Independent and neutral resources for effective, efficient arbitration hearings in New York City
On the commercial side, the gaming industry generates complex cross-border disputes involving IP licensing, technology transfer, publishing and distribution agreements and platform access. On the esports side, the professionalisation of competitive gaming has given rise to its own set of challenges, ranging from player contract disputes and transfer conflicts to prize money claims and the emergence of dedicated arbitration mechanisms devised to resolve these disputes.
Our panelists bring perspectives from both worlds and will explore how international arbitration and other dispute resolution tools are adapting to the realities of this fast-growing sector. Whether you are an arbitration practitioner, involved in technology, media and telecommunications (TMT), or simply curious about this emerging field, this event offers a unique window into the legal landscape of gaming and esports.
