Premium article - 01 May 2009
In late February, the SCC and Vinge put on two events in mainland China. Hans Bagner (partner) of Vinge reports
Premium article - 01 May 2009
This year's big Central European arbitration event dealt with crime, mandatory law, best practice, user expectations, and sea elephants, as Katarina Hruskovicova (associate) of Schönherr Rechtsanwälte GmbH reports
Premium article - 01 February 2009
Miami Beach was the setting for the first-ever event entirely about proceedings that bridge China and Latin America. By Adolfo Jimenez, partner of Holland & Knight LLP
Premium article - 01 February 2009
Speakers at the Triple Colloquium looked at how international arbitration must adapt to ensure another 25 successful years. By Ariel White of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
Premium article - 01 February 2009
The Swiss Rules are now five years old. The ASA's Geneva group recently reviewed their track record, and asked what the future holds. By Sam Moss of Lalive
Premium article - 01 February 2009
European lawyers and investment arbitration specialists broke ground on a key debate in December: the interrelation of their different fields. By Markus Burgstaller (Lovells, London)
Premium article - 01 February 2009
A recent ICDR Y&I event offered constructive advice, and plain speaking, on the issue of information exchange in the e-discovery era. By Kalani Hawks of Fulbright & Jaworski
Premium article - 01 February 2009
Organisers of the FDI moot took authenticity to new levels with the first edition. By Timothy Nelson of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP (New York)
Premium article - 01 February 2009
The German round table on investment arbitration held its fourth edition late last year. Markus Perkams, of Clifford Chance, reports
Premium article - 01 December 2007
First arbitral appointments can seem elusive. Alison Ross reports on a session at the Fall Forum of the American Bar Association’s international section, where panellists reflected on ways to ensure they arrive