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• April 03, 2026

  Dubai Ruling Delineates Standard For Foreign Arbitration Aid

  By delineating the limits of its jurisdiction with clarity, in the recent Orabelle v. Orzenia decision, the Court of First Instance of the Dubai International Financial Centre Courts enhances predictability and reinforces the court's standing as a forum combining international openness with strict adherence to statutory constraints, says Josep Galvez at 4-5 Gray's Inn.

• April 03, 2026

  HFW Hires Senior In-House Amazon Pro For Paris Office

  Holman Fenwick Willan has boosted its office in Paris with the hire of a senior in-house lawyer at Amazon, which it says will strengthen the firm's services in global disputes and regulatory investigations.

• April 02, 2026

  Noerr Adds Space Arbitration Group Co-Founder In Frankfurt

  Noerr has hired a former Holland & Knight LLP international arbitration lawyer to serve as an associate partner in the Germany-headquartered law firm's Frankfurt office, saying she brings legal expertise in the growing commercial space industry.

• April 02, 2026

  Businessman Says $24M Saudi Judgments Procured By Fraud

  A Saudi businessman has denied that he owes a former associate more than 89 million riyals ($23.7 million) under judgments linked to real estate dealings given by the Gulf kingdom's courts, saying the rulings were procured through fraud.

• April 02, 2026

  Judge Warned Over 2 Late Rulings, But AI Use Not Found

  A London court judge has received a formal warning after a probe by the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office found that delays in handing down two rulings amounted to misconduct but uncovered no evidence that he used artificial intelligence to draft a judgment.

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