Application of law in international arbitration in Mexico

Claus von Wobeser discusses the evolution of arbitration in Latin America, the development of a new generation of practitioners and the role artificial intelligence will play in arbitral practice.

After six years of leadership, Claus von Wobeser concludes his tenure at ICC Mexico, where he advanced an agenda focused on legal certainty, integrity and international engagement.

Claus von Wobeser shares Mexico’s experience as host of the IBA Annual Conference and highlights how strategic participation can extend its impact well beyond the event itself.

Claus von Wobeser discusses the technological evolution of international arbitration, the opportunities presented by artificial intelligence, and the limits needed to preserve legal judgment, confidentiality and the integrity of the process.

Recent judicial criteria on the scope of rights available to legal entities raise relevant implications for organizations and companies that incorporate ESG objectives into their strategy.

The use of fuel oil for electricity generation raises regulatory, environmental and investment-related challenges in the context of the reform to Mexico’s Electricity Industry Law.