
Quarterly Focus: Dubai’s arbitration journey
Natasha Doris
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The emirate axed the renowned DIFC-LCIA arbitration institution in 2021. Three years on, its replacement is doing well, but it has not quite reached the international heights of its predecessor.
Dubai is a thriving city, rich with business opportunities, projects and disputes. The state made the decision to axe the DIFC-LCIA arbitration institution by Royal Decree in 2021, shaking up the market and redirecting cases to the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC). Three years later, it
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Natasha Doris
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Arbitration Construction DIFC-LCIA Disputes Dubai International Arbitraton Centre Financial Giga-Projects ICC International Court of Arbitration London Court of International Arbitration Quarterly Focus Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration Singapore International Arbitration Centre Stuart Paterson Suzannah Newboult
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