A new partnership - the cooperation between the Institution for IT and Data Dispute Resolution (ITDR) and the Swiss Chambers‘ Arbitration Institution (SCAI)
De Vito Bieri Sandra and Aliotta Elisa, in: bratschi arbitration blog, October 15, 2020, administered by Renninger Silvia and Bahner Liv
arbitration blog: ESG-Compliance in the Supply Chain and Arbitration
On 29 January 2025, during the Swiss Arbitration Summit in Zurich, Bratschi organized and hosted a session on ESG-compliance in the supply chain and...
arbitration blog: Switzerland’s Top Performance in the 2023 ICC Dispute Resolution Statistics
The 2023 ICC Dispute Resolution Statistics (the 2023 ICC Statistics) once again underscore Switzerland's prominent position in the global arbitration...
arbitration blog: Decisions of the Swiss Federal Court in international sports arbitration published in December 2023 and January 2024
In this new entry of bratschi's blog series on sports arbitration, Marco and Emile summarize and briefly comment on the decisions of the Swiss Federal Court...
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