Event Schedule
26 August 2024, Monday
Venue: Shangri-La Singapore
The SIAC Symposium is SIAC's flagship conference which brings together stakeholders of the international arbitration community, to provide a platform for dialogue, co-creation and cross-pollination of ideas and networking opportunities.
*This event is an in-person event.
27 August 2024, Tuesday
Venue: Shangri-La Singapore
You are invited to join the LCIA Deputy Director General, Jamie Harrison, and leading practitioners in the field to discuss the latest developments in international arbitration and the evolving disputes landscape for construction, infrastructure and renewable energy. Through conversation among the panel and with the audience, this session will consider this development, and what the future has in store for these sectors.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Fairmont Singapore – Raffles City Convention Centre
The INSOL International Singapore Seminar 2024 is a prestigious gathering poised to unravel the complexities and innovations within the global insolvency landscape. Held on 27 August 2024 at the Fairmont Singapore - Raffles City Convention Centre, this event promises to be a nexus for legal practitioners, financial experts, policymakers, and industry professionals vested in navigating the multifaceted terrain of insolvency and restructuring.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Shangri-La Singapore
This year, the UNCITRAL Academy comprises a Conference and Industry Capacity-Building Workshop which will be held on 27 August 2024 and a Government Capacity-Building Workshop which will be held on 28 August 2024.
*This event is a hybrid event.
Venue: Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre
Gain the latest IP and innovation insights at IP Week @ SG 2024, the world’s premier Intellectual Property (IP) event, 27-28 August 2024 at the Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre. Topics include artificial intelligence, IP economics, intangible asset valuation, trade secrets, IP technology disputes, and a mock court presided by a distinguished judge. Meet and hear from global IP thought leaders, policymakers, business leaders, and legal experts at the Global Forum on IP. Network at the IP Marketplace and access a special joint session with the IVAS-IVSC Business Valuation Conference (28 August PM).
*This event is an in-person event.
28 August 2024, Wednesday
Venue: WongPartnership LLP
International arbitration often brings together arbitrators, counsel and parties from different jurisdictions with varying legal cultures and litigation practices – e.g. East vs West; Common Law vs Civil Law. Given this backdrop, what makes for effective advocacy in international arbitration? In this panel discussion, arbitrators and counsel from diverse legal backgrounds will share their views on how approaches to legal fact-finding may differ among various jurisdictions, and what one should accordingly bear in mind when conducting advocacy in an international setting. Aspects of international arbitration that the panellists may explore include:
1. Pleadings and written submissions;
2. Discovery and evidentiary procedures;
3. Oral advocacy and examination of witnesses; and
4. Other cultural considerations.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Shangri-La Singapore
The Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy will launch the findings of the third iteration of its Survey on international dispute resolution at the Singapore Convention Week. This Survey draws on the findings of legal and client users on a range of dispute resolution mechanisms, including investor-state dispute settlement, international commercial mediation, international commercial arbitration, and international commercial litigation.
*This event is closed-door and by invitation only.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: White & Case Pte Ltd
Dispute resolution, at its core, is a “people” business. The choice of how one resolves disputes depends, to a large extent, on the cultural background, values and beliefs held by the relevant stakeholders. The discussion will address how legal and personal culture may affect perceptions, methods and outcomes of dispute resolution, and discuss how to effectively navigate cultural dynamics to achieve successful resolution of international commercial and investor-state disputes.
Panelists:
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre
Gain the latest IP and innovation insights at IP Week @ SG 2024, the world’s premier Intellectual Property (IP) event, 27-28 August 2024 at the Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre. Topics include artificial intelligence, IP economics, intangible asset valuation, trade secrets, IP technology disputes, and a mock court presided by a distinguished judge. Meet and hear from global IP thought leaders, policymakers, business leaders, and legal experts at the Global Forum on IP. Network at the IP Marketplace and access a special joint session with the IVAS-IVSC Business Valuation Conference (28 August PM).
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Shangri-La Singapore
*This event is by invitation only.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Supreme Court Auditorium
Programme*
1330 – 1340: Welcome remarks
1340 – 1400: Opening keynote speech by Justice Philip Jeyaretnam, President, Singapore International Commercial Court (SICC), Supreme Court of Singapore
1400 – 1500: Panel Discussion 1: Role of the courts in determining jurisdiction, constitution of and challenges to an arbitral tribunal
1500 – 1515: Coffee break
1515 – 1615: Panel Discussion 2: Role of the courts in relation to interim measures, other orders in aid of arbitration and emergency arbitrator decisions
1615 – 1715: Panel Discussion 3: Role of the courts in setting aside, recognising and enforcing arbitral awards
1715 – 1720: Closing remarks
1720 – 1750: Courtroom tour
1750 – 1900: Cocktail reception
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Prudential @ Scotts
This forum is organized by Beijing Retio Legal and Commercial Service Center for BRI / Belt and Road Mediation Centre and the Society of Mediation Professionals (Singapore) with the support from many professional organisations. It will bring together mediators, legal practitioners and business leaders from around the world to discuss and share their experiences on international commercial mediation in relation to the Belt and Road Initiative after the Singapore Convention.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Allen & Gledhill LLP
Join us as our expert panel discusses how to receive and navigate your first arbitrator appointment. The panel will address issues around conflict of interest, case management, procedure, appointing arbitral secretaries and much more.
*This event is a hybrid event.
*This event is by invitation only.
Venue: One Marina Boulevard
Research has shown that how people and their problems are managed has far more influence on their view of the dispute resolution process, than the outcome of their case. In other words: Justice must not just be done, and seen to be done – it must be felt to be done.
International dispute resolution rests on fair and objective standards of natural justice. This has led us to focus on being culture-blind, but how justice will be “felt” to be done will vary across cultures. Should we instead be more “culture-wise” in international dispute resolution, and if so, how?
*This event is a hybrid event.
Hear from experts on how to leverage mediation and the Singapore Convention on Mediation to resolve disputes involving States, including those arising in the investor-State context.
*This event is a virtual event.
*This event is by invitation only.
*This event is an in-person event.
*This is a by-invitation-only virtual event for government officials.
29 August 2024, Thursday
Venue: Maxwell Chambers
Public policy is an important element in determining the arbitrability of a dispute, and also a ground on which an award may be annulled or refused enforcement. It has often been said that the public policy should be construed narrowly in keeping with the pro-arbitration policy of the New York Convention or the UNCITRAL Model Law.
Perhaps less mentioned is how arbitrator independence and seat court review are so fundamental and universal that they form part of the “international public policy” of arbitration. In contrast to such an “international public policy” is the different notion that a court can enforce an award that has been annulled by the seat court if it regards the annulment to be against the enforcing court’s own public policy, whether it relates to crime, sanctions, corruption, bankruptcy, sovereignty or other concerns. Are the notions of “international public policy” and country public policy the opposite of one another or can and should an enforcing court consider as part of its own public policy (1) “international public policy”, (2) the public policy of the country of the governing law, (3) the public policy of the country of the seat of arbitration, and (4) how to resolve conflict between different public policies?
Join us in a special Singapore Convention Week edition of Maxwell Conversations as we explore both contour and content of this familiar but not fully charted area of international arbitration.
*This event is a hybrid event.
Venue: Sofitel Singapore City Centre
Global Arbitration Review is pleased to announce the return of GAR Live: Singapore as part of Singapore Convention Week 2024.
This full-day conference will bring together the leading arbitration practitioners to debate and discuss the future of ISDS, enforcement of arbitral awards, asset recovery and much more.
We will have plenty of networking opportunities throughout the day, so GAR Live: Singapore is the perfect opportunity to join your old friends, make new contacts and share your ideas with international arbitration thought leaders from around the world.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: One Marina Boulevard
Join us for an insightful conference on cutting-edge topics in IP & Technology Dispute Resolution. The conference will be held during Singapore Convention Week 2024 and is an Associated Event of IP Week @ SG 2024. Following the keynote addresses to be given by Justice Aedit Abdullah and Lord Justice Colin Birss, our distinguished panellists will explore key issues, including:
The discussions will be followed by a networking reception.
Conference Programme
08:30 Registration starts
09:00 Welcome address by Rena Lee, Chief Executive of IPOS
09:10 Keynote 1: Justice Aedit Abdullah
09:30 Keynote 2: Lord Justice Colin Birss
09:50 Q&A with Keynote Speakers
10:00 Topic 1: The Advent of IP Arbitration
11:00 Networking break
11:30 Topic 2: Challenges to the Valuation of IP
12:30 Lunch
13:45 Topic 3: Mediating IP & Tech Disputes: Recent Trends and Initiatives
14:45 Topic 4: Disputes involving Standard Essential Patents: Many Problems. Any Solutions?
15:45 Networking break
16:15 Topic 5: AI: Responding to the Rise of the Machines
17:15 Closing remarks
17:30 Networking drinks
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Maxwell Chambers
Join us at Maxwell Chambers on 29 August for our annual Open House! This year, we’re taking it to the next level by showcasing cutting-edge technology. Immerse yourself in virtual realities and discover how innovations can enhance your next arbitration hearing.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Shangri-La Singapore
The Singapore Mediation Lecture is presented by the Singapore Mediation Centre (SMC) and Harry Elias Partnership LLP, in collaboration with the Singapore Management University. The Lecture series is held annually with the aim to enhance the understanding and use of mediation in resolving commercial disputes.
This year’s lecture will focus on the types of long-term commercial contracts that involve a high degree of communication, collaboration and co-operation by the parties (i.e. the characteristics of a ‘relational contract’ under English law) and how disputes arising from such contracts can be resolved. In this regard, our keynote speaker and panellists will discuss the options including the SMC’s new scheme – Integrated Appropriate Dispute Resolution Framework or INTEGRAF, in which a Conflict Avoidance Board is constituted to help preserve relations and resolve disputes throughout the span of long term projects.
The keynote address will be delivered by The Right Honourable Lord Justice Peter Fraser, Royal Courts of Justice, Law Commission of England and Wales. The address will focus on relational contracts under English law as described in Alan Bates and Others v Post Office Limited [2019] EWHC 606. This will be followed by a discussion by our esteemed panellists on such contracts and INTEGRAF.
The lecture is suited for mediators, adjudicators and dispute resolution advocates who want a better understanding of the workings of a conflict avoidance board and how it helps in diffusing large scale disputes.
The lecture will also be combined with an Appreciation Lunch for the SMC's mediators, adjudicators and dispute resolution advocates. We are pleased to welcome those who wish to meet with like-minded participants and widen individual networks.
Kindly note that attendance to the physical event is by confirmation from Singapore Mediation Centre only.
Venue: One Marina Boulevard
The Conference will focus on the theme of “Communication and Integration: Development and Cooperation of International Commercial Arbitration in the New Era”, inviting Global legal experts to share practical experience and research results on international arbitration in the new era, to contribute their wisdom and insights on the responses to opportunities and challenges, and to promote integrated development of international arbitration.
We cordially invite representatives of arbitration institutions, arbitrators, lawyers, in-house counsels, scholars, and friends with a common interest to participate in the Conference.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Withers KhattarWong
One's foray into mediation practice often does not start off by being a mediator, but by representing a disputant before a mediator. But do you know how to advocate for your client during a mediation? Is the skillset required similar to that of being an advocate in arbitration or litigation? What are the factors that will make an impact on one's effectiveness as a mediation advocate?
Observe the ‘do’s and ‘don't’s of mediation advocacy in this masterclass, designed by Lim Lei Theng, featuring commentary and audience engagement amidst an international commercial mediation demonstration. Through role-plays on the different segments of a mediation session, our masterclass trainers, Shanti Abraham and Lim Tat, both seasoned and experienced mediation advocates and mediators, will share on the skills and competencies every effective mediation advocate needs in their toolkit.
Jointly organised by the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators, Singapore International Mediation Institute, and the Society of Mediation Professionals (Singapore), we invite you to come and be treated to a memorable learning experience and a networking session over refreshments!
Programme
15:00 Registration
15:30 Welcome & Introduction
15:35 [Segment 1] Client management in the lead-up to mediation
Issues covered include:
Advocating mediation to a reluctant client and preparing the client for mediation.
16:05 Audience engagement and discussion of Segment 1 scenario
16:25 [Segment 2] Preparing with the client for mediation
Issues covered include:
Preparation of documents, strategy for opening statement, and strategy for making an offer.
16:55 Audience engagement and discussion of Segment 2 scenario
17:15 [Segment 3] Overcoming impasse
Issues covered include:
Identifying sources of conflict, managing emotions, and use of private sessions.
17:45 Audience engagement and discussion of Segment 3 scenario
18:05 Closing Remarks
Networking & Cocktail Reception
19:00 End of event
*This event is a hybrid event.
Venue: Oldendorff Carriers (Singapore)
Motion: This House believes that an Integrated Dispute Resolution (IDR) Mechanism, allowing a Resolver to freely select from Arbitration, Mediation or Negotiation, is the most efficient way to resolve maritime disputes of the future.
Will maritime disputes of the future be most efficiently resolved through contractually agreed ADR mechanisms such as arbitration or mediation? Or should ADR mechanisms be dynamically determined only after a dispute has arisen, taking into account the nature and circumstances of the dispute?
This debate motion proposes that maritime disputes of the future would be most efficiently resolved through an Integrated Dispute Resolution (IDR) Mechanism, which allows a Resolver to freely choose among Arbitration, Mediation, or Negotiation, after a dispute has arisen. This approach is argued to provide unmatched flexibility, potentially speeding up the resolution process by aligning the method more closely with the specific stages and characteristics of each dispute, resulting in significant reductions in both time and costs.
However, detractors point out that the absence of a predetermined mechanism might undermine consistency and predictability, which are essentially elements of fairness in dispute resolution. Such a mechanism integrating different methods of dispute resolution could introduce unwelcome complexity and inefficiency, rather than streamlining the process. There is also a concern about the possible influence of a Resolver's personal preference or specific expertise on their choice of resolution method, potentially skewing outcomes.
Debaters will spar over the concept of an Integrated Dispute Resolution (IDR) mechanism. Can IDR be effective as ADR?
*This event is a hybrid event.
Venue: WongPartnership LLP
Jus Mundi cordially invites you to this panel & networking event exploring AI’s emerging role within international law and arbitration. This interactive discussion will provide valuable insights from leading legal institutions, esteemed arbitrators and renowned lawyers to deliver a holistic discussion. A networking reception will follow with refreshments and light food.
Panelists:
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Clifford Chance
Join us for an insightful evening dedicated to exploring how risks can be managed to take advantage of the vast opportunities presented by the global focus on India. The risk management and dispute resolution landscape has changed dramatically since 2015. Exploring this will be two engaging panel discussions, offering diverse perspectives from both clients and judicial experts on various facets of dispute resolution. The discussions will be followed by a cocktail reception, offering an opportunity to network with leading practitioners, arbitrators, in-house counsels, experts & other stakeholders.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: King & Spalding Singapore LLP
NEW: DIS-TPNR Rules: Since 15 March 2024, the German Arbitration Institute (DIS) offers supplementary rules that allow for the filing of third-party notices in an arbitration. These new rules can help parties prevent being sandwiched in arbitration.
We will discuss how in what situations being sandwiched is a real risk and what in your experiences are ways to handle such situations. Can arbitration institutions remedy this perceived disadvantage of arbitration against litigation? Are the new DIS Supplementary Rules a model suitable for Asia?
*This event is an in-person event.
Join us at 'East Meets West: A Legal and Mediation Dialogue Between Portuguese-speaking Countries and Singapore' during Singapore Week 2024. This enriching event is structured around three engaging panel discussions. The first panel explores the legal frameworks of mediation in Lusophone countries and Singapore. The second panel examines how mediation is institutionalized within court systems and other government-managed frameworks. The third panel shares practical mediation experiences and innovative approaches from seasoned practitioners in Singapore, Brazil, and Portugal. This event aligns with the Singapore Convention’s goal of facilitating cooperative dispute resolution on a global scale.
*This event is a virtual event. Simultaneous translation will be provided.
Venue: Supreme Court
The Legal Counsel Summit is a unique session held in conjunction with the Singapore Convention Week (SC Week), a signature event organised by the Ministry of Law in Singapore focusing on dispute resolution, including arbitration, mediation, and litigation. It serves as a key platform for thought leaders, experts, practitioners, and policymakers, to discuss emerging trends, address common issues, deliberate on new innovations, and drive change.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Twenty Essex
Singapore VYAP (SG VYAP), Colombia VYAP (COLVYAP), Paris VYAP (PVYAP), China VYAP, Madrid VYAP (MAD VYAP), Portugal VYAP (PT-VYAP), Paraguay VYAP (PY VYAP), Australia VYAP (AUS VYAP) and Dubai VYAP are pleased to present the screening of the 28-minute documentary “The Tribunal” followed by a 40-minute panel discussion on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (“ISDS”).
The documentary “The Tribunal”, directed by Dr Malcolm Rogge and produced in partnership with the Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment, illustrates the human impact on community members in the Intag Valley, Ecuador of an investor-state dispute between a Canadian mining company and Ecuador.
The panel discussion will feature stellar in-person panellists Mr Luke Sobota (Founding Partner, Three Crowns, Washington, D.C.), Ms Sarah Grimmer (Arbitrator, Twenty Essex, Singapore) and Ms Hanna Azkiya (Associate, King & Spalding LLP, Singapore), and will be moderated by expert moderator Ms Sunita P. Advani (Arbitral Assistant to Mr Michael Lee of Twenty Essex; Founder and Chair of SG VYAP).
Please select and register for the event you wish to attend below:
*This event is a hybrid event.
30 August 2024, Friday
Venue: Maxwell Chambers
Get ready to walk the talk of sustainability! Maxwell Chambers’ first Walk & Talk event, supported by the Campaign for Greener Arbitrations: The Green Pledge, is happening during Singapore Convention Week. Connect, explore and engage in conversations while taking a leisure walk through the hidden gems of Tanjong Pagar.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Three Crowns
From social networking, digital entertainment, e-commerce to the increasing use of digital assets, the digital economy has undergone rapid growth in the past decade, only accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic. This has given rise to new opportunities and attendant challenges operating in uncharted waters or nascent regulatory landscapes. Unplug momentarily with coffee and breakfast at an in-person panel featuring the ICDR-AAA, dispute practitioners and in-house counsel as they discuss trends, challenges and disputes in the digital economy. From digital assets, development and licensing, data privacy and protection, to impact of government regulations on business to business interactions, this event promises to be a treat for those interested in the intersection of technology and dispute resolution.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Singapore Management University
In collaboration with Rajah & Tann Singapore and Saadeh Rahman LLP, the Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy (SIDRA) is pleased to present “Evolution and Revolution: Recent Developments in Public International Law and Investor-State Dispute Settlement Cases”, a panel discussion covering case updates and developments in public international law and investor-state dispute settlement. Join us for the second edition of this insightful panel as we explore the dynamic landscape of international dispute resolution and its implications for practitioners and scholars alike.
Our distinguished panel of experts will explore the new International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) Mediation Rules, pro-arbitration policies in enforcement jurisdictions and setting aside costs orders arising from an ICSID arbitration.
*This event is a hybrid event.
Venue: One Marina Boulevard
As parties in cross-border disputes increasingly turn to mediation as a dispute resolution mechanism, mediation standards and competencies must evolve to match the increasingly sophisticated use of mediation.
Cross-border disputes introduce a degree of variability in mediator standards and competencies across jurisdictions. This raises questions about the assurance of quality and effectiveness in mediation practices worldwide.
Understanding the promises and challenges of an international standard of mediation competency must be at the forefront of any effort to develop mediation on the global stage.
This panel brings together experts and experienced practitioners from different jurisdictions to delve into these critical issues. Panellists will speak on the evolving landscape of cross-border disputes and share perspectives from key stakeholders in the mediation landscape within their respective jurisdictions.
The panel will tackle thorny questions such as whether there is a need for an international objective standard of mediation competency and whether such a standard is even possible to achieve. Panellists will also share their views on how the international mediation community can pragmatically advance the development of mediation standards both within their jurisdictions and as a collective community.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: WongPartnership LLP
Drawing from extensive practice knowledge, panel speakers from South Korea, Singapore and Europe will explore issues arising in concurrent enforcement and setting-aside challenges, provide insights on the approaches of various national courts, and share essential “tips and tricks” relevant for arbitration practitioners.
*This event is an in-person event.
Avoiding Construction Conflicts and Settling Construction Disputes through Mediation can be an effective way without the need for lengthy and costly litigation or arbitration, by fostering a collaborative approach and enabling the parties to find practical solutions tailored to their specific needs. The Singapore Convention on Mediation (especially with regard to enforcement in other jurisdictions) is to international mediated Settlement Agreement, much like what the New York Convention is to international arbitration.
This afternoon’s dialogue with international construction industry legal practitioners from across Asia (Brunei, Pakistan and Singapore) together with Mediation Institutional experts will consider some of Mediation’s range of benefits – including what it means in different jurisdictions, how it may be a far better approach to avoiding complex construction conflicts and resolving disputes, cost effective, time-efficient, and confidential, that help preserve professional relationships and allowing for flexible, interest-based solutions, the Institutional approach/support to the process, and the less adversarial nature of the process further enhancing Mediation’s appeal with construction disputes.
*This event is a virtual event.
Venue: Shangri-La Singapore
All the actors engaged in dispute resolution have a crucial role to play in the choice of an appropriate avenue, including mediation and hybrid processes, to resolve each individual dispute. In the very specific context of disputes involving States and foreign investors, how can these actors, in their practice, work towards such a tailored approach, far from an automatic and exclusive recourse to arbitration? Counsel, mediation practitioners, government officials, arbitrators, academics and educators will share their experience in that regard, and possible solutions to concretely raise awareness, address concerns and change mindsets across the board.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: Andaz Singapore
With each passing year, States are seeking to increase the ambition of their mitigation actions, due to both international commitments and climate change litigation. In this regard, COP29 in Dubai was a breakthrough: a call to transition away from the use of fossil fuels to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement is contained in the text of the Global Stocktake (GST). Mitigation measures have a dual effect. On the one hand, significant legislative amendments and economic diversification are required to ensure energy transition and carbon neutrality, placing a financial burden on States. On the other hand, these actions could have an effect on existing investments, including those from conventional investors in fossil fuels. In the end, States may find themselves incurring costs twice: once for the energy transition and again for the expropriation of investors’ assets.
These complexities suggest that Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) will be used more often to challenge the climate policies of States. During the panel discussion, the speakers will explore the tools available to States for adopting climate change policies while balancing them with investment protection. Particular attention will be given to the safeguards in place for investors to protect their investments, including issues related to expropriation, compensation, and its calculation.
The discussion will be of interest to both academicians and practitioners in the field of investor-State arbitration related to energy and decarbonisation. Participants may gain insights into latest legal developments, case studies, and emerging trends at the intersection of law, investments, and climate change.
This is a unique opportunity to understand better how the global climate change regime will impact the landscape of investment arbitration and energy disputes and meet one-of-a-kind experts, both in arbitration and climate issues.
The panel discussion will feature:
Kindly note that the event will take place from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (GMT+8) (doors open at 1.30 p.m., networking starts at 4 p.m.).
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: One Marina Boulevard
The International Arbitration Act, enacted in 1994, marked the start of Singapore’s ambition to stake a claim as a modern, arbitration-friendly jurisdiction. This conference celebrates this milestone in three parts. First, we undertake a retrospective – seeking to understand the key considerations that drove the recommendation to develop a regime specifically for international arbitration. Second, we trace how the IAA has been interpreted and amended in the last 30 years and its influence on the development of international arbitration in Singapore since. Finally, we look at the future of the IAA and whether any further reform is needed or contemplated to further cement Singapore’s position as one of the key arbitral seats worldwide.
*This event is an in-person event.
Venue: AAA-ICDR Asia Case Management Centre
Join the American Arbitration Association and its international division, the International Centre for Dispute Resolution, for a thought-provoking event where experts will debate the transformative concepts proposed in the AAA-ICDR’s draft mediation guidelines. This dynamic session will feature four pivotal motions that challenge traditional practices and explore the future of mediation.
The motions under discussion include:
This event promises a riveting exchange of perspectives, providing attendees with a comprehensive understanding of these innovative concepts and their implications for the future of dispute resolution. Don't miss the opportunity to witness firsthand the dynamic debate that will shape the evolving landscape of mediation.
*This event is a hybrid event.
Venue: Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP
The Russian Arbitration Center is hosting a panel discussion to explore the intricacies of arbitrators appointment process, featuring insights of experts from the arbitration community. The speakers will address current challenges in arbitrator appointments and share effective strategies to navigate them. The discussion will be followed by a networking cocktail.
For any inquiries, please contact the Russian Arbitration Center at event@centerarbitr.ru.
*This event is an in-person event.