Arbitral Awards Against Sovereign States
Introduction The enforcement of arbitral awards against sovereign states is complex.
The Seat vs. Venue Debate in Indian Arbitration
Introduction Few doctrinal disputes in Indian arbitration law have generated as much commentary.
Investor-State Arbitration and the ESG Backlash
Introduction Among the more uncomfortable ironies of the international investment law system.
Third-Party Funding of Arbitration Proceedings
Introduction Third-party funding has quietly transformed the economics of international arbitration.
Emergency Arbitration in India: Assessing Enforceability After the 2024 Arbitration and Conciliation Act Amendments
Introduction Emergency arbitration occupies a peculiar space in the Indian legal imagination.
The Insurance Gap: Why Existing Indemnity Frameworks Cannot Cover Catastrophic AI System Failures
The Insurance Gap: Why Existing Indemnity Frameworks Cannot Cover Catastrophic AI System Failures Introduction The history of industrial risk management is, in large part, the history of insurance. When steam
Digital Twins, Data Rights, and the Emerging Legal Personality Problem in Industrial AI
Digital Twins, Data Rights, and the Emerging Legal Personality Problem in Industrial AI Introduction A digital twin is more than a simulation. It is a dynamic, continuously updated virtual representation
AI in Criminal Sentencing: Constitutional Challenges to Predictive Risk Assessment Tools
AI in Criminal Sentencing: Constitutional Challenges to Predictive Risk Assessment Tools Introduction The judge who sentences a convicted person exercises one of the most consequential forms of state power. The
Algorithmic Pricing and Competition: When Machine Learning Crosses Into Cartel Territory
Algorithmic Pricing and Competition: When Machine Learning Crosses Into Cartel Territory Introduction Price-fixing cartels have long been the most condemned form of anticompetitive behaviour. Their mechanism is straightforward: competitors agree
Regulating Foundation Models: Why Product Liability Doctrines Are Inadequate for Large Language Model Harms
Regulating Foundation Models: Why Product Liability Doctrines Are Inadequate for Large Language Model Harms Introduction The term foundation model entered the technical lexicon through a 2021 Stanford paper describing large-scale