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Allegations of Apparent Bias or Suspicion of Bias Must Be Substantiated by Sustainable Evidence: Speculative Evidence Will Not Do

Evidence University

Allegations of bias against arbitrators or arbitral tribunals are not uncommon in the world of commercial arbitration. The High Court has been required to deal with a number of allegations...Read more

Professor Charles Chatterjee

Senior Research Fellow, Global Policy Institute, UK

The Consequences of Part 36 Offers in Civil Litigation

Litigation Construction

A major tactic to be employed by either party in settlement of civil litigation is the use of what is known as the Part 36 offer. This is a means...Read more