White & Case at #1.

Secretariat at #1.

Meg Kinnear for her Freshfields lecture on the aftermath and legacy of NAFTA Chapter 11.

Singapore firm Providence Law Asia, which in the past year welcomed a new head of arbitration and obtained a landmark Singapore court decision upholding an intra-EU Energy Charter Treaty award.

Akin, for work including successfully defending a US$1.7 billion ICC award in the DIFC Courts.

Pinsent Masons for work in the region that includes helping Libya to bring a US$2.7 billion counterclaim in an ICC case.

Mattos Filho for settling a high-profile dispute over a Brazilian pulp producer and a billion-dollar ICC case over a steelmaking business.

A report identifying an ethnic diversity gap in arbitration, commissioned by the IBA arbitration committee and conducted by Cortex Capital, a consultancy founded by former HSF and Linklaters lawyer Ula Cartwright-Finch.

SIAC and KCAB International, which both introduced rules addressing the environmental impact of arbitrations. 

The student competition was won by a team from St Petersburg University for an arbitration clause drafting tool that maps fragmented consent trails. 

The award for the professional team went to Quantum Lens for a tool that helps arbitrators analyse quantum expert reports.

São Paulo-headquartered Center for Arbitration and Mediation of the Brazil-Canada Chamber of Commerce (CAM-CCBC) for a sharp rise in international work without any reported slip in standards.

International Court of Justice's advisory opinion that states have binding obligations under treaties and customary international law to prevent climate harm.

Mohamed Abdel Wahab, a leading Egyptian arbitrator and founding partner of Zulficar & Partners in Cairo.

Dutch arbitrator and New York Convention expert Albert Jan van den Berg.