The ASEAN legal environment is a complex one, with a mix of different legal systems, languages and cultures. In such an environment, dispute-resolution clauses take on an increased importance. Parties have to carefully consider how to select the most advantageous jurisdiction to maximise procedural control, cost efficiency, and enforcement and prevent unwanted surprises in the
The event LCIA Breakfast Seminar Recalibrating Arbitration: Reforming the UK and Singapore Acts is organised by London Court of International Arbitration on 27 August 2025.
This event is co-organised by the ICC Singapore Arbitration Group and ICC Dispute Resolution Services, and is held as part of the Singapore Convention Week 2025. The list of speakers will be released in due course.
This practical session will explore how legal traditions, procedural nuances, and enforceability considerations shape effective and strategic requests for relief in international arbitration.
The event Plugging the Gap: Ethics in International Arbitration is organised by Singapore International Arbitration Centre on 28 August 2025.
Join us for this panel discussion from the perspectives of an expert, practitioner and arbitrator, sharing practical tips on how to effectively handle expert evidence in arbitrations.
The event Appetites and Challenges for International Commercial Arbitration in A New and Multipolar World Order is organised by Singapore International Arbitration Centre on 28 August 2025.
Join us for an engaging ICC YAAF x ICC Australia event featuring a fireside chat with ICC Secretary General John Denton AO, who will reflect on his distinguished career in law and international business and commerce, and share leadership insights as the current Secretary General of ICC. The fireside chat will be followed by a
This event will take place ahead of the main programme of Copenhagen Arbitration Day and is hosted with the support of the Danish Institute of Arbitration.
This seminar will provide insight into dispute resolution, and the impact of the SCC Rules both internationally and within Romania. Sweden and the SCC have been a trusted choice for dispute resolution for eastern European companies since the late 70’s. Romanian companies have since long turned to the SCC with their disputes. Now, the SCC
We are organizing an AW SpeedNet as part of Copenhagen Arbitration Day on 5 September 2025. The SpeedNet will take place following a panel on diversity organized by the Danish Arbitration Institute. Nata and I will be there to give an introduction to ArbitralWomen ahead of the SpeedNet. For now, the organizers (ICC Denmark and