backbone of global dispute resolution, offering parties neutrality, efficiency, and enforceability across jurisdictions. Yet arbitration is not

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Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Arbitration: Rethinking Neutrality, Efficiency, and Accountability

Introduction Arbitration has long been regarded as the preferred mechanism for resolving cross-border commercial disputes, prized for its flexibility, confidentiality, and enforceability under the New York Convention of 1958. Yet, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI)

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Pacta Lexis Journal

Advancing Legal Scholarship in the Era of Global Challenges Introduction The legal profession is evolving in response to increasingly complex global challenges, ranging from transnational disputes to climate change, cyber threats, and migration crises. Scholarly analysis,

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