Maxwell Lectures

Here are the speakers who have spoken at Maxwell Lectures from 2014 – 2019. 

2014

• Ms Lucy Reed – After ICCA Singapore, After ICCA Miami: The Next Questions
• Ms Penelope Nevill – The Interface between Public International Law and Commercial Practice: Current Issues
• Ms Sara Masters QC, Mr Michael Collett QC – Keeping the Train on the Track: How to make sure that your arbitration does not fail
• Sir David A.R. Williams – Notable Recent Developments with respect to the “Soft Law” of International Arbitration: IBA Guidelines on Party Representation
• Ms Meg Kinnear – Current Issues and Trends in Investment Arbitration

2015

• Prof Bernard Hanotiau – Who are the parties to the arbitration? An Asian perspective
• Mr Andrew Moran QC – An arbitrator’s approach to resolving conflicts of evidence and the reasoning required to sustain the award
• Mr Benjamin Hughes – So, you want to be an arbitrator?
• Mr Alexis Mourre – An Evening Dialogue with the President of the ICC International Court of Arbitration
• Mr Denys Hickey – Recent and Likely Future Developments in International Arbitration

2016

• Mr Rodney Dixon QC – The Permanent Court of Arbitration & Asia: Two Intra-Asian Investment & Maritime Arbitration Disputes
• Mr Chan Leng Sun SC – Justiciability and the Act of State Doctrine

2017

• Mr Paul Randolph – The Practical Application of Psychology to Conflict Resolution
• Mr Mark Kelly – Mediating Post-Disaster Insurance Dispute

2018

• Prof Benjamin Hughes – International Arbitration: The Rube Goldberg Dispute Resolution Machine?
• Prof Steve Ngo – Why You are Not Yet an Arbitrator: Revisiting Dezalay & Garth After Two Decades
• Prof Steve Ngo, Ms Shae Teo, Mr Aloysius Wee – Industrial Revolution – Impact of Technology on Dispute Resolution and Lawyering

2019

• Sir Jeremy Cooke – Damages for Deliberate Breach of Tortious Duty
• Dr Ann Tan, Ms Halijah Mohamad, Ms Jolene Tan – Convention on Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) 101