Cross-border Disputes & Arbitration
International commercial disputes, domestic and international arbitration, cross-jurisdiction litigation and enforcement.
We handle cross-border commercial, construction and investment disputes, with extensive experience representing clients in ICC international arbitration and domestic construction/commercial arbitration, and in the recognition and enforcement of awards.
- International (ICC, etc.) and domestic arbitration
- Cross-border commercial and construction disputes
- Actions to set aside arbitral awards
- Recognition and enforcement of awards
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How foreign investors should arbitrate in Vietnam in 2026: the VIAC Rules in force since 1 July 2026, the three courts that hear set-aside applications, how a Vietnamese award compares with a Singapore or home-country award at enforcement, and what to write in the clause.
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Withheld Passports, Excessive Broker Fees and Forced Repatriation in Taiwan 2026: Taiwanese Lawyers Answer Vietnamese Workers’ Questions
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