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Switzerland: New case law on the autonomy and extension of arbitration clauses

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By Fabienne Bretscher, Valentina Hirsiger-Meier, Valentine Daendliker, Eugenie Eckstein Rogers
| globalarbitrationnews.com
On 4 September 2023, the Swiss Federal Tribunal Court (“SFSC”) decided on appeals raised against three closely linked cases (case nos. 4A_144/2023, 4A_146/2023, 4A_148/2023).
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District court rules that it cannot compel arbitration where parties contracted to arbitrate pursuant to now-defunct DIFC LCIA Rules

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By David Zaslowsky, Eugenie Eckstein Rogers, Marine de Bailleul, Sarah Kerc
| globalarbitrationnews.com
Baker Hughes Saudi Arabia Co. v. Dynamic Industries, Inc., Civ. A. No. 2:23-cv-1396 (E.D. La. Nov. 6, 2023)[1] Factual Background Plaintiff Baker Hughes Saudi Arabia Co. Ltd. (“Baker Hughes”) contracted with Dynamic Industries Saudi Arabia, Ltd. (and other related Dynamic Industries entities named in the case as Defendants (collectively, “Dynamic”)) to supply materials, products, and services for an energy project Dynamic was working on in Saudi Arabia.
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Baker McKenzie International Arbitration Yearbook 2023-2024 - Chile

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By Johann Bensimon, Eugenie Eckstein Rogers, David Zaslowsky, Felipe Soza
| globalarbitrationnews.com
A. LEGISLATION AND RULES A.1       Legislation Chile continues to have a dual legal framework in the field of arbitration. Domestic arbitration is ruled by the Organic Code of Courts and the Code of Civil Procedure (CCP), whereas international arbitration is governed by Act No. 19,971 on International Commercial Arbitration (“ICA Act”), which came into force in September 2004 and is mostly a replica of the UNCITRAL Model Law.
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