Events

The practice of international arbitration is evolving rapidly, driven by advanced technology and AI. Today, producing "practice-ready" graduates means preparing them with a new baseline of skills: AI fluency, technological agility, and advanced cross-jurisdictional research. For law schools and firms alike, the challenge is no longer just keeping pace with change, but actively training the […]

This program provides practical guidance for attorneys on preparing and conducting effective mediations in civil disputes involving plaintiffs, defendants, businesses, and insurers. It covers strategies for engaging key decision-makers early, and reducing delays or surprises during mediation. The program also addresses client counseling on litigation risk, cost-benefit analysis, and broader business considerations that influence settlement […]

Online training session.

This webinar will focus on many subjects, including look at breaking the glass ceiling through navigating career advancement in law firms and corporate legal departments. It will open up an honest conversation on overcoming systemic barriers, shifting from senior associate to partner and securing leadership roles in corporate legal/compliance departments. Next, the panellists will look […]

A collaboration between the Cross-Examination Moot (Cross Moot) and The Arbitration Event Tracker (TAET), as one of the Moot's "Friends of the Moot". The discussion will follow a tripartite structure: (1) an introductory part on the basics of cross-examination, (2) an in-depth exploration of more advanced and technical questions, and (3) a practical session applying […]