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The authority of arbitrators regarding execution proceedings

March 01, 2024

Under Turkish law, if a creditor files a claim before an execution office when their receivable is not based on a court judgment or a pledge, the execution office will send a payment order to the debtor.

Non-exclusive arbitration agreements: A brief analysis of the Turkish case-law

October 19, 2023

As the validity of an arbitration agreement is a complex and multifaceted topic that requires an extensive and thorough analysis, we focus on what makes an arbitration agreement non-exclusive.

The Energy Transition – a smorgasbord of new disputes?

October 26, 2022

Norton Rose Fulbright was the gold sponsor of the Istanbul Arbitration Week 2022 which took place between October 10 – 14 in Istanbul, Türkiye.

New ICSID rules aim to modernize investment dispute proceedings

September 30, 2022

The World Bank’s International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes issued new rules in July 2022 to simplify its proceedings.

Choosing the right arbitral rules

August 01, 2022

This article outlines the key differences between the rules of some of the leading arbitral institutions.

Recognition, enforcement and recovery of investment treaty awards

July 18, 2022

As the number of investor-state disputes and resulting awards continues to grow, the existence of an effective enforcement regime remains critical to ensuring the legitimacy and utility of investment treaty protection for both states and investors.

Protecting intellectual property rights through international arbitration

June 22, 2022

Many companies and governments are seeking strategic partnerships with international business partners due to the rapid development of new technologies and processes in emerging markets.

The Turkish Court of Appeal reverses its precedent regarding the applicability of arbitration clauses in bankruptcy proceedings

June 21, 2022

For the last few decades, the Court of Appeal's ("CoA") approach to arbitration clauses vis-à-vis bankruptcy cases has been extremely rigid.