Kluwer: Hong Kong Arbitration Week 2024: Guarding the Integrity of Arbitration – Reflections on the Landmark English Decision in Nigeria v P and ID

Published on October 23, 2024

By Kristin Au (Mishcon de Reya in association with Karas So LLP) and Gabriel Yu (Mishcon de Reya in association with Karas So LLP)

On the second day of Hong Kong Arbitration Week 2024, Mishcon de Reya in association with Karas So LLP hosted a panel discussion titled “Guarding the integrity of arbitration – Reflections on the landmark English decision in Nigeria v P&ID”. The panel examined the English Commercial Court’s landmark decision to set aside a USD 11...

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