Our friends at Harvard International Arbitration Law Students Association (HIALSA) have just published the inaugural HIALSA Arbitration Review, featuring some of the best entries from the HILJ-HIALSA collaboration on international arbitration alongside practice tips and profiles from some of the industry’s leading lawyers. Take a look!
📢 Exciting Announcement! 📢 The Harvard International Arbitration Law Students Association (HIALSA) is proud to present the HIALSA Arbitration Review (HAR) – the first arbitration-focused publication edited by Harvard Law School students! This groundbreaking publication features: Interviews with globally renowned arbitrators Franco Ferrari and Alfredo Bullard. Practitioner's Guides providing insightful practical tips and advice from seasoned arbitration practitioners prepared by Noiana Marigo, Santiago Gatica 盛地哥, Elizabeth Chan (陳曉彤), Courtney Lotfi, Isabel Lightbody, Elizabeth Silbert, Samaa Haridi, Jessica Beess und Chrostin, Emma Nguyen, Julio Rivera Ríos, Sebastian Briceno, Jorge Asali Harfuch, Luis Asali Harfuch, Santiago Escobar Magaña, and Tom Villalón. The winning academic commentaries, handpicked from over 50 submissions, of our year-long collaboration with the Harvard International Law Journal written by Ariq Hatibie, José Ramón Villarreal, Csongor István Nagy, and Batuhan Betin. We invite you to explore our inaugural issue and join us in celebrating this milestone for HIALSA and Harvard Law School! Stay tuned for more updates, and thank you for your continued support! HAR Editorial Team: Roberto Cuchí Olabuenaga, Ana Isabel Cobo Ordóñez, Casey Wang, Lloyd Lyall, Vishwajeet Deshmukh, Haoyu Rao, and Rui Wang HIALSA Executive Board: Hafsa Ahmad, K. Berkay Arslan, Rininta Ayunina, Carolina Carla Catanzano, Roberto Cuchí Olabuenaga, Carlos Enrique Guerrero Alarcón, Sara Lucía Dangón-Novoa, Julia Jelenska, Jaebok Lee, Haoyu Rao, Ana Sofía Sapiña and Bastien Tirel. Editorial Design: Maria Elena Basualdo Nahle #HIALSA #HarvardLawSchool #HLS #Law #Arbitration #LegalStudies #InternationalArbitration