What will the seminar cover? Whilst the introduction of expedited arbitration procedures by institutions aimed to reduce the delay and expense associated with arbitral proceedings, it is not always easy to strike the right balance between procedural efficiency and due process when applying these rules. The panel will discuss their…
The International Law Association, Queensland Chapter is pleased to welcome DLA Piper, presenting at Level Twenty Seven Chambers. What will the seminar cover? As the world inches closer to key climate deadlines of 2030 and 2050, countries likely to be severely impacted by the adverse effects of climate change have…
Australia Arbitration Week 2024: Global trends and developments in international arbitration # FULLY BOOKED #
15-10-24 @ 5:00 pm / Roger Traves KC, James Penrose, Tim Elliss — Arbitration, International
Discussion In this session, presenters will examine some of the most significant recent trends and developments in international arbitration in Australia and internationally and explain their relevance to practitioners. Attendees will leave the session with valuable perspectives on how these trends and developments are likely to shape the way international…
Privilege in International Arbitration: Procedure and Pitfalls
25-11-21 @ 12:30 pm / Nicholas Andreatidis KC, Angus O'Brien — Arbitration, International
What will the seminar cover? The principles governing the availability and bounds of legal professional privilege in the context of international arbitral proceedings are in a considerable state of uncertainty. Is privilege able to be claimed? If so, what law governs those claims? How do Tribunals resolve those issues? And…
ACICA Australian Arbitration Week Webinar – Functus Officio in arbitration
22-10-21 @ 8:00 am / Shane Doyle KC, Sarah Spottiswood — Arbitration, International
What will the seminar cover? This session forms part of the Australian Arbitration Week 2021 program hosted by ACICA. It will explore the situations where an arbitrator might be said to have performed its office so as to be (wholly or as to particular aspects of the referred dispute) functus…
