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• July 29, 2025

  High Court Elects Substance Over Form In Arbitration Dispute

  The High Court recently found that an arbitral tribunal has jurisdiction over the dispute in Ras Al Khaimah Investment Authority v. India, underscoring the importance of aligning treaty interpretation with the goal of fostering investment, while rejecting interpretations that unduly limit investor protections, says Josep Galvez at 4-5 Gray's Inn.

• July 29, 2025

  JV Partner Found To Have Inflated Costs In London Project

  A Dubai-based businessman has largely succeeded in a complex dispute over a joint venture after a London judge ruled that other parties to the deal had inflated costs in invoices to pocket part of the payments as profit.

• July 29, 2025

  Forex Biz Can't Avoid Liability For Deceit In $10M Deal

  A foreign exchange business lost its fight on Tuesday to challenge a ruling that it could not defend claims that its employee deceived a Nigerian broker in a $10 million transaction, despite winning challenges over lesser deals worth $6 million.

• July 29, 2025

  Fake Threats Claim To Be Heard At £50M Waste Dumping Trial

  Allegations by a former director of a quarry that the site's owner fabricated evidence to support an asset-freezing order will be heard during a trial of a £50 million ($67 million) claim that ex-bosses allowed illegal waste dumping, the Court of Appeal ruled Tuesday.

• July 29, 2025

  Solicitor Denies Antisemitic Intent With Offensive Tweets

  A solicitor told a disciplinary tribunal Tuesday that he did not intend any of his social media posts to be antisemitic, arguing that although his posts were admittedly "offensive" and "childish" he intended only to criticize the state of Israel.

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