International Arbitration

On 7 December 2018, the Hong Kong government published its eagerly awaited Code of Practice For Third Party Funders and confirmed that from 1 February 2019, Hong Kong’s Arbitration

LCM brings in a seasoned lawyer to run the new Singapore office.

The 2018 ICCA Congress in Sydney introduced some important developments in international arbitration. The Task Force on Third-Party Funding in International Arbitration released their Final Report – a document

A case might be strong on its merits, but there are other criteria driving a funder’s investment decision.

LCM has recently taken the Arbitration Pledge (www.arbitrationpledge.com) in support of equal representation in arbitration.

LCM recently hosted seminars presenting the ICC’s statistics reflecting Australia’s current position in the international arbitration market.

Yesterday, the legislature of Hong Kong adopted long-awaited legislation expressly allowing for third-party funding of arbitration & mediation.

On 10 January 2017, Singapore passed laws allowing third-party funders to finance international commercial arbitration on particular terms.