ZEEL files an $8 million counterclaim against RIL-backed Star India over a failed ICC contract. Star, seeking $940 million in damages, asse...

The Indian government introduces a draft bill aiming to enhance institutional arbitration and minimize court involvement, proposing 'emerge...

Star India, owned by Walt Disney, has sought $940 million in damages from Zee Entertainment for not honoring a $1.5 billion ICC TV rights d...

Zee Entertainment faced significant merger-related costs due to a failed deal with Culver Max Entertainment. The company also dealt with im...

The sheikh, who turns 61 on the day after the Paris Games close in August, will be 74 when the latest punishment expires. Under IOC rules h...

"Recently, the Supreme Court of India paved the way for enforcement of emergency arbitral awards in India seated arbitrations in the Amazon...

Saying that it is time to introspect and find ways and means to explore all possibilities to make arbitration an efficient result-oriented ...

"In recent years, there has been some apprehension in the minds of parties about increasing interference of domestic courts in the arbitrat...

Establishing these institutions would not only help in reduction of litigation for appointment of arbitrators, but would promote institutio...

If India needs to become an international hub for arbitration, then the country needs to allow foreign arbitrators to represent matters rel...

The bill seeks to help India become a hub for domestic, global arbitration for settling commercial disputes.

The government was initially mulling to promulgate an ordinance instead of introducing the arbitration bill.

The BCI, on its part, said it was willing to frame rules to allow foreign firms on the basis of reciprocity, but did not want to give forei...

The proposal assumes significance as the Narendra Modi government eyes big ticket investments in the infrastructure sector.

The trio had on May 9 said that failure to implement the increase from April 1 is preventing them from sanctioning investments of almost $4...

UK is now prodding New Delhi to open up the legal services and accountancy sectors that it has kept close for foreign professionals so far.

The case for India to adopt a pro-arbitration approach, and strengthen alternate dispute resolution institutions is obvious and compelling.