events

The Berlin Dispute Resolution Days, established in 2022, showcase the importance and relevance of dispute resolution made in Germany. Its centrepiece is the DIS Autumn Conference.

[Save the Date] SIAC Delhi Conference 2024 | 7 September 2024

[Save the Date] SIAC Mumbai Conference 2024 | 6 September 2024

Please join us for the 2024 Ciarb (EAB) YMG 5th Annual Conference: Young Practitioners Venturing into the Future: Multiple Paths in International Arbitration.

The 6th ICC Indonesia Arbitration Day will bring together leading professionals from Indonesia and around the globe and delve into pressing issues in international arbitration, offering valuable insights tailored to the Indonesian landscape.

This substantive event brings together colleagues internationally who are involved or otherwise have an interest in the Delos Guide to Arbitration Places (GAP). The event will take place on Wednesday 4 September 2024 in a hybrid format, with the in-person part at the new Paris Arbitration Centre by Delos.

Mark your calendars for the inaugural ICC Institute of World Business Law Advanced Training on Oral Advocacy, taking place on the 3rd of September 2024.

Held on 30 August 2024, this event “Navigating the Future of Mediation: Promises and Challenges of an International Standard of Mediation Competency” is by The Law Society of Singapore

An event organised by The Law Society of Singapore on 30 August 2024.

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.

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.

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?