The First Harvard Asia Law Conference
HALS is excited to present a panel that brings together leading legal practitioners to shed light on Singapore’s leadership, advantages, and future as the center of international arbitration.
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Risk Management Toolkit Episode 3: Third Party Funding & Insurance
Join us on 10 April 2025 for a lively session where Katie Chung (Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright) and Thara Gopalan will be asking tough questions of Tom Hunt (Aon) and Mitchell Dearness (Omni Bridgeway), to separate fact from fiction.
SIAC Fireside Chat: The SIAC Rules 2025 – Behind the Scenes with the SIAC Court of Arbitration
Join the members of our SIAC Court of Arbitration in a fireside chat for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how the new SIAC Rules were drafted, deliberated on and finalised.
[Save the Date] DNA Symposium 2025
This one-day conference is for industry leaders, decision-makers, and legal professionals navigating Southeast Asia’s evolving business landscape
[Save the Date] SIAC Manila Conference 2025
[Save the Date] SIAC Manila Conference 2025 | 6 May 2025
DNA ASEAN Cybersecurity and Data Breach Seminar
This event will explore the topics on Cybersecurity and Data Breach across the ASEAN region.
Excelling in International Arbitration as a Junior Female Practitioner
The discussion covers relationship-building, effective communication with male colleagues, balancing femininity with professional expectations, building confidence in male-dominated spaces and setting boundaries while maintaining career growth as a female practitioner.
[Save the Date] SIAC China Conference 2025
[Save the Date] SIAC China Conference 2025 | 30 June 2025
Insights on Global IP Cases: A Comparative Analysis of AI-Driven Jurisprudence from the US, Singapore, and Beyond
Join us for a comparative analysis of how different jurisdictions are navigating the unique challenges of AI-generated works.
Embracing the Era of Artificial Intelligence in International Arbitration
This event will explore how AI is transforming arbitration processes, decision-making, and practice, the concomitant opportunities and risks, and the ways in which AI can be ethically integrated into international arbitration.
