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Arbitration - Podcast Episode 1

Overview of the new ICC Rule of Arbitration: Key changes – Episode 1
30 June 2026

In this episode, Jack Hobbs and Christopher Howitt discuss the major updates in the ICC Arbitration Rules 2026 and what they mean for practitioners, clients, and the future of international arbitration.

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UK Immigration changes in 2025: What to expect in 2026

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