The international arbitration community stands at a turning point. Disputes increasingly involve algorithms, digital assets, and AI-driven processes. Yet until now, there has been no independent, globally recognized credential to equip arbitrators and practitioners to meet these challenges head-on.

ABSTRACT This article examines the complex interplay between party autonomy and mandatory institutional rules in international arbitration. While party autonomy is a fundamental principle of arbitration, arbitral institutions impose certain non-derogable rules that limit this autonomy.

Joint Lecture Series 2023 Miami International Arbitration Society & University of Miami School of Law Featuring Gary Born Moderated by...

By Juan Pablo Véliz Escobar and Paula Ibargüen Ponce, associates of the Aguilar Castillo Love Guatemala arbitration team. AGUILAR...

Este artigo foi alaborado por Juan Pablo Véliz Escobar e Paula Ibargüen Ponce, asociados do departamento de Arbitragem de Aguilar...

United Nations Commission on International Trade Law Fifty-fourth session Vienna, 28 June–16 July 2021 Report of Working Group II...

What challenges arise when the arbitral award does not end the dispute and the parties and the applicable rules do not provide a solution?