Arbitration Chambers and KCAB INTERNATIONAL are delighted to invite you to their inaugural joint event, titled: “Managing Complex Arbitrations: the Arbitrator’s Perspective.” The event will be held on Tuesday, 29 October 2019, 16.30-18.30.

Join our panel of cross-jurisdictional experts as we discuss strategies for managing complex arbitrations and key issues in project disputes from the perspective of the arbitral tribunal.

The members of the panel are:

• Prof. Hi-Taek Shin
• Mr. Andrew Aglionby
• Mr. Gavin Denton
• Mr. Mark Lloyd-Williams
• Mr. Niels Schiersing
• Ms. Sue Hyun Lim

To register, please click here.

GAR Live Hong Kong returns for its ninth edition this year, bringing together top practitioners from Hong Kong and across Asia for the full-day event. Including GAR Live favourites like the year in review and the yum cha chat, our panels will be looking at the most significant developments, rulings and new tools in the region. From practical advice for dealing with witnesses, to guidance surrounding crackdowns in financial crime enforcement, this conference will be addressing what issues are at the forefront of the field – and sitting on the desks of practitioners - today. This extends to a projection forwards: what do the next generation in IA care about, and how will this shape the practice for the future?

We are proud to announce our Ms Juliet Blanch will be co-chairing the event.

For more information, please visit here.

Nimble institutions race to stay ahead of the field with ever more comprehensive procedural regimes. Has the balance now tipped? Do we have too much of a good thing? How does this impact on the future development of arbitral practice and procedure? Is there an optimum position? Panellists at this HFW event will engage with this provocative topic, explore the issues and consider potential remedies.

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

For more information, please visit here.

Please join us for a lively panel debate on whether Parties or Tribunals should be responsible for appointing experts in arbitrations. Read more on the subject from our recent Hong Kong debate here.

Four leading experts and lawyers (see panelists below) will put forward their arguments, and be challenged by our moderator, before taking questions from the audience. We will then enjoy drinks and canapés in BRG's office and rooftop terrace.

Thursday 17th October 
5:30pm: Coffee & Registration
6:00pm: Debate & Discussion
7:15pm: Drinks & Canapés

BRG
8th Floor
8 Salisbury Square
EC4Y 8AP

Panelists

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CDR’s Autumn Arbitration Symposium, now in its sixth successive year, comes as the field of arbitration continues to evolve, it will focus on current and future trends, and the most pressing challenges, that practices face as we approach the end of 2019.

We are proud to announce our Ms Juliet Blanch will be charing the session "Fireside Chat: Ask the Arbitrators: cyber-security - threats, trends and best practices." 

For more information, please visit here.