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• January 23, 2026

  Limited Claims Raise Concerns About Subsidy Act's Efficacy

  With significantly fewer challenges to date than expected under the Subsidy Control Act, it appears that parties may be unwilling to bring claims or unaware of their rights, calling into question the effectiveness of the regime, says Matthew Hall at McGuireWoods.

• January 23, 2026

  Nigeria Fails To Overturn Delay To £50M Costs Recovery Bid

  Nigeria must wait until after a costs assessment to seek an order to recover its £50 million ($68 million) legal bill from the litigation-funders of an energy company that defrauded the West African state in arbitration proceedings.

• January 23, 2026

  Apple Hit With £1.5B Class Action Over Digital Wallet Fees

  Apple has been hit with a competition claim on behalf of more than 50 million U.K. consumers who allege that the technology giant imposed fees on financial institutions using Apple Pay which increased banking costs by up to £1.5 billion ($2 billion).

• January 22, 2026

  Poland Faces $40M Award Revival Bid In DC Circ.

  Mercuria Energy Group urged the D.C. Circuit on Thursday to revive the Cypriot commodities trader's bid to enforce a since-annulled $40 million arbitral award against Poland, saying the United States' commitment to its arbitration-related treaty obligations is at stake.

• January 22, 2026

  2026 Int'l Arbitration Trends: Arbitral Seats In Flux

  As political and legal landscapes continue to shift across key global jurisdictions, with Mexico and England instituting key judicial and arbitral reforms, respectively, international arbitration parties are becoming increasingly strategic in their selection of arbitral seats, say attorneys at Cleary.

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