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On September 3, the AIJA - International Association of Young Lawyers, kicks off in #Madrid, bringing together young legal professionals from around the world. The congress, themed “Thinking Globally: The Role of International Lawyers in a World Searching for Answers’ is set against a backdrop of generation-defining global events, including COVID-19, geopolitical tensions, and technological disruptions. These events have strained international alliances, disrupted trade, and raised questions about environmental sustainability and global security. Eduardo De La Pena, AIJA #President 2023/2024 and partner at Shutts & Bowen, will deliver the opening address, emphasizing the role of young lawyers in navigating these challenges. The congress will cover topics such as the impact of AI on the legal profession, cross-border transactions, international arbitration, and corporate governance in the globalized world. To see the full program >> https://lnkd.in/dRJQ3KHS Read the full article >> https://lnkd.in/dx9j32gf

On September 3, the AIJA - International Association of Young Lawyers, kicks off in #Madrid, bringing together young legal professionals from around the world. The congress, themed “Thinking Globally: The Role of International Lawyers in a World Searching for Answers’ is set against a backdrop of generation-defining global events, including COVID-19, geopolitical tensions, and technological disruptions. These events have strained international alliances, disrupted trade, and raised questions about environmental sustainability and global security. Eduardo De La Pena, AIJA #President 2023/2024 and partner at Shutts & Bowen, will deliver the opening address, emphasizing the role of young lawyers in navigating these challenges. The congress will cover topics such as the impact of AI on the legal profession, cross-border transactions, international arbitration, and corporate governance in the globalized world. To see the full program >> https://lnkd.in/dRJQ3KHS Read the full article >> https://lnkd.in/dx9j32gf

👉 Register now for the upcoming IBA APAG Event: Exploring the use of IBA Rules and Guidelines in Asia and the rise of artificial intelligence in international arbitration, 22 February 2024, Maxwell Chambers Singapore: https://lnkd.in/g5J4V9YR ✔ Topics include: - A review and discussion of the revised 2020 IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration and its use in Asia - A review and discussion of the IBA Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest, together with its proposed amendments, and its use in Asia - A review and discussion of the IBA Guidelines on Party Representation and its use in Asia - The use of artificial intelligence in international arbitration - advantages and complications for clients, lawyers and arbitrators 📑 For detailed information, please download the latest conference programme here: https://lnkd.in/g5J4V9YR #arbitration #disputes #asiapacific #younglawyers #lawfirm  

This week Commercial Dispute Resolution (CDR) published the first in its Quarterly Focus series, with a week-long look at dispute resolution in the Asia-Pacific region. Editor Andrew Mizner considered Asia's global importance: https://lnkd.in/eHFFvzgQ Robert Li revealed the rise of arbitration funding in China, but a less certain future on the litigation front: https://lnkd.in/eykn4iBU Further south, Natasha Doris explained how 'bluewashing' is the new ESG litigation trend in Australia: https://lnkd.in/ecYwhdqV Rob Harkavy explored the pros and cons of India's lack of AI legislation: https://lnkd.in/eZWYDRj8 And finally, Andrew Mizner analysed Hong Kong's place in the arbitration market following years of Covid and geopolitical tension: https://lnkd.in/ekcK78Kh For more on related topics, see CDR's annual Essential Intelligence guide to the Belt & Road Initiative: https://lnkd.in/eFRsnzAR CDR will continue to cover these and other Asian dispute resolution topics at: www.cdr-news.com.

📜⚖️ Delve into the cornerstone of international arbitration with AI Law's latest blog, "Preserving Global Arbitration: Unpacking the Significance of the New York Convention." 🌍⚖️ Explore the pivotal role of the New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards, unraveling its historical context, legal framework, and enduring impact on international dispute resolution. 📖🔍 Whether you're a legal practitioner, an arbitrator, or simply intrigued by the complexities of transnational law, this blog provides invaluable insights into the art and significance of the New York Convention in fostering global arbitration practices. 📚🧐 Don't miss this informative read! #NewYorkConvention #InternationalArbitration #AI LawInsights https://wix.to/3J3Qyzm #newblogpost

ICCA 2024 Hong Kong, held from 5-8 May 2024, was an exceptional gathering that brought together prominent figures in the field of international arbitration. The ICCA Congress has long been celebrated for fostering insightful discussions and offering fresh perspectives on matters related to international arbitration. Ms Winnie Tam SC, Head of Des Voeux Chambers, was invited to join Panel 15: International Arbitration: An AI Endeavour on Day 4 (8 May). This thought-provoking panel, moderated by Michael Mcilwrath and featuring renowned experts such as Christopher Bogart, Emily Hay, Rahim Moloo, and Maxim Osadchiy, explored the gradual integration of artificial intelligence into the administration of justice, and how it may shape the future of arbitration. The panel delved into topics such as the impact of AI on advocacy and decision-making, access and transparency, and the evolving skill sets required of participants. The speakers also examined the implications of these developments on the legitimacy of international arbitration. A strong delegation formed by members of Des Voeux Chambers attended this influential international arbitration event, further solidifying their commitment to staying at the forefront of the field. Adrian Lai JP Anson Wong, S.C. CW Ling Charles Sussux SC, Catrina Lam Cherry Qili Xu Clara Wong Frances Lok Jason Yu Jeani Wang Jenkin Suen SC John Hui Johnny Ma SC Jonathan YH Chan Joshua Y. Martin Lau Sabrina Ho William Wong, S.C. Winnie Tam SC Jeffrey Elkinson Zixin Jiang #DVC #DesVoeuxChambers #ICCA2024 #ICCA2024HongKong #international #arbitration #conference #AI #advocacy #decisionmaking

What trends will affect international arbitration in 2024? Our new annual report examines issues from AI to ESG, the energy transition, geopolitical instability, court judgments and more. Read now: https://okt.to/HmQXI1 #InternationalArbitration #arbitration

What are the key trends that will shape the international arbitration landscape in the year ahead? Find out in our 2024 Top Trends report where we share our predictions based on our global experience. We hope these first-hand insights will help you plan your disputes strategies in 2024 and beyond. We would be glad to discuss the challenges and opportunities emerging from these developments and how they may affect your business. #internationalarbitration #investmentarbitration #disputeresolution Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer

Every year, our team of arbitration specialists identify the #toptrends we expect to shape the #internationalarbitration landscape over the coming year and beyond. In 2024, one of the the trends that Vasuda Sinha, Stuti Gadodia and I discuss is a new era for international arbitration in #India. India is a priority for foreign investors, and as India continues to grow, we are likely to see more disputes. We conclude that some recent court decisions offer reason for cautious optimism regarding India’s arbitration ecosystem. Yet, as the landscape continues to evolve, investors should plan strategically in respect of the dispute resolution avenues applicable to new investments. Read our India-specific trend here: https://lnkd.in/d7hk9c_j Read our other top trends here: https://lnkd.in/dfCmDy8b #freshfields #toptrends #internationalarbitration #india

Our global network of international arbitration specialists has published its much-anticipated report on the key trends likely to affect the field of international arbitration over the next 12 months. From ESG to sanctions to artificial intelligence, the report provides valuable guidance for anybody likely to be involved in cross-border arbitration in the near-term future. #internationalarbitration #disputeresolution #arbitration