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The scale, diverse range and complexity of maritime arbitrations coupled with an increase in arbitral systems means that it is essential to have the right knowledge and skills to navigate this field. Learn from experienced practitioners in international maritime arbitration through Ciarb’s popular Virtual Diploma. 📍Starts: 3 April 2024. 🔗 Book by 20 March: https://lnkd.in/e25YwwAC Quentin Bargate MCIArb says, “The Diploma was incredibly useful due to its breadth, scope and the quality of its tutors. My view is that you should never stop learning, and always challenge yourself and this course helped fulfil both objectives. The knowledge gained is already proving invaluable in developing my burgeoning career as a maritime arbitrator”. Upon successfully completing the course and all corresponding assessments, you can apply to become a Ciarb Fellow (FCIArb). #Ciarb #maritime #internationalarbitration #arbitration
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#ArbitrationAgreements and the Law of Contract. Recently I listened (belatedly) to John Fellas' 2023 #SIAC lecture, Rethinking the Theoretical Framework of Arbitration. In summary (sorry if this is too reductive), he challenged the idea that an arbitration agreement is just the same as any other contract, with reference to two factors. First, the doctrine of separability distinguishes arbitration agreements from other contracts where all clauses stand or fall together according to the validity of the contract itself; and second, judicial policy in favour of arbitration will often mean that arbitration agreements are not subject to usual contractual principles of interpretation as to meaning and scope. There are (John said) good policy reasons for putting a "thumb on the scale" in order to uphold the choice of arbitration, he didn't criticise; but nevertheless we should recognise that these factors distinguish arbitration agreements from other contracts. The place of arbitration agreements within the law of contract is debated in other ways. Can arbitration agreements be undone by doctrines of impossibility, frustration or force majeure? Can they be defeated by rules of mistake or misrepresentation, or set aside for duress, unconscionability or inequality of bargaining power? What are the consequences of breach, repudiatory or otherwise? And so on. Leading textbooks address these issues but not from Fellas' particular perspective – that is, whether these doctrines apply to arbitration agreements the same as for any other contract, or whether there are differences (for good policy reasons or not) in the treatment of arbitration agreements under laws of contract. I would be interested to know of any thorough, detailed national and comparative international law analysis on this subject (well, it may help with insomnia if nothing else ...). https://lnkd.in/gFUiHTzY
SIAC Academy Annual Lecture | 6 December 2023
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Already signed up for our CAS or ArbP program? This is your chance to benefit from our early bird discount. 𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐥𝐥 𝟏𝟐 𝐝𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐥𝐞𝐟𝐭, do not miss this opportunity to take part in these programs. Sign up today! #lastcall #earlybird #discount #arbitration #internationalarbitration #education #practical #interactive #virtual #training #swissarbitrationacademy #switzerland
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Did you know it's free to become a Ciarb Canada and CIArb Young Members Group (YMG) Student member. If you have an interest in arbitration or dispute resolution and are currently studying at a university or at a higher education institution. It is a great way to take your first step into the world of dispute resolution and explore your career options. If you liked to know more follow the link below or please don't hesitate to reach out! #ciarb #ymg #student #aspiringarbitrators #disputeresolution
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WEEKLY BRAIN TEASER- THE BVI CHALLENGER This week we’re back with our weekly puzzle! Hint....These are legal terms, and none of the terms are in English, by the way! So if you took up Latin in school or come from a French-speaking community, you might have a chance. Happy solving! #bviiac #bviaw24 Words DOWN: 1. A case in which evidence presented by one party will be sufficient for that party to prevail if not contradicted by rebutting evidence. 2. Latin for a document formally requesting the production of documents or other records at a hearing. 3. A method of examining an expert witness (or a juror) as to his or her qualifications for testifying. ACROSS: 4. An arbitrator’s daily rate for hearings. 5. The principle that prior arbitration decisions should serve as a guide or precedent and control the determination of the arbitrator’s decision in the case at hand. 6. A kind of communication where one party is contacted with an arbitrator that involves a discussion of the substance or merits of a case.
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And John takes to the floor at the YRES/No18 Chambers TLATA “how to “ seminar starting with a brief overview, the important cases, trusts and procedure
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Are you currently studying at a university or at a higher-education institution? If so, and if you can provide evidence to confirm the same, you are eligible to join the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) as a Student Member. How do I benefit? Student members receive: ✅ Discounted access to the CIArb's 'Online Introduction to ADR' course and assessment, successful completion of which leads to eligibility to join as an Associate member. ✅ Access to resources including monthly newsletter eSolver, quarterly online magazine Resolver, the CIArb's journal 'Arbitration', and articles on the CIArb's website. ✅ Opportunities to attend global and local events and network with members around the world. How do I join? Apply via the link (you will need to create an account): https://lnkd.in/ecDGZC_E. How long can I benefit? Student membership is available for a maximum of three years, following which you will either be invited to join the CIArb as a professional member, if eligible, or, if you are still a student, to re-apply for Student membership. Are you a Student Member of the CIArb who is keen to build your network and connect with fellow members on Linked? Let us know in the comments. cc. CIArb Young Members Group (YMG) #ADR #arbitration #Ciarb #YMG
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