Italian courts tend to uphold arbitral awards, study concludes | Practical Law

Italian courts tend to uphold arbitral awards, study concludes | Practical Law

A study recently conducted by a researcher of the Bocconi School of Law in Milan concluded that the Italian courts tend to uphold arbitral awards. The study analysed 99 decisions issued in set-aside proceedings in the Italian Courts of Appeal of Brescia, Genoa, Milan and Turin between 2007 and the first half of 2014.

Italian courts tend to uphold arbitral awards, study concludes

Practical Law UK Legal Update w-003-4290 (Approx. 2 pages)

Italian courts tend to uphold arbitral awards, study concludes

by Cecilia Carrara (Partner) and Lukas Florian Innerebner (Associate), Legance
Published on 13 Sep 2016 • Italy
A study recently conducted by a researcher of the Bocconi School of Law in Milan concluded that the Italian courts tend to uphold arbitral awards. The study analysed 99 decisions issued in set-aside proceedings in the Italian Courts of Appeal of Brescia, Genoa, Milan and Turin between 2007 and the first half of 2014.