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From software licensing disagreements and data privacy conflicts to patent infringements and service-level agreement breaches, this event offers a unique blend of insightful discussions and practical solutions.

In the very specific context of disputes involving States and foreign investors, how can these actors, in their practice, work towards such a tailored approach, far from an automatic and exclusive recourse to arbitration?

Organised by Maxwell Chambers and supported by the campaign for Greener Arbitrations, this event is part of Singapore Convention Week 2024.

Join us as to connect, explore, and engage in conversations while taking a leisurely walk through the hidden gems of Tanjong Pagar.

The Conference, jointly organised by CIArb and IPOS, will comprise 5 panel sessions covering a range of current IP and tech-related topics including IP Arbitration, IP Valuation, IP Mediation, FRAND/SEPs, and AI & IP.

This full-day conference will bring together the leading arbitration practitioners to debate and discuss the future of ISDS, enforcement of arbitral awards, asset recovery and much more.

This year’s lecture will focus on relational contracts and its practical application in SMC’s new scheme – Integrated Appropriate Dispute Resolution Framework (INTEGRAF).

The Conference will focus on the theme of “Communication and Integration: Development and Cooperation of International Commercial Arbitration in the New Era”,

Debate: This House believes that an Integrated Dispute Resolution (IDR) Mechanism, allowing a Resolver to freely select from Arbitration, Mediation or Negotiation, is the most efficient way to resolve maritime disputes of the future.

[Save the Date] This event by Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration will be on 29 August 2024.

This virtual event is organised by the Institute for Certification and Training of Lusophone Mediators.

Please join the VYAP chapters of Singapore, Colombia, Paris, China, Madrid, Portugal, Paraguay, Australia and Dubai at their screening of the 28-minute documentary “The Tribunal” followed by a 40-minute panel discussion on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (“ISDS”). The documentary “The Tribunal”, directed by Dr Malcolm Rogge and produced in partnership with the Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment, illustrates the human impact on community members in the Intag Valley, Ecuador of an investor-state dispute between a Canadian mining company and Ecuador.

The closing date for registrations is 28 August 2024. Spaces for the in-person event are limited and registrations are on a first-come-first-served basis for junior international arbitration/dispute resolution practitioners and professionals up to 5 PQE or equivalent (including tribunal secretaries, trainees, counsel at institutions, etc.). SG VYAP reserves the right not to accept registrations and to cancel or alter the date and details of the event.