Law in Practice — Third-Party Funding, Joinder and the Hidden Hands of International Adjudication
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Third-Party Participation in International Arbitration: Liber Amicorum Christian Borris
For counsel running multi-party arbitrations: joinder and consolidation applications, third-party funding disclosure and non-signatory claims under the group-of-companies doctrine, with practical guidance on drafting multi-party clauses and managing live proceedings. Particularly relevant now that the 2026 ICC Rules, in force since 1 June, require prompt disclosure of funders with an economic interest in the outcome.
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Assistants in International Dispute Settlement: Navigating Legitimacy
For counsel appearing before international courts and tribunals: a comparative look at what legal officers and registry staff actually do across 20 bodies, including the ICJ, ITLOS, ICSID and the WTO, and where legitimacy concerns arise. It also feeds directly into the debate on WTO dispute settlement reform.
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