Dmitry Dyakin, Partner and Co-Head of the Dispute Resolution Practice at Rybalkin, Gortsunyan, Dyakin & Partners (RGD), shared his perspective on resolving conflicts of interest in international arbitration. His interview was published on the website of the Russian National Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC Russia).
ICC Russia’s mission is to strengthen the position of Russian businesses within the global business community and help domestic companies thrive in the era of globalization.
Dmitry Dyakin serves as the Deputy Chairman of the ICC Russia Commission on Arbitration. In his interview, he discussed why arbitrators recuse themselves seven times more often compared to being recused, shared various methods to monitor conflicts of interest, and explained how to prove that the proceedings have been compromised by an information leak.
To view the full interview in Russian, visit the ICC Russia website.
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