Estonian court enforces FOSFA awards in 12 months

We successfully represented a client in the recognition and enforcement proceedings of a London-based arbitration award. Namely, the Harju County Court of Estonia issued a ruling that enforced the two foreign arbitral awards rendered in London under the rules of the Federation of Oils, Seeds and Fats Associations (“FOSFA”) in Estonia. Dispute over linseed delivery […]

Effects of inflation on public procurement contracts: when can the contract price be increased?

The changes in prices and inflation observed in recent years have created a lot of uncertainty regarding signed and still ongoing contracts. This has led to questions being raised regarding specific public procurement contracts. Related legal disputes have already reached the highest courts of Lithuania. According to the courts, the law generally allows for an […]

Latvia Takes a Bold Leap: Embracing International Standards with the Arbitration Law Reform

Latvia’s status as the arbitration unicorn remains undisputed after nearly ten years since adopting the country’s first Arbitration Law (“Latvian Arbitration Law”). In February 2024, the overly liberal Latvian regime resulted in 57 arbitral institutions. This record-high number, however, is considerably less than the 214 arbitral institutions in Latvia in 2013. Although advertised by the Latvian government to follow the […]

Procedural Rights in the EU

Our International Arbitration team among the best in the world

Our International Arbitration practice has been included in the GAR 100, Global Arbitration Review’s guide to the top specialist arbitration firms worldwide. Our team has now achieved this recognition for five years in a row, reflecting our solid experience and excellence in the practice. Experts with established track record The first seeds of our arbitration […]