events

Organised by the Hungarian arbitration community with the support of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, this inaugural event aims to serve as a leading regional platform for thought leadership and professional exchange.

We’re bringing the ICDR India Conference 2026 to New Delhi for a full day of candid, commercially grounded conversations on the disputes that are actually keeping businesses up at night.

This is not a theory-heavy conference. The focus is on how disputes are really emerging across:
• technology and digital markets
• construction and mega-projects
• energy and the transition economy
• joint ventures and shareholder arrangements
• life sciences and pharmaceuticals

The ICC Costa Rica 17th International Arbitration Congress will take place from 11–13 February 2026, exploring on practical and current issues in international arbitration. Topics include reasoning in arbitral awards, calculation of lost profits in reputational damage cases, witness statements and cross-examination, and recent developments in investment arbitration.

Join leading arbitrator, Delphine Ho of The Arbitration Chambers in a review of significant arbitration-related decisions in the Singapore Courts. The speaker will examine the 2025 decisions relating to the setting aside and enforcement of awards, as well as identify trends that may be discerned from these cases.

The 3^rd edition of the ICC South Africa Arbitration and ADR Days, taking place from 5–11 February 2026 in Johannesburg and Cape Town, brings together dispute resolution stakeholders at a timely moment for advancing South Africa’s role in complex cross-border dispute resolution.

This year’s edition features an ICC Training on International Commercial Arbitration with the Law Society of South Africa (LSSA), ICC YAAF events in both cities and is alongside ICC’s participation at Mining Indaba, the premier African mining investment conference that brings together governments, investors, and industry leaders to explore sustainable growth and investment opportunities across the continent.

RIDW is now the largest legal event in the MENA region and among the leading globally, attracting a diverse spectrum of global stakeholders. This dynamic gathering brings together key players in dispute resolution, government, academia and businesses from both local and international sectors.

In the first episode of the season, we step outside the Maxwell studio with Chiann Bao and Daniel Kalderimis KC. Daniel reflects on how philosophy, a shift in perspective, and a season of soul-searching reshaped his approach to life – and how the path of persuasive advocacy sometimes begins beyond the courtroom. Watch the full episode to explore advocacy through a more personal and reflective lens.

27th Annual IBA Arbitration Day Conference:

“New Horizons”: focusing on the influence of new technologies, sectors and geographies on the future of human living and the evolution of International Arbitration

On 28 January 2026, the Asia Pacific Institute of Experts (APIEx) and the Society of Construction Law (Singapore) (SCL(S)) will jointly launch the SCL(S) Protocol for the Use of Experts’ Joint Statements in Arbitration. Chaired by Leslie Chew SC, the event will explore how the Protocol aims to improve the presentation, management, and efficiency of expert evidence in Singapore-seated arbitrations.

Stay up-to-date with the latest news on the #ICCMENA Conference by following ICC Arbitration on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook.

Join us for the 14th edition of the Joint Energy Conference presented by the Institute for Transnational Arbitration (ITA), the Institute for Energy Law (IEL) (both subsidiaries of the Center for American and International Law (CAIL)) and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) International Court of Arbitration.

This 1½-day ITA-IEL-ICC Joint Conference is presented annually in Houston. It traditionally includes a year-in-review analysis of key developments in international energy arbitration practice during the preceding year, panels and debates concerning these developments, a Young Arbitrators Roundtable and a variety of social networking activities.

The 8th GLA Annual Arbitration & Litigation Summit Malaysia 2026 will take place on 22–23 January 2026 at the Asian International Arbitration Centre (AIAC), with AIAC as Strategic Partner. The summit will bring together leading practitioners, in-house counsel, arbitrators, and industry experts to examine developments shaping arbitration and litigation, including digital courts, AI, third-party funding, and cross-border disputes.

The 2026 Annual Construction Law Update, presented by SCL (Singapore), will feature expert insight into recent developments in construction law in Singapore and England. The seminar will include presentations by Toh Chen Han and Adrian Hughes KC, followed by a networking dinner and drinks.

Singapore and London are leading arbitral seats, and parties often stipulate either jurisdiction as the “seat of arbitration” even in cases that have no connection to Singapore or London.

At the start of a brand new year, this seminar will offer participants an opportunity to take a deep dive into the key developments in international arbitration in Singapore and the United Kingdom in 2025. In the course of this seminar, the lecturers will review noteworthy court decisions on arbitration emanating from the Singapore and English courts in 2025, as well as conduct a comparative analysis of the current issues and emerging trends from these two jurisdictions.

In this #10QuestionsWithMaxwell interview, we feature Ashwita Ambast, Senior Legal Counsel & Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) Representative in Singapore.