The Singapore International Arbitration Centre continues their Enforcement of Arbitral Awards, presenting part 10: United Kingdom
The course is taught by leading practitioners and arbitrators from around the world, with the goal of providing students a diverse perspective of international arbitration from various legal cultures and national backgrounds. The four course co-directors include current arbitrators, practitioners and academics with a combined 100 years of experience in international commercial and investment treaty […]
Attorney-client conversations are where trust is earned and business is won. In this webinar, we’ll explore how attorneys can responsibly leverage AI during these high-stakes client conversations to improve issue-spotting, streamline follow-ups, and enhance client service—without compromising confidentiality, privilege, or professional judgment. This session will assess the benefits and risks of adopting both legal industry-specific tools […]
Are You Really Getting the Most out of Arbitration for your Clients? Arbitration favors flexibility, fairness, and efficiency. To get the greatest benefit from the arbitration process, counsel need to know how to navigate the arbitral process. This virtual program will provide insights for counsel to get a just result quickly – using procedures that work for […]
Are you a young dispute resolution practitioner based in or travelling through Sydney? Are you looking to connect with old friends and make new friends within the local arbitration community? Join us for the ICC YAAF and Young ArbitralWomen Practitioners (YAWP) SpeedNet event in Sydney! Inspired by AW SpeedNet, a signature event of ArbitralWomen, this […]
Most people can sustain a bit of chaos in their jobs or career for a finite period of time. However, if most days you are coming home exhausted for various reasons, experiencing that Sunday night dread, you could be on the brink of job burnout. This is especially true if you are trying to run […]
A hybrid discussion on recent developments on arbitration in Latin America.
Say hello, meet, greet and mingle with fellow NYSBA Young Lawyers Section members and friends at Jury Duty in Foley Square, Manhattan by the courthouses! It's a great opportunity to talk and network with other members of the section. Come and join us! We will meet outdoors. Look for the NYSBA YLS sign on […]
In an era where cross-border disputes are becoming increasingly complex, Islamic arbitration is emerging as a viable and culturally attuned alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanism - particularly in sectors such as construction, where contracts often span across various jurisdictions and cultural frameworks. The AIAC has been at the forefront in promoting the integration of Shariah-compliant […]
Motion practice is at the center of civil litigation. To be effective, litigators at all levels of experience must have a firm grasp on the procedural and substantive issues affecting every motion. Understanding the bedrock practice principles, as well as the recent developments in the law and court rules, are crucial to effective motion practice. […]
The erosion of the rule of law is not unique to the United States. According to the World Justice Project, a majority of people live in countries where the rule of law is in decline. Over the past two decades, populist leaders across the globe have systematically weakened legal systems to undermine democratic institutions and […]
Join us for a discussion on current human rights issues facing indigenous peoples throughout the Americas, with a particular focus on indigenous land rights. Opening Remarks: Professor Sophia Murashkovsky Romma, Ph.D., Esq. Speakers: Ambassador José Francisco Calí Tzay, former United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, former Chair, United Nations Committee on […]