Veröffentlichungen

Application to set aside partial final ICC award dismissed in blood cancer treatment dispute (German Higher Regional Court of Frankfurt) - (OLG Frankfurt, 32 Sch 5/25 (24 April 2026)

Recent Developments in the U.S. Arbitration Landscape (2025/2026) - Some Normalcy in Disruptive Times

German Federal Court of Justice confirms remittal to arbitral tribunal in AstraZeneca arbitration - (BGH, I ZB 42/25 18.12.2025)

Buchbesprechung zu "Verfahrenstransparenz in internationalen Investitionsschiedsverfahren unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der UNCITRAL Rules on Transparency" von Nina Maria Mörtel

Ausländische Schiedssprüche und EU-Sanktionen

Can Parties Gather Evidence for Arbitration by Utilizing Freedom of Information Laws?

German Federal Court of Justice refuses to enforce costs award in favour of EU member state in intra-EU investment arbitration - (BGH, I ZB 64/24 (27 March 2025))

German court refuses enforcement of Russian arbitral award citing EU sanctions (Higher Regional Court of Stuttgart) - (OLG Stuttgart, 1 Sch 3/24 (13 May 2025)

Germany

BGH | Schiedsvereinbarung wirksam trotz Ausschluss des AGB-Rechts - Anm. zu BGH (I. Zivilsenat), Beschluss vom 9.1.2025 – I ZB 48/24

German court sets aside award for violation of right to be heard and failure to meet minimum requirements for reasoning (Bavarian Supreme Court) - (BayOblG, 102 Sch 39/24 e (2 April 2025)

BayObLG: Anforderungen an einen „genuine link“ nach dem deutschamerikanischen Handelsvertrag - Anm. zu BayObLG (2. Zivilsenat), Beschluss vom 8.7.2024 – 102 Sch 114/22

Enforcing ICSID Convention arbitration awards in Germany: overview

German Federal Court of Justice finds award signed by majority of the arbitrators sufficient and clarifies formal requirements for missing signature court - (BGH, I ZB 34/23, 11 July 2024)

German court issues declaration that arbitration is proper forum for dispute despite Russian court decision on substance (Higher Regional Court of Berlin) - (KG 12 SchH 2/24, 3 September 2024)

Working Procedures: Challenge of Arbitrators