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Disputes Over Donuts: Spotlight on the ICC Arbitration Rules 2026

Welcome to Disputes Over Donuts, our podcast series where we explore the diverse world of dispute resolution with leading experts across various fields. Each episode features different hosts and guests, bringing unique perspectives to the evolving landscape of disputes.

In this episode, hosted by Thomas R. Snider, Partner and Head of International Arbitration, and joined by fellow partners Luca Beffa (Geneva) and Simon Le Wita (Paris), we turn the spotlight on the new ICC Arbitration Rules 2026, which came into effect on 1 June 2026.

We are delighted to be joined by a very special guest, Claudia Salomon, President of the ICC International Court of Arbitration, who has been at the helm of the ICC Court during the development of these landmark revisions. Claudia walks us through the key changes introduced by the 2026 Rules, including the removal of mandatory Terms of Reference, enhanced disclosure requirements, revised time limits for final awards, and the introduction of the new highly expedited arbitration procedure.

Luca and Simon also offer their perspectives as counsel and arbitrators on the practical impact of these changes. Join us for a fascinating conversation about the most significant update to the ICC Rules in five years and what it means for the future of international arbitration.

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