This annual conference seeks to create a highly interactive environment and lively debate among arbitrators, legal practitioners, in-house counsel and academics who wish to learn more about developments in international dispute resolution.

28 September marks the 13th ICC New York Conference on International Arbitration. A “must attend” for arbitration professionals who want to keep up to date on the latest arbitration developments in North America. This conference will offer not only a line-up of top-class speakers, topical discussions and relevant news, but also an excellent opportunity to network.

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Legal Plus & Wolters Kluwer are now on the 8th Year of their globally renowned Forums and Summits on International Arbitration, Competition Law/Antitrust, Regulatory and Compliance Series. Local and International professionals spend a day together in an excellent networking forum filled with real business opportunities to give key information and advice to help the delegates in their workplace, and build long-lasting connections.

We are proud to announce our Mr Andrew Aglionby will be chairing this Summit.

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An invitation-only event organised by Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale, Dorr LLP, ICDR Y&I and YAWP, this is a panel discussion with leading arbitration advocates discussing the art of advocacy and persuasion in international arbitration.

We are delighted to announce our Ms Juliet Blanch will be speaking at this event.

This year marks the 60th Anniversary of the New York Convention. Join this event to review one of thew world's most successful international treaties, reviewing its application over the past 60 years as well as revisiting its latest development in the 21st century.

We are proud to announce our Mr Robert Pé will be speaking at the event, sharing his views and experience in applying the New York Convention.

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A two-day symposium following the long established LCIA tradition of open forum discussion, based on topics in the field of international commercial arbitration and ADR, submitted by delegates in advance of the event.

The event is scheduled to be held from 14 to 16 September 2018. 

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The 2nd Annual GAR Live Damages will be held this year in London on 13 September. Two sessions are scheduled in the programme:

• Session One: High tech solutions: Approaches on new technologies to help quantification of damages - ​New technology is revolutionising the legal world, with the world of arbitration quickly following suit. When it comes to damages, surely new technologies could also provide invaluable aid?
• Session Two: The GAR Live Question Time - What is still going wrong when it comes to quantifying damages? - Arbitrators are not mathematicians – but should they be? The assessment and quantification of damages continue to be thorny issues when it comes to international arbitration and, despite the paramount importance of damages, concerns still arise.  What still goes wrong and how can these issues be rectified? Moreover, can they be rectified solely by arbitrators, or is expert assistance required?

We are proud to announce our Ms Juliet Blanch will be speaking on the panel in Session Two.

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This ICC UK conference will explore the benefits and challenges of driving greater diversity and collaboration in arbitration. The programme includes:

• Opening keynote speech: Greater Cross-Institutional Co-Operation? For and Against
• Panel 1: Diversity in arbitral procedure or a more standardised approach?
• Panel 2: The impact of geographical/regional diversity in the arbitral process
• ICC Update: Belt & Road Initiative
• Panel 3: Debate: a diverse tribunal does it better?
• Panel 4: Is a co-ordinated approach to ethics required?

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The Swedish Arbitration Days is a two-day conference arranged biannually by the SAA. The conference is arranged in Stockholm in September and brings together the views of leading international arbitration practitioners, world renowned arbitrators, scholars and other experts.

The Swedish Arbitration Days have been arranged five times on the following topics:

• Public Policy in International Arbitration (2008)
• Damages and Other Relief in International Arbitration (2010)
• The Challenge of Taking Evidence in International Arbitration (2012)
• Experts in International Arbitration (2014)
• Contractual Issues in International Arbitration (2016)

The event is scheduled to be held from 6 to 7 September 2018.

We are delighted to announce our Ms Juliet Blanch will be speaking at this event.

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