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SUMMARY:From conflict to coordination: bridging the Brussels I Recast gap
  for EU arbitration
DESCRIPTION:The CJEU's 2022 London Steam-Ship decision exposed a critical
  gap in the Brussels I Recast Regulation: whilst judgments confirming ar
 bitral awards can prevent recognition of irreconcilable judgments from o
 ther Member States\, the absence of a lis pendens rule regarding arbitra
 tion proceedings creates significant risks of conflicting decisions and 
 undermines legal certainty. The European Commission's 2025 report on the
  application of the Brussels I Recast Regulation acknowledges such irrec
 oncilability risks and seeks to eliminate it. Against this backdrop\, th
 e Sorbonne Research Project has proposed a concrete solution. This panel
  will explore the diverging approaches across EU jurisdictions to this c
 oordination challenge\, examine the practical implications of the London
  Steam-Ship ruling and critically assess whether the Sorbonne proposal s
 trikes the right balance between party autonomy\, judicial efficiency an
 d the fundamental principle of mutual trust underpinning EU civil proced
 ure.\n
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