CAN AN ARBITRAL AWARD BE SET ASIDE? —THE DECISION OF THE THIRD CIRCUIT by EMMANUEL ADEBANJO

Recently, there seems to be an increased interest in the study and practice of arbitration. The surge for Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms, amongst young wigs and law students alike, can be attributed to several distinguishing features. One of the advantages of arbitration over litigation is the flexibility of process. More importantly, arbitration is preferred […]

UK Supreme Court Dispense With The Wearing Of Wig And Gown To Court

Lawyers appearing at the UK’s highest court will no longer have to wear the traditional wig and gown. Supreme Court president Lord Phillips announced the move, saying it was “in line with the court’s goal” to make its work “as accessible as possible”. If all advocates in a case agree, they may ask to “dispense […]