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May 2026

If you’re exploring Kluwer Arbitration enhanced by Expert AI, how you prompt it can shape the quality of the output. That’s why we created a practical prompt guide. It shows you how to ask better questions, refine responses, and get more useful support for arbitration research and analysis. The guide helps you:

  • Write clearer prompts
  • Improve relevance and precision
  • Save time during research
  • Use Expert AI more confidently in your workflow

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Kluwer Arbitration now offers 50+ Practical Insights topics

April 2026

The Practical Insights tool provides actionable guidance for practitioners on the most pressing and challenging issues in the international arbitration process, from interim measures to enforcement of awards, presented in a concise, step-by-step format. The final four topics of Practical Insights are now available:

Check out these topics, alongside the other 50+ topics of Practical Insights to inform your understanding and strategy of key issues in international arbitration.

Updated practical tools on Kluwer Arbitration to build a winning case

February 2026

We are excited to share that we have updated the templates and examples tool in Kluwer Arbitration to include:

  1. A new module for the ICC on emergency arbitration, with accompanying templates and examples,
  2. Revised file naming of the existing templates and examples across all CRICA, ICC and SAC modules, for improved understanding of what each document entails,
  3. A new suite of modules for the London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA), with accompanying templates and examples where applicable.
  4. A new suite of modules for the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC), with accompanying templates and examples where applicable.

New Practical Insights topics available on Kluwer Arbitration

The following topics are now available to subscribers:

  • Cybersecurity by Katie Hyman and Jenny Arlington
  • Expedited proceedings by Elizabeth Chan and Anna Kirk
  • Opening Statements by Yasmin Lahlou

Renewed partnership Wolters Kluwer and Revue de l'Arbitrage

January 2026

We proudly announce that we have renewed our licensing agreement with the Comité français de l’arbitrage, meaning that the Revue de l’Arbitrage continues to be available to users of Kluwer Arbitration, Kluwer Law Online and through our reseller network.

Revue de l’Arbitrage is already embedded in Kluwer Arbitration so subscribers can explore not only in its original French, but also via Expert AI. That means you can (continue to) search in English or other LLM-supported languages and still surface high-quality French-language analysis – and the other way around – making comparative and cross-border research easier in practice.

  • Previous updates

    New and updated Practical Insights topics available on Kluwer Arbitration

    November 2025

    We are pleased to announce the publication of a new Practical Insights Topic:

    • Setting Aside Procedure (New York Convention, Articles V(1)(e) and VI)

    The following Practical Insights Topics have been updated and expanded for 2025:

    • Anti-Arbitration Injunctions
    • Anti-Suit Injunctions
    • Applying for Enforcement of Awards (New York Convention Articles III & IV) - with NEW comparative notes
    • Damages and Valuation
    • Data Protection
    • Grounds for Non-Enforcement: Invalidity of the Arbitration Agreement (New York Convention Article V(1)(a)) - with NEW comparative notes
    • Grounds for Non-Enforcement: Violation of Public Policy (New York Convention Articles V(1)(b) and V(2))
    • Interest Claims
    • Res Judicata
    • Terms of Reference
    • Witness Examination

    Newly Added on Kluwer Arbitration - Templates & Examples - CRCICA Chapter

    This valuable NEW content set guides users through each step of the arbitral process under the current version of the CRCICA Rules (CRCICA Arbitration Rules 2024). The user-friendly 'Guidance' sections are accompanied by download and editable 'Templates' and valuable PDF 'Examples' to assist when drafting submissions. The CRCICA Chapter includes more than 50 x 'Templates' and 'Examples'.

    Expert AI on Kluwer Arbitration

    September 2025

    This conversational AI tool embedded within the Kluwer Arbitration platform, offers a closed-loop research experience powered by Wolters Kluwer’s trusted content. It accelerates the research process by initiating early-stage exploration, narrowing the scope of inquiry, and delivering precise, relevant results.

    The following Practical Insights Topics have been updated and expanded

    August 2025

    1. Remission of an Arbitral Award
    2. Attorney-Client Privilege
    3. Enforcement of Interim Measures
    4. Article V of the New York Convention: General Canons of Interpretation
    5. Large-scale (Class, Mass and Collective) Arbitration
    6. Grounds for Non-Enforcement: Violation of Public Policy (New York Convention Articles V(1)(b) and V(2))
    7. Third Parties - Multi-Contract Arbitration
    8. Third Parties – Enforcement of an Award against a Non-Signatory or a Third Party to the Proceedings
    9. Third Parties – Multi-Party Arbitration, Groups of Companies and Non-Signatories

    New and expanded Practical Insights in Kluwer Arbitration

    June 2025

    Updated Practical Insights in Kluwer Arbitration

    1. Documentary Evidence and Hearing Bundles
    2. Right to a Physical Hearing
    3. Setting Aside and Enforcement of Awards

    The following Topics have been updated and expanded:

    1. Defining the Seat of Arbitration
    2. Law Governing the Arbitration Agreement

    Updated and expanded Practical Insights in Kluwer Arbitration

    April 2025

    The following Practical Insights Topics have been updated:

    1. Hearing Venue or Platform and Logistical Requirements
    2. Joinder and Consolidation of Arbitral Proceedings
    3. Lis Pendens

    The following Topics have been updated and expanded:

    1. Allocation of Costs
    2. Article I of the New York Convention: Scope
    3. Challenges to Arbitrators for Lack of Independence or Impartiality
    4. Default of a Party or Absence of a Party or Witness
    5. Determination and Payment of the Advance on Costs
    6. Interim and Conservatory Measures
    7. Language, Translation and Interpretation

    Seamless Navigation with Linked References in Kluwer Arbitration

    March 2025

    We’ve made it easier than ever to explore related content in Kluwer Arbitration. Now, whenever a document references another document available in our content collection, it will be hyperlinked, allowing you to access it with just one click! This enhancement streamlines your research, saving you time and ensuring you never miss a crucial reference. Try it out and experience a more connected way to navigate our content!

    NEW Kluwer Law Help Center in Kluwer Arbitration

    Explore the NEW Kluwer Law Help Center with a searchable Knowledge Base of instructional articles, a Video Library of short “how-to” recordings, Announcements to keep you abreast of enhancements and events, plus available Support and Training options – all in one place! Click on the question mark icon on the bottom right side of any page on Kluwer Arbitration.

    Updated Practical Insights in Kluwer Arbitration

    January 2025

    The following Practical Insights Topics have been updated:

    1. Interim and Conservatory Measures
    2. Fact Evidence
    3. Default of a Party or Absence of a Party or Witness
    4. Lis Pendens
    5. Article I of the New York Convention: Scope
    6. Challenges to Arbitrators for Lack of Independence or Impartiality
    7. Determination and Payment of the Advance on Costs
    8. Allocation of Costs
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