Upcoming Events

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

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.

IPBA 34th Annual Meeting and Conference 2026 will take place in New Delhi. The theme of the Conference is: The Future of Law: Agility, Creativity & Change.

The event will feature stellar panellists Elodie Dulac, FCIArb, Ashwita Ambast, Ashley Ong, Alain Grieder and Reshma Nair, who will explore the legal tools and frameworks emerging in response to climate-related disputes, from public interest climate litigation to the evolving role of international courts, treaties (such as the Energy Charter Treaty) and conciliation.

The 8th ICC India Conference on International Arbitration will take place in New Delhi on 28 February 2026, bringing together arbitration experts and  ICC International Court of Arbitration representatives to discuss  latest arbitral developments in India. An ICC Institute advanced training on interim measures will be held on 27 February.

• Understanding warm vs. cool undertones (with live demonstrations & group activities)
• Choosing outfit colours, makeup palette, hair colours & accessories
• How facial features influence which shades complement you best (soft vs. bright)
• Dress with colour confidence to positively shape how others perceive you

PCA Singapore Vis Pre-Moot will take place 5th-6th March, 2026, at Maxwell Chambers.

[Save the date] Look forward to the upcoming CIAW 2026 on March 9-12, 2026 at the San Francisco Omni Hotel!

Organized as a collaboration of California Arbitration (CalArb), the California Lawyers Association (CLA) and leading arbitration institutions and organizations from around the world, California International Arbitration Week (CIAW) is an annual week-long series of in-person and online programs celebrating international arbitration in California.

[Save the Date] SIAC Annual Appreciation Event 2026 on March 10, 2026.

Mark your calendars for 12 March and be part of one of Latin America’s leading one-day conferences on arbitration and ADR. This event aims to promote arbitration and ADR both in the region, foster debates on opportunities and challenges of arbitration and share the latest insights and best market practices from the field.

Join us at Singapore, 2026, for the 23rd edition of ICMA, a global forum for maritime arbitrators and lawyers from around the world to exchange views and news of professional interests.

Paris Arbitration Week is a premier forum for academic debate and knowledge exchange, bringing together arbitration users, arbitrators, counsel, academics, experts, judges, and institutions. Through dynamic doctrinal debates, practical workshops, and cutting-edge conferences, PAW offers a unique platform for continuous learning.

The Hamburg International Arbitration Days (HIAD) consist of a multitude of events that annually gather arbitration practitioners and academics from all around the world in the city of Hamburg to discuss and exchange insights on various aspects of international arbitration.

Taking place on 23 March 2026, kicking off Paris Arbitration Week, the 10th ICC European Conference on International Arbitration is a must-attend for arbitration professionals who want to keep up to date with the latest trends, developments and strategies in arbitration in Europe.

This year’s theme highlights how the legal function is facing major disruption, driven by growing regulatory demands, rising costs, shifting talent models, and the rapid impact of AI. As full-time roles increasingly give way to fractional counsel, routine work is outsourced or automated, ESG reporting becomes higher-stakes, and junior career pathways shrink due to efficiency-driven technology, legal teams are being pushed to rethink how they operate and what their role will look like in the future.

Over two days of expert-led discussions and cross-disciplinary insight, this conference will examine the questions most conferences avoid: when AI becomes a legal obligation rather than a choice, whether compliance regimes are designed to protect or entrap, and what value a lawyer retains when machines can out-draft, out-research and out-analyse them.