Ad hoc arbitration or administered by an institute?
When drafting a dispute resolution provision geared towards arbitration, you might wonder whether you need an arbitration institute and which arbitration provision you should include.
When drafting a dispute resolution provision geared towards arbitration, you might wonder whether you need an arbitration institute and which arbitration provision you should include.
Sometimes, a newspaper tells us that a company fails to meet its ‘bank covenants’. What are they? Many credit facility agreements (or simply credit agreements)
If you are aware that, when referring to a date or time, it may be necessary specify the time zone is desirable you will likely
Similar to my previous post, large agreements sometimes include a statement that the obligations referring to a gender are not intended to exclude the other
Many (often larger) agreements contain phrases that address the interpretation of the agreement. One of those phrases says that where the agreement is stated in
Using notwithstanding in contracts is a tricky word: many people don’t know how to use it exactly, and for those who do, it is a
You probably have a feel of what it is: notarisation (or for American-English writers: notarization), legalisation (or: legalization) and apostilles. But there are nuances between
It’s such a familiar phrase, from time to time, but do you know when to use it? And do you know when it is unnecessary?
If you ever assessed whether a corporate action was included in a long list of required approvals between the signing and closing of a transaction
Now that the voting stage for the Innovating Justice Award has ended, I would like to thank all of you who voted for Weagree! I’m
