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• March 24, 2026

  EU Ruling Signals More Intrusion Into Commercial Arbitration

  Three things stand out from the recent opinion of the advocate general of the European Court of Justice in Reibel v. Stankoimport, which is the next step in a long line of measures chipping away at the viability of international arbitration in the European Union, say attorneys at BakerHostetler.

• March 24, 2026

  Royalty-Free Music Label Hits Back At Promoters In £4M Row

  A royalty-free music label has rejected claims that it was well aware of a business partner's growing debts, asserting that two music promoters had breached their licensing deals to the tune of £4.1 million ($5.5 million).

• March 24, 2026

  Investors Challenge India's Immunity In $217M Arbitration Row

  Investors in an Indian satellite communications company challenged at the Court of Appeal on Tuesday a ruling that the country can claim state immunity to block enforcement of arbitration awards worth $217 million.

• March 24, 2026

  Deutsche Bank Seeks To Grill Vik Over Assets In $360M Fight

  Deutsche Bank urged the Court of Appeal on Tuesday to revive its bid to order Monaco-based billionaire Alexander Vik to answer questions about his company's assets, in the latest development in its effort to enforce a judgment debt of more than $360 million.

• March 24, 2026

  Brazilian Municipalities Can't Take BHP Case To Top UK Court

  BHP may not face criminal contempt proceedings over allegations it filed a case in Brazil to block English claims linked to the Fundão dam collapse, as a London appeals court has refused permission to take the case to the U.K.'s top court.

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