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Sep272026
Navigating Commercial Disputes, Episode 9: Arbitration in Matrimonial Disputes, with Sr. Adv. Meenakshi Arora

Episode 9: Arbitration in Matrimonial Disputes, with Sr. Adv. Meenakshi Arora

Arbitration, PodcastBy Payal ChawlaSeptember 27, 2026

A video discussion on arbitration in matrimonial disputes in India, with a link to the accompanying article.

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Matrimonial Disputes in India: A Case for Partial Arbitrability

ArbitrationBy Payal ChawlaSeptember 27, 2026

A case for limited arbitration of financial and ancillary matrimonial disputes in India, while preserving judicial control over marital status and child welfare.

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Nov152025
Navigating Commercial Disputes, Episode 8: India as a Global Arbitral Seat, with Lord Peter Goldsmith KC

Episode 8: India as a Global Arbitral Seat, with Lord Peter Goldsmith KC

Arbitration, PodcastBy Payal ChawlaNovember 15, 2025

Lord Peter Goldsmith KC on how India’s 2015 reforms laid the foundation, and what India must still do to take a seat among global arbitral hubs.

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Sep192025
Navigating Commercial Disputes, Episode 7: Antrix v. Devas, with Mark McNeill, Barrister

Episode 7: Antrix v. Devas, with Mark McNeill, Barrister

Arbitration, PodcastBy Payal ChawlaSeptember 19, 2025

Payal Chawla and Mark McNeill of Brick Court Chambers unpack the US Supreme Court’s decision in Antrix v. Devas, with a link to the accompanying article.

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Sep32025
Navigating Commercial Disputes, Episode 6: The UK Arbitration Act 2025, with Shouvik Bhattacharya

Episode 6: The UK Arbitration Act 2025, with Shouvik Bhattacharya

Arbitration, PodcastBy Payal ChawlaSeptember 3, 2025

Shouvik Bhattacharya of King & Spalding on the amendments to the UK Arbitration Act and their likely impact on international arbitration practice.

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Antrix Corp. v. Devas Multimedia – the Arbitration Exception

ArbitrationBy Payal ChawlaJune 27, 2025

A closer look at the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Antrix v. Devas and the requirements for personal jurisdiction over foreign states under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act.

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Apr52025
Navigating Commercial Disputes, Episode 5: Enforcing Liquidated Damages, with Sr. Adv. Gaurav Pachnanda

Episode 5: Enforcing Liquidated Damages, with Sr. Adv. Gaurav Pachnanda

Arbitration, PodcastBy Payal ChawlaApril 5, 2025

Senior Advocate Gaurav Pachnanda on liquidated damages, and why enforceability turns on a fair and reasonable pre-estimate of loss.

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Mar292025

The PSU Dilemma: Reshaping India’s Commercial Dispute Landscape.

ArbitrationBy Payal ChawlaMarch 29, 2025

Fireside Chat by the arbitration bar of India, Women’s chapter featuring Hon’ble Mr Justice N. Kotishwar Singh and Ms Madhavi Divan and Ms Payal Chawla.

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  • Episode 9: Arbitration in Matrimonial Disputes, with Sr. Adv. Meenakshi Arora
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  • Episode 8: India as a Global Arbitral Seat, with Lord Peter Goldsmith KC
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