COVID-19 and its impact on arbitrations seated in Spain and Portugal

Jorge Azagra, Constança Borges Sacoto.

2020 Investment Arbitration Outlook Uría Menéndez, n.º 6

In order to f ight the COV ID-19 pandemic, Spain and Portugal declared states of emergency in their countries. These exceptional circumstances have had, and still have, an impact on arbitral proceedings seated in Spain and Portugal.

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COVID-19 and its impact on arbitrations seated in Spain and Portugal

Contact lawyers

Jorge Azagra

Related practice areas

Other publications

Brief notes on arbitration clauses in consumer contracts, illustrated by the Disney case: a US & Spain comparison

Arbitrators’ duty to disclose: the Portuguese case in light of the new trends and guidelines in international arbitration

Portugal. Complex Commercial Litigation

Conflictos entre el derecho al honor y las libertades de expresión e información en el mundo del deporte. Una breve reflexión con ocasión de la Sentencia núm. 362/2022, de 27 de junio, del Juzgado de Primera Instancia núm. 51 de Madrid

Portugal. The Asset Tracing and Recovery Review