The Global Arbitration Review reports on Navacelle’s arbitration development
Navacelle's development in arbitration takes a new step forward.
Publication
1 August 2025
Arbitration and restrictive measures: the French Supreme Court referred questions for a preliminary ruling to...
A case commentary originally written for the International Law Committee of the American Bar Association's International Law Section.
Press review
28 March 2025
Press review – Week of 24 March 2025
This week’s press review covers the summoning of Élysée Secretary General Alexis Kohler to a Senate committee of inquiry into...
Press review
7 March 2025
Press review – Week of 3 March 2025
This week’s press review covers an independent commission of enquiry set up by Betharram religious congregation, the Court of justice...
Publication
3 September 2024
Arbitration and impecuniosity: French Supreme Court rules that impecuniosity is not sufficient to preclude...
Navacelle contributes to the American Bar Association International Arbitration Committee's August 2024 Newsletter.
Event
5 June 2024
Update on Sanctions Litigation, Arbitration, and Enforcement – with EU, French and Swiss perspectives
A panel held on 5 June 2024 in Berlin, during the C5's European Forum on Global Economic Sanctions.
Event
5 June 2024
Arbitration & the cohabitation of the ZLECAF and OHADA law
A webinar, in French, organised as part of the 3rd edition of the African International Arbitration Competition by the Arbitration...
Publication
1 April 2024
The Validity of Arbitral Awards and the Public Policy Nature of International Sanctions
This article by Stéphane de Navacelle, Julie Zorrilla and Gregory Arnoult, is part of the Transnational Dispute Management (TDM) Special...
Publication
14 July 2023
Bastille Day Newsletter 2023
On this 14th of July, lawyers at Navacelle offer you, as it does every year, a selection of noticeable events...
Press review
12 May 2023
Press review – Week of 8 May 2023
This week in the news, François Ruffin was dismissed by the ECHR, and a judicial investigation was opened for suspicions...
Analysis
3 May 2023
The impact of international sanctions in international litigation and arbitration
International sanctions, which are political, diplomatic and public international law measures also impact commercial relationships. Navacelle summarizes their consequences on...
Press review
30 December 2022
Press review – Week of 26 December 2022
In this week's news, there are several important events in criminal law. First, the criminal Charles Sobhraj, otherwise known as...
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