Osborne Clarke's Greg Fullelove and Katie Bewlock contribute to the England and Wales jurisdiction review in Arbitration Law Over Borders Comparative Guide

Osborne Clarke's International Arbitration Group is proud to announce the publication of Arbitration Law Over Borders Comparative Guide, in which the firm's head of the international arbitration group, Greg Fullelove and senior associate Katie Bewlock have contributed the England and Wales jurisdiction review.

Published and available from Global Legal Post, Arbitration Law Over Borders Comparative Guide is written by expert practitioners and edited by Liz Snodgrass and Carmen Martinez Lopez. The guide covers all the key aspects of the arbitral process across 16 jurisdictions, including the requirements for validity of arbitral agreements, rules concerning the constitution of the arbitral tribunal, and available measures from local courts to assist the arbitral proceeding.

It also provides detailed information on general procedural minimum requirements, rules for the validity of awards, availability of post-award proceedings, and enforcement of foreign awards, as well as applicable professional and ethical rules, and the approaches on third-party funding in each jurisdiction.

Greg commented:

"Katie and I were delighted to be asked to contribute to this project and to work with the excellent co-contributors and editors of this insightful guide. No doubt it will assist many in the field as they research and compare the various challenges and opportunities in international arbitration across key jurisdictions."

Greg Fullelove, Partner and Head of International Arbitration

Osborne Clarke's specialist arbitration team has extensive experience of advising on the most complex commercial and treaty-based disputes, frequently acting on disputes from around the world and under all the major rules.

The Osborne Clarke team is also well-known for its international arbitration thought leadership. In addition to this contribution, Greg Fullelove and colleague Daniel Harrison were recently contributing editors of Kluwer's International Arbitration in England: Perspectives in Times of Change published in September 2022. The firm also published a one-of-a-kind extensive survey of over 500 arbitration-related cases in the English courts between 2010 and 2020, edited by partner Artem Doudko. The report, "Arbitration in Court: Observations on over a decade of arbitration-related cases in the English courts", with a foreword highlighting some key observations by Sir Bernard Eder, offers a rare insight into English arbitrations.