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Arbitration from Dentons Podcast Series

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by Dentons International Arbitration group

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Podcast Overview

Arbitration from Dentons is a podcast series with a focus on international arbitration brought to you by the International Arbitration group at Dentons. With more than 40 partners and 120 lawyers, we are an integrated global team, working across offices and regions to best meet your needs. Our team is widely recognized as an elite specialist group globally, trusted by corporations, States and high net worth individuals for their most challenging international arbitrations. In this podcast series our hosts Amy Kläsener and Rachel Howie and their esteemed guests will offer short, insightful contents you can listen to on-demand, whenever and wherever you like. We will provide you with the tools to help you navigate various opportunities to overcome your business challenges and highlight key consideration for using international arbitration to resolve your international disputes.

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Recent Episodes

October 21, 2025

Avoiding defective clauses in International Arbitration

In this episode, Rachel Howie and James Langley are joined by Dr. Peter Bekker of Dentons’ New York office to discuss avoiding defective arbitration clauses in international contracts. They examine the essential elements of effective arbitration clauses, including exclusivity, scope of disputes, and applicable arbitration rules, as well as highly recommended provisions such as the seat, language, and governing law. The discussion also covers facultative elements like multi-tier clauses, confidentiality, and document production. Peter shares insights on sole-option or asymmetrical clauses, and potential drafting pitfalls, offering practical guidance for drafting enforceable and effective arbitration agreements.

November 11, 2024

Investor-State Treaties and Arbitration in India, exploring current trends and future perspectives

In this episode, Rachel Howie and James Langley, are joined by Shravan Yammanur and Kshama Loya to discuss investor-state treaties and arbitration in India, focusing on bilateral investment treaties (BITs) and their impact on foreign and Indian investors. They explore the Indian government's recent BIT terminations, new free trade agreements, and structuring steps investors have taken, along with remedies that foreign investors can pursue outside of these treaties and agreements.

March 15, 2024

Zambia's Mining Landscape: Updates, Discussions and Insights

In this episode, Rachel Howie and James Langley, joined by Joseph Jalasi explore Zambia's mining sector. They discuss regional agreements, governmental decisions, and their impact on critical minerals extraction. The episode also touches on the dynamic development of numerous projects, resulting in recent arbitrations. Additionally, it explores into international arbitrations, focusing on contract-based commercial arbitrations and notable investment Treaty claims in the mining sector against various African governments. The podcast further examines the current regulatory landscape, including changes and the role of the new mining Commission, along with insights into evolving perspectives on environmental, social, and governance considerations within the mining industry.

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What is Arbitration from Dentons Podcast Series?: Arbitration from Dentons is a podcast series with a focus on international arbitration brought to you by the International Arbitration group at Dentons. With more than 40 partners and 120 lawyers, we are an integrated global team, working across offices and regions to best meet your needs. Our team is widely recognized as an elite specialist group globally, trusted by corporations, States and high net worth individuals for their most challenging international arbitrations.

In this podcast series our hosts Amy Kläsener and Rachel Howie and their esteemed guests will offer short, insightful contents you can listen to on-demand, whenever and wherever you like. We will provide you with the tools to help you navigate various opportunities to overcome your business challenges and highlight key consideration for using international arbitration to resolve your international disputes.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 8 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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