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Monday 23 March 2026
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
PAW Kick-Off and Keynote Speech
PAW Board
#Other
ONLINE
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Nouveaux défis de l’arbitrage en Afrique : Projets miniers, énergétiques et infrastructures
African Academy of International Law practice
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #Africa
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
10th ICC European Conference
ICC International Court of Arbitration
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Colloque - L'arbitrage international dans un monde en fragmentation
Francarbi
#Commercial arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Managing Risk, Strategy, and the Future: Construction Arbitration with a Transatlantic Lens
Jones Day
#Construction #Americas
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
When the ink dries: managing and resolving M&A disputes
Oxera Consulting LLP
#Business & Finance #Commercial arbitration #Africa #Americas #Asia #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe #Oceania #Space #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Preventing Disputes Before They Arise: Strategic Tools in Investment and Commercial Arbitration
Nyenrode University
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Asia #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Winning the Room: The Neuroscience of Effective Advocacy and Leadership
ARBalance
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
New Frontiers in Delay and Disruption Analysis
A&O Shearman
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #Africa #Asia #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
The Future of Arbitration in a Disrupted World: Technology, Sustainability and Power Shift
Haaart Foundation
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Négocier en Cours d'Arbitrage – Opportunités, stratégies et sécurisation
Meltem Avocats
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Intra-Africa Investments: Managing Risk and Resolving Disputes
Reed Smith - AfricArb
#Investment arbitration #Public International Law #Africa
HYBRID
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
‘Contracts as Investment’ – disputes that fall between commercial and treaty arbitrations
FTI Consulting
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Consent, Waiver and Enforcement: Redrawing the Boundaries of State Immunity in the UK, France and the US
Teynier Pic - Pierson Ferdinand LLP
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Investment arbitration #Americas #Europe
HYBRID
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Tariff Wars, Geopolitical Disruption, and Commercial Arbitration: Navigating Contractual and Procedural Challenges
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #Americas #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Damages under Information Asymmetry
Secretariat
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Business & Finance #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
De‑escalating disputes in mega projects: the French touch
Ankura
#Construction #Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
The Green Minerals Race & Strategic Resource Nationalism
Gide
#Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Arbitrating New Climate Finance Instruments
Université Paris Cité
#Business & Finance #Commercial arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Technological immaturity in construction projects: anticipation of the risk, contract management and legal uncertainty
Institut du Contract Management/Contract Management Institute
#Construction #Technology
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Arbitrating the AI Infrastructure Boom: Contracts, Risk Allocation, and Forum Strategy
Silicon Valley Arbitration & Mediation Center
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Technology #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Injunctions, Interruptions & Emergencies: Arbitration’s Power Plays
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP - MCIA
#Commercial arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
PAW Sport Arbitration Event
PAW Board
#Other
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Actualité du droit français de l'arbitrage - Discussion autour du projet de décret / Developments in French arbitration law: a discussion of the draft decree
Pellerin – De Maria – Guerre
#Commercial arbitration #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Construction projects and arbitrations in Africa: are lenders’ expectations realistic?
Trinity International
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #Africa
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Invisible Assets, Visible Stakes: IP in Arbitration
Oxera Consulting LLP
#IP #Technology #Africa #Americas #Asia #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe #Oceania #Space #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
La résolution des litiges impliquant des start‑ups
ACE – Avocats, ensemble
#Other #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
The Art and Science of Settlement
Davis Dispute Advisory
#Other
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
ISDS: Status Quo, Reform or Reinvention?
Laborde Law
#Investment arbitration #Public International Law #Europe #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Protecting Korean Businesses Abroad: Resolving Disputes through Arbitration 
Talex International - KCAB INTERNATIONAL
#Other
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Recent developments and practical guidance regarding annulment proceedings in France
DLA Piper France LLP
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Doping and Match Fixing in Tennis & Beyond
Derains & Gharavi
#Arbitration related domestic litigation
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
FIDIC contracts, national laws, and international arbitration
De Gaulle Fleurance
#Commercial arbitration #Construction
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Investment Law in a VUCA World: the implications of high politics, state relations and national security for foreign direct investment
Westerberg & Partners
#Investment arbitration #Public International Law #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
The Art of the Deal… and the Dispute: International Arbitration in Latin America
Compass Lexecon
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Americas #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Managing Nuclear Project Disputes with Sang-Froid (Sans Meltdown…)
39 Essex Chambers - A&O Shearman
#Construction
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Projets de construction : retards concomitants, face à l’incertitude jurisprudentielle (CMAP/Diales)
Diales
#Construction #Africa #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Modernización de las leyes de arbitraje: balance y perspectivas de las reformas recientes en América Latina y Francia
Club Español e Iberoamericano del Arbitraje (CEIA)
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Americas #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Making the OIC investment agreement work: the case for reform
Shahid Law Firm
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
Kroll's PAW Pre-Opening Cocktail Party [sold out]
Kroll
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
L'exécution forcée des sentences arbitrales échappe-t-elle à la volonté des parties ?
African Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolution
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Mon. 23 Mar. 2026
PAW Opening Gala
PAW Board
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tuesday 24 March 2026
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
EU Law and Arbitration - What's Next?
Bredin Prat
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
When Code Becomes Evidence: Proving and Testing AI and Tech Claims in Arbitration
Bird & Bird AARPI
#Technology #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
New-Generation BITs: Reform, Rebrand, or Reset? Insights from Key Stakeholders
Wordstone Dispute Resolution AARPI - Paris Investment Arbitration Group - Young EFILA
#Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Cross-Border Disputes: Where Construction Meets Arbitration
JS Held
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS OF THE INVESTORS: Exploring the Intersection between Public International Law and Investment Arbitration
European Branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
#Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Insurance and enforceability of dispute resolution clauses
Arias France
#Commercial arbitration #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Un défendeur averti en vaut deux - Anticiper les stratégies d'exécution à l'international
Jones Day
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Conservatism in Energy and Mining Disputes: Prudence or Distortion?
Ankura
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Compliance & International Arbitration: What In-House Counsel Really Need to Know
Addleshaw Goddard
#Other #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Arbitrating Power and Ore: Investment Disputes in Africa’s Energy and Mining Sectors
Compass Lexecon
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Africa #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Sanctions and counteractions: the new arbitration battlefield
Clyde & Co
#Arbitration related domestic litigation
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Du bon usage de la médiation et de l’arbitrage en propriété intellectuelle, aujourd’hui et demain
Tribunal Judiciaire de Paris
#IP
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
DAABs, Mediation and Other Pre-Arbitration Steps in Construction Disputes: Gateway to Resolution or Just Prolonging the Inevitable?
Hughes Hubbard & Reed
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Split Claims: Navigating Overlapping Disputes in Commercial and Treaty Arbitration
Signature Litigation
#Commercial arbitration
IN PERSON
Media available
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Fast & Furious Q&A: Mastering the Art of Cross-Examination
Freshfields LLP
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
GLAS FORUM's Official Launch & Rethinking Dispute Resolution for a Changing Planet
Global Arbitration & Sustainability Forum – Glas Forum
#Commercial arbitration #Other #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Contract Termination: Untangling Quantum in Construction Arbitration
FTI Consulting
#Construction
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Remission Proceedings in Arbitration: A Comparative Approach
August Debouzy - Rajah & Tann
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
When the Model Breaks: Stress-Testing Damages Claims in Volatile and Sanctioned Markets
HKA Global Ltd
#Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Provisional Measures: the lethal weapon?
De Gaulle Fleurance
#Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Untouchable Assets? International Organisations, Enforcement of Arbitral Awards and Sanctions
Liedekerke
#Investment arbitration #Public International Law
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Life Sciences Arbitration: No Side Effects, Just Solutions
Baker McKenzie
#Pharmaceutical #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Law, Facts & Figures: A 360° Approach to Pre-Arbitration Decision Making
Accuracy
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
Media available
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Strengthening Dispute Strategy Through Contract Expertise, Data Science and AI
LUPA Technology
#Construction #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
One step forward two steps back: Are recent policies undermining India’s bid to be a global arbitration hub?
Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co.
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Asia
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Rebuilding the Atom: Construction Disputes and Sovereign Risk in Nuclear Projects
Pinsent Masons
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Construction
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Caucasus and Central Asia Arbitration Series
Georgian International Arbitration Centre - Eversheds Sutherland
#Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #Public International Law
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Anchoring ESG in Arbitration: Reflections on the Past,Present and Promise of Africa
Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration
#Commercial arbitration #Other #Africa
ONLINE
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Is Civil Law Still Running the Show in MENA Arbitration?
Medici
#Commercial arbitration #Other
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Arbitration in a “No Rules” Geopolitical Era
Control Risks
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Strengthening State Capacity in Investor-State Arbitration: Training, Rapid Support, and Global Reform Initiatives
African Legal Support Facility
#Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #Africa
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Queen Mary University of London (LLM in Paris and CIDR London) Drinks
Queen Mary University of London
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Arbitration involving States and State-owned entities – commercial and investment treaty perspectives
Fladgate LLP
#Arbitration related domestic litigation
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Three issues in comparative contract law
Delos Dispute Resolution
#Commercial arbitration #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Cryptocurrency and stablecoin dynamics in France, the US, and beyond – what arbitration practitioners need to know
Forensic Risk Alliance
#Business & Finance #Technology #Africa #Americas #Asia #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe #Oceania #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
The Strategic Role of In-House Counsel in Construction Dispute Resolution
Diales
#Construction #Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Investment treaty awards in the English courts – recent developments
Essex Court Chambers
#Investment arbitration #Other
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
When the Lights Stay On: Resolving Energy & Data Center Disputes
JS Held
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Construction and Infrastructure Disputes Across Eastern Europe and Central Asia: Emerging Trends
Nash Arbitrazh
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
South Korea 360: Insights from Asia’s Fast-Growing Arbitration Market
KCAB INTERNATIONAL
#Commercial arbitration #Asia
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
The fracture of the rules-based international order and international arbitration
Stephens Chu Dispute Resolution
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Contracts Before Claims: Managing Risk and Disputes in Construction Projects in the Gulf
Obeid & Partners
#Construction #Asia
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Follow the Money: Capital Shifts, Risk Repricing, and the Next Wave of International Disputes
Salas Law Group
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Women's Networking Event: Private Viewing of the Veil-Picard Collection at Christie’s Paris
Osborne Partners
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Le droit de l'arbitrage en mouvement / Arbitration law in motion
Paris Place d’Arbitrage
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
The PAW In-House Counsel Event - Avoiding arbitration: practical off-ramps and risk-hedging tools
PAW Board
#Other
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
AI, Trade & Arbitration: The EU-Mercosur Agreement, What’s Next?
Câmara Portuguesa de Comércio no Brasil - Center for Arbitration and Mediation of the Chamber of Commerce Brazil-Canada (CAM-CCBC)
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Americas #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Tobacco & Beyond: Case Law and Perspectives
Derains & Gharavi
#Arbitration related domestic litigation
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Investment Fund Disputes: Why Arbitration is the way forward ?
Luxembourg Arbitration Association
#Commercial arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Les personnes publiques dans l'arbitrage : aspects d'arbitrage commercial et d'arbitrage d'investissement
Université Paris Nanterre
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Inestabilidad política y económica en LATAM: impactos en el arbitraje internacional
Latin American Arbitration Practitioners (LATAP) EU
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Americas
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
To annul, or not to annul, that is the question.
European Chinese Arbitrators Association - Association Franco-Chinoise pour le Droit Économique
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Investment arbitration #Asia #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
The Evolving Landscape of ISDS and the Possible Interactions of Chinese Arbitration with International Investment Arbitration
Shanghai International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (Shanghai International Arbitration Center)
#Business & Finance #Commercial arbitration #Asia #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Innovation on Trial: Intellectual Property and International Arbitration
August Debouzy
#Commercial arbitration #IP #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Exclusive Presentation – PwC 2025 International Arbitration Study: What Truly Persuades on Quantum.
PwC France
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #Africa #Americas #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Fraus omnia corrumpit… Really? Paris courts and the enforcement of awards facing corruption allegations
Navacelle
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Sunset above Paris: An Evening of Networking and Conversation
Frontier Economics
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
The European Energy Crisis and The Future of Gas/LNG Disputes
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP
#Commercial arbitration #Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
When Pollution Becomes a Dispute : The Rising Wave of PFAS-Related Claims
VingtRue
#Commercial arbitration #Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
When the Ground Shakes: Mining Disputes in an Era of Political Upheaval and Commodity Supercycles
NERA - White & Case LLP
#Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Speed Networking with In-House Counsel: Preventing Disputes, One Conversation at a Time
CPR Institute (International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution)
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Rebuilding Investment Protection: ISDS and Syria in a Post-Sanctions Era
Georgetown University Club of France
#Other
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
L’arbitrage réinventé : tout changer pour que rien ne change ?
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
HYBRID
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Law Rocks! Paris 2026 at Paris Arbitration Week
Law Rocks Inc.
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Enforcement strategies and immunities enjoyed by States, State-owned enterprises and sovereign wealth funds: a practical perspective
Latham & Watkins
#Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
In-house Counsel's Roundtable Dinner: Anticipating Tomorrow's Disputes Today
Hogan Lovells
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
PAW 10th Anniversary: The Paris Bar Exclusive Evening - Paris est une Fête
Ordre des avocats de Paris
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
HHR Cocktail Reception
Hughes Hubbard & Reed
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Cocktail de lancement Francarbi 40
Francarbi40
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Tue. 24 Mar. 2026
Finexsi Private Visit to the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain
Finexsi
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wednesday 25 March 2026
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
ACICA Early Morning Walk with the Aussies
Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA)
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Valuing Pharmaceutical Innovation in Arbitration
Bird & Bird AARPI
#Pharmaceutical #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Accuracy Guided Visit to Notre-Dame Cathedral
Accuracy
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Saudi Arabia: The Arbitration Landscape, Dispute Resolution & Enforcement (followed by networking lunch) - Co-Hosted by AFFAKI
Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration (SCCA)
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Asia
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Evolving Practices in Construction Arbitration: Comparative Insights from Africa, the Middle East and Eastern Europe
SOAS, University of London
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #Africa #CEE/CIS/Russia #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Ukraine in focus: investments into post-war reconstruction, contracts and disputes
K&L Gates - Ukrainian Arbitration Association (UAA)
#Commercial arbitration #Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe
HYBRID
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Détermination du quantum : science exacte ou art de l'estimation?
Gide
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Infrastructure Beyond Borders: Financing and Litigating Global Projects
Hogan Lovells
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
The Unusual Suspects – Arbitral Institutions : Fortresses or Guest Houses ? (Part 2)
AFA - CEPANI, The Belgian Centre for Arbitration and Mediation - Netherlands Arbitration Institute (NAI) - VIAC – Vienna International Arbitral Centre
#Other #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Megawatts, Mega-challenges, Mega-disputes? Managing contract risk and disputes in the data centre boom.
Turner & Townsend
#Construction #Technology #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Power and International Law: What Role for International Arbitration?
FOLEY HOAG
#Investment arbitration #Public International Law
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Morning shakeout run with Arbitration Runners and Trinity International
Trinity International
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Hunting Fast-Moving Targets: provisional measures and attachment strategies
Westerberg & Partners
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
LCIA Tylney in Town Symposium in Paris
The London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA)
#Commercial arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Arbitraje en materia de construcción: ineficiencias, costos y demoras en el proyecto. Ejemplos de la región latinoamericana
Taveras Partners International
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Americas #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Turning awards into assets: Global tactics for enforcement success
Signature Litigation
#Other
IN PERSON
Media available
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Dialogue entre le juge et l’arbitre - Dialogue between Judges and Arbitrators
Paris Court of Appeal / Cour d’appel de Paris
#Other #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Leaving money on the table: Recovering hidden financial losses in construction disputes
HKA Global Ltd
#Construction #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
European Investments in Brazil: Bracing for Regulatory Shocks in Energy, Concessions, and Tax.
Ciarb Brazil Branch
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #Americas #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
“Did Someone Really Say That?” A Light Hearted Exploration of Arbitration Perceptions
Baker McKenzie
#Other #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Need for speed : Nothing else matters ? Urgency, Emergency Arbitrators, Expedited Procedures, and Effective Justice
ADVANT ALTANA/BEITEN/NCTM
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #Europe
HYBRID
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Avoid the pitfalls which render the arbitration award vulnerable to challenge
Essex Court Chambers
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Other #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
The new dimensions of neutrality and efficiency in arbitration in the current geopolitical environment
Dyakin, Gortsunyan and Partners
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #CEE/CIS/Russia
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Lone Rangers Event - meet solo arbitration practitioners from around the world at PAW
Feigher Dispute Resolution
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
France vs Switzerland: How much judicial control of arbitral jurisdiction after the award?
Swiss Arbitration Association
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
The In-House Reality of Arbitration (What we Don’t Say on Panels)
ArbitralWomen - Pinsent Masons
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Turbulence Ahead (For Sure): Political Tensions Reshaping International Arbitration
Three Crowns LLP
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
East meets West: Contemporary Trends in International Arbitration.
Vanguard International Dispute Resolution
#Commercial arbitration #Other #Asia #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
“High Energy: Investment and Commercial Disputes in the Energy Sector in These Tumultuous Times”
VIAC – Vienna International Arbitral Centre
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Surprise, surprise – new claims, fresh evidence, late interventions (and how to deal with them)
Loyens & Loeff
#Commercial arbitration #Europe #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Navigating Complex Infrastructure Disputes: Concrete Questions, Straight Answers
Fieldfisher
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #Europe #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Paris Meets Rome: Lex Arbitri and the Fate of Arbitral Awards
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Expediting an Arbitration: What It Means and How It Works in Practice
Arbitration Association of Central and Eastern Europe – ArbCEE - ICC Serbia
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
AI in Arbitral Awards: Enhancing Enforceability
Trialview Limited
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Identifying the Bottom Line: a round-table exchange on what the Aviation industry needs from ADR
The Hague Court of Arbitration for Aviation
#Commercial arbitration #Transportation #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Le Québec comme siège de l’arbitrage et lieu d'exécution
Savoie Arbitration
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #Americas
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
A Multi-Jurisdictional Analysis of Challenges to Arbitration Awards | A Practical Playbook for In-House Teams
Reed Smith
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
State Measures & Investor Rights in a Changing Geopolitical Landscape: Lessons, Limits and Future Pathways.
Vanguard International Dispute Resolution
#Investment arbitration #Public International Law #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Monetizing the Award: The Emergence of Secondary Markets and ‘Award Flip’ Strategies
Organisation of Islamic Cooperation Arbitration Centre
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Business & Finance #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Sanctions, Arbitration and Cross-Border Enforcement: Complex Intersections in Practice
Winston & Strawn LLP
#Commercial arbitration #Public International Law
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
What you don't know CAN hurt you: Uncovering Corruption, Dissipation, and Fraud
Black Cube
#Business & Finance #Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Latin-American Arbitration Practice in a Challenging Context
Sciences Po Law School
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Americas
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
From Investment to Enforcement in the CIS Region: Trends, Tensions, and the California Connection
California Arbitration, Inc. (“CalArb”)
#Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #Investment arbitration #CEE/CIS/Russia
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Africa under construction: Efficient dispute resolution for delivering tomorrow’s infrastructure
SCL France - Africa Construction Law
#Construction #Africa
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
New Trends in International Construction Arbitration
Istanbul Arbitration Centre (ISTAC)
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Technology & AI in Arbitration: practical insights into what works, what doesn't and where humans matter
Orrick
#Commercial arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
The impact of the ICJ Climate Opinion on investment treaty obligations
IFILA
#Investment arbitration #Public International Law
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Gas and LNG disputes: Recent Developments in the Gazprom Export and Venture Global arbitrations
Maalouf Arbitration
#Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #Americas #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
"Loyauté de la preuve" and fairness in the taking of evidence in international arbitration: a comparative perspective
Club de l’arbitrage
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
DEI and Technology - how AI and other developments will help or hinder progressive initiatives
Open Arbitration
#Other
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
In-house counsel ask the questions: infrastructure arbitration worldwide
K&L Gates
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #Africa #Americas #Asia #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe #Oceania #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
The art of construction and infrastructure disputes: a blueprint for a better arbitration
CMS
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #Africa #Americas #Asia #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe #Oceania
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Conversations over Cocktails – Key Aspects and Challenges of ADR in the Construction and Energy Sectors
MASIN
#Construction #Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Modernising Arbitration in EMEA: What Today’s Reforms Mean for Tomorrow’s Disputes?
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
#Business & Finance #Commercial arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Disputes in Africa’s Extractive Industries: Smart Mechanisms Beyond Arbitration
African Academy of Legal Theory
#Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #Africa
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Young Arbitration Associations event - When Courts Step In: Comparative Judicial Powers in Support of Arbitration
CFA40 - ASAb40 (ASAbelow40) - CAIP-40 - Club Español e Iberoamericano del Arbitraje (CEIA-40) - DIS40 - International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR) Young and International (Y&I) - NAI40 - PVYAP - VYAP IL - Young Austrian Arbitration Practitioners (YAAP) - Young Canadian Arbitration Practioners (YCAP) - Young ICSID - Young ISTAC
#Arbitration related domestic litigation
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Delivering Projects in Latin America: Risk Allocation, Disputes and Practical Lessons Learned
Mayer Brown
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #Americas
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Where Will Energy Disputes Arise Next? An Industry Perspective
Eversheds Sutherland
#Commercial arbitration #Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Beyond the Passport: Is Nationality a Reliable Proxy for Neutrality?
Rajah & Tann
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Africa #Americas #Asia #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe #Oceania #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Dispute Adjudication Boards – An Unnecessary Prelude to Arbitration or the Final Act?
unyer
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Arbitrator Appointments: The Decisions Behind the Decision
Linklaters
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Asia #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Arbitration Quo Vadis - A conversation with Joan Donoghue, former President of the International Court of Justice
Freshfields LLP
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Compensation for damage in disputes and arbitrations relating to infrastructure projects
APCEF
#Commercial arbitration #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Resolving Post-M&A Disputes: Arbitration, Expert Determination, and Hybrid Mechanisms Compared
Alvarez & Marsal Disputes and Investigations LLP
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Business & Finance #Commercial arbitration #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
In-House Counsel's Playbook: Disputes and Compliance as a Shield in Times of Global Uncertainty
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
White & Case Paris Centenary Debate - Arbitrators have lost their backbone, assuming they ever had one.
White & Case LLP
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
The Fundamentals of Sports Arbitration: Moroccan/MENA Perspectives
Association Franco-Marocaine des Avocats d’Affaires – AFMAA - IBA Arb40 Subcommittee
#Other #Africa
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
When Africa Meets Arbitration in Paris - Cocktail Reception
Squire Patton Boggs - Ifriqya Arbitration Forum
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
From Global to Regional: How Geopolitics, Sanctions, and EU Regulation Are Rewriting International Arbitration
Willkie Farr & Gallagher - E L W I
#Commercial arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Sovereigns Strike Back: War Stories from the front lines of high-stakes arbitration
Gibson Dunn
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
ICJ's Climate Opinion and International Arbitration
Savoie Arbitration
#Public International Law
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
PAW Young Arbitration Cruise 2026
PAW Board - CFA40 - ICC Young Arbitration and ADR Forum (ICC YAAF) - PVYAP
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Evening Cocktail Reception
Clifford Chance Europe LLP - Burford Capital - DLA Piper France LLP - King & Spalding - Orrick
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
PAW Drinks Reception at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, hosted by Delta Consulting Group, M&Co Legal, Osborne Partners, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas
Osborne Partners - M&CO Legal - Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co.
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Dinner gathering practitioners with roots and interest in the Arab World
FOLEY HOAG
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
The PAW Italian Dinner
ArbIt - AIA-Associazione Italiana Arbitrato
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Wed. 25 Mar. 2026
Quelle place pour l'arbitrage dans le domaine des entreprises et des droits humains?/ International arbitration: remedy for victims in business and human rights disputes
Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thursday 26 March 2026
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Arbitraje y Estado: ¿Siguen los Estados creyendo en el arbitraje?
Chambre Arbitrale Internationale de Paris
#Commercial arbitration #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Jus Mundi AI for Justice Symposium
Jus Mundi
#Commercial arbitration #Technology #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Conférence AFA – Moroccan Arbitration Club
AFA
#Commercial arbitration #Africa #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Les principes généraux ou directeurs du droit français de l’arbitrage
Cour de cassation
#Other #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
The arbitration agreement: where do we (ex)stand?
Le 16 Law
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Ashurst Breakfast Networking: EMEA practitioners meet Asian practitioners
ASHURST LLP
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
L'arbitrage, un outil dans la guerre économique ?
ESSEC Business School
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Arbitration Costs and Efficiency: What Shapes Clients’ Preferences Today
unyer
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Europe #World
ONLINE
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Piercing and Protecting the Sovereign Veil: The State of Play
Gibson Dunn - Burford Capital
#Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
GAR Live: Construction Disputes
Global Arbitration Review
#Construction #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
The Billion-Dollar Questions: Unresolved Quantum Issues in International Arbitration
BRG
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
The role of inter-State arbitration in resolving complex disputes. Discussion around the Landmark PCA Cases Between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan Arbitration Association
#Public International Law
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Catch Me If You Can: The Proliferation of Anti-Suit Injunctions in Volatile Times
Linklaters
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #Americas #Asia #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Trace, Freeze and Collect – When the Forum Isn’t Your Friend: Enforcement across Eastern Europe and Asia
Fieldfisher
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Europe #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Geopolitical Ambitions in Space - A New Source of Disputes?
Space Arbitration Association
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Space #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
HardTalk: Honest Answers About Current Arbitration Trends and Topics
Latham & Watkins
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Arbitration in Europe – from Dusk till Dawn
Russian Arbitration Association (RAA)
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
"Taming the Beast" – In-House Counsel's call for readjustment of Document Production
ASHURST LLP
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
LLM AWARDS Assas Arbitration Symposium 2026: Construction Disputes and Third Party Funding
Paris-Panthéon-Assas University
#Commercial arbitration #Construction #Africa #Americas #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Potential Professional Liability in the Context of International Arbitration
Dentons
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
International Arbitration 2030 : Adapting to Risk, Regulation and Reality
DAC Beachcroft
#Technology #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
L'exécution des sentences arbitrales rendues sous l’égide de la CCJA (en lien avec l’AUPRSVE)
Centre d’arbitrage de la CCJA – OHADA
#Commercial arbitration #Africa
HYBRID
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Processualisation de l'arbitrage et contractualisation du contentieux judiciaire, quelles perspectives?
CMAP
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
ADR and the EU–Mercosur Agreement: A Transatlantic Approach
Audit Duprey Fekl
#Commercial arbitration #Other #Americas #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Beyond the Arbitral Tribunal, Leveraging French Courts in Support of Arbitration: Practical Toolkit
Teynier Pic
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #Europe
HYBRID
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
The Costs Burden of International Arbitration on African States
The African Society for International Law
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Africa #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Individual Rights versus Geopolitical Sanctions: The Fridman Legacy and a USD 16Billion Investment Claim
Kilches Legal
#Investment arbitration #Public International Law #Asia #Europe #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Social and environmental issues in mining arbitration
Young Romanian Arbitration Practitioners (YRAP) - Young ITA
#Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
AI In Arbitration: Strategic Weapon, Silent Influencer, Emerging Duty? The next generation's take on arbitration's invisible counsel
Shahid Law Firm
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #Africa #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Campaign for Greener Arbitrations Sustainability Walk Through Paris
The Campaign for Greener Arbitrations
#Other
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
PAW Games
PAW Board
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Risky Business: Navigating Energy Contract and Investment Disputes in an Era of Uncertainty (Climate, Policy, Regulation, Pricing, and Value)
BRG
#Construction #Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Concession Contracts in Times of Energy Transition: Arbitrating Complex Disputes in a Fragmented Regulatory Landscape
Brazilian Arbitration Committee (Comitê Brasileiro de Arbitragem – CBAr)
#Commercial arbitration #Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #Americas #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
DIS@PAW 2026: A Good Cure? Arbitrating Life Science Disputes – German and International Perspectives
German Arbitration Institute (DIS), Deutsche Institution für Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit e. V.
#Commercial arbitration #Pharmaceutical #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Arbitration in the Defense Industry : the European perspective
Cercle des Avocats du Secteur Défense
#Commercial arbitration #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Jus Mundi Institutions Symposium: The Asia-Middle East Arbitration Corridor
Jus Mundi
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Asia
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
La responsabilidad del Estado con respecto a los contratos de sus entidades: perspectivas europeas y latinoamericanas
Taveras Partners International
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Americas #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Beat the Clock: Essential Skills for Rising Arbitrators in Expedited Proceedings
Rising Arbitrators Initiative
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Avocates et arbitres face aux mêmes défis ? Femmes & Droit
Femmes et Droit
#Other
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Level Playing Field? FIFA’s NDRCs and the Legitimacy of Sports Arbitration
Women in Sports Law Association (WISLaw) - Gaillard Banifatemi Shelbaya Disputes
#Other #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Paris, for me formidable!
Comité Français de l’Arbitrage
#Business & Finance #Commercial arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
A brief history of arbitration across six continents / Histoire schématique de l’origine de l’arbitrage sur les six continents
Société de Législation Comparée
#Other #Africa #Americas #Asia #Europe #Oceania
HYBRID
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
YIAG Keynote and Champagne
LCIA YIAG
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
The fight against bias and noise, which unconsciously cloud the counsel and arbitrators' judgment.
Navacelle
#Other #World
HYBRID
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
At the intersection of law and art: the European premiere of Soft Law Almanac Vol. 3 (2025/26)
Soft Law
#Commercial arbitration #Other #CEE/CIS/Russia #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Arbitrating Joint Venture Disputes in Italy, Brazil, and Canada: Perspectives on Corporate and Contractual Claims
ICC Italia – National Committee of International Chamber of Commerce
#Commercial arbitration #Other #Americas #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Quiz, drinks and canapes with Equal Representation for Expert Witnesses, in partnership with Arbitral Women and Equal Representation for Arbitrators
Equal Representation for Expert Witnesses (ERE) Pledge
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Arbitration in the Resolution of Disputes Arising from LNG Contracts
Energy Disputes Arbitration Center
#Commercial arbitration #Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Do Arab arbitrations still require western validation?
ArabArb
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Africa #Asia #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Navigating arbitration in a world of sanctions and other political measures, lessons from the energy industry and consequences of the war in the Middle East
Brattle Group
#Commercial arbitration #Energy & Natural Ressources & Mining
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
UNIDROIT-ICC Draft Instrument on International Investment Contracts
ICC International Court of Arbitration - UNIDROIT
#Investment arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Finexsi Private Visit to the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain
Finexsi
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
GAR Awards 2026
Global Arbitration Review
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
The appointment of arbitrators unveiled: a comparison of party and CAM criteria
Milan Chamber of Arbitration
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Africa Arbitration Cocktail
Asafo & Co.
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
The Shadow War: State-Sponsored Threats, Sanctions, and the Disputes They Create
Forward Global
#Business & Finance #Public International Law #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Is Arbitration Fashionable - An Exclusive Evening with Clyde & Co at the Palais Galliera
Clyde & Co
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
Wine and cheese
Medici
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Thu. 26 Mar. 2026
GAR Awards After Party - sponsored by Gaillard Banifatemi Shelbaya Disputes
Global Arbitration Review - Gaillard Banifatemi Shelbaya Disputes
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Friday 27 March 2026
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
Kroll's Breakfast Networking for Arbitration Practitioners in Africa and the Middle East [sold out]
Kroll
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
Enforcement : Cross-Perspectives on lifting the corporate veil in France, the US and the UK
Pierson Ferdinand LLP - Le 16 Law
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Americas #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
Enforcement of arbitral awards against sovereigns: isn’t there room for more cooperation and coordination among creditors?
Archipel
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
Arbitration along the Belt and Road: An East-West Dialogue on Comparative Insights and Future Synergies
China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission
#Commercial arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
9th Lusophones Arbitration Meeting - Digital Assets, Real Disputes: Arbitration at the Edge of Crypto (in Portuguese)
Clube dos Arbitralistas Lusófonos
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
L'approche opérationnelle des fondamentaux du droit international privé appliqués à la conduite de l’arbitrage
Université Paris-Saclay - Aix Marseille University - Arbitration Academy - Paris-Panthéon-Assas University - Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne - Université Paris Nanterre - Université Paris-Est Créteil
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
How to address the challenges of arbitration involving crypto-assets ?
ICC FRANCE
#Technology #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
Signed, Sealed, Refused: The Enforcement Battlefield
Ukrainian Bar Association
#Arbitration related domestic litigation #Commercial arbitration #CEE/CIS/Russia #Europe #World
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
The Usual Suspects Conference (2nd Edition)
Asafo & Co.
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
Architects of Arbitration: Round Table Discussion with Arbitral Institutions
Baku Arbitration Centre
#Commercial arbitration
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
International Arbitration in North Africa: An Insider’s Perspective
Egypt Very Young Arbitration Practitioners - DZ VYAP – Algeria Very Young Arbitration Practitioners - Morocco Very Young Arbitration Practitionners (Morocco VYAP)
#Commercial arbitration #Investment arbitration #Africa
HYBRID
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
When Awards meet Sanctions: Recognition and Enforcement under Pressure
Bonifassi Avocats
#Arbitration related domestic litigation
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
Off the Record: Real Practice Stories from Key Moments in Arbitration
PT-VYAP - Dominican Very Young Arbitration Practitioners (DOVYAP) - India Very Young Arbitration Practitioners Group - Malaysia Very Young Arbitration Practitioners - SG VYAP (Singapore Very Young Arbitration Practitioners)
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
The PAW Sustainability Event
PAW Board
#Other
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
Corporate Governance & Mandatory Arbitration: The U.S. Opens the Door - Will Europe Follow?
Audit Duprey Fekl
#Business & Finance #Commercial arbitration #Americas #Europe
IN PERSON
CLOSED
Fri. 27 Mar. 2026
PAW Closing Cocktail
PAW Board
IN PERSON
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        L’Afrique s’élève aujourd’hui comme le cœur stratégique de la transition énergétique mondiale. Ses réserves de cobalt, lithium, manganèse et autres minerais critiques ne sont plus de simples ressources : elles incarnent la puissance, la souveraineté et l’avenir de l’économie verte. Dans ce contexte, l’arbitrage international et les instruments juridiques deviennent des leviers de confiance, de gouvernance et de compétitivité, transformant le continent en un acteur central de l’investissement et de la régulation globale. La montée en puissance de la Lex Africana Arbitralis, hybride et inclusive, reflète cette mutation : elle combine souveraineté normative, intégration technologique et respect des traditions conciliatoires africaines, tout en offrant aux investisseurs et aux États une sécurité juridique moderne et crédible.\r\n
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        Colloque - L'arbitrage international dans un monde en fragmentation\r\n
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        Accueil : 10h00\r\n
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        Session 2 : 12h00\r\n
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        Session 1- Arbitrage international : expansion ou déclin ?\r\n
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        Session 2- Arbitrage international et interculturalité \r\n
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        Interviendront le professeur Hadi Slim, Eliana Tornese, Diamana Diawara et Ismail Selim. La session sera modérée par le professeur Hadi Slim.\r\n
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        As global construction projects grow in scale and complexity, risk allocation and dispute resolution are evolving rapidly on both sides of the Atlantic.  Jones Day’s international construction arbitration team invites you to a substantive discussion of current and emerging trends in the U.S. and European markets.  Drawing on the perspective of clients, arbitrators, experts, as well as U.S.- and Paris-based counsel, the panel will offer comparative approach to pre-dispute and arbitration considerations.  Anticipated topics include:\r\n
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      +post_date: "2026-03-20 08:58:46"
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        This conference examines innovative and regional approaches to preventing investor-state and commercial disputes before they escalate, bringing together leading scholars and practitioners to explore strategic tools ranging from commercial mediation and dispute avoidance protocols to the Singapore Convention and mandatory mediation mechanisms across diverse legal traditions in Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Central Asia. The discussion will also cover the challenges and opportunities associated with these tools, contributing to a deeper understanding of dispute prevention mechanisms and proposing ways to enhance their effectiveness and broader global adoption.\r\n
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        Programme:\r\n
        \r\n
        23 March 2026 | 10:30 to 12:30 | White&amp;Case 19 Pl. Vendôme 75001 Paris  \r\n
        \r\n
        Welcome remarks: Ms. Nataliia Tuzheliak (Associate, White&amp;Case)\r\n
        \r\n
        Introduction: Dr. Yulia Levashova (Associate Professor, Nyenrode University)\r\n
        \r\n
        Panel I – Innovative Approaches to Dispute Prevention in Investment and Commercial Arbitration\r\n
        \r\n
        Moderator: Dr. Yulia Levashova (Associate Professor, Nyenrode University) \r\n
        \r\n
        1.\tThe Binding Nature of Mediation Clauses and the Role of Multi-Tier ADR Mechanisms in Dispute Prevention\r\n
        Mr. Marc Krestin (Partner, Fieldfisher)\r\n
        \r\n
        2.\tAwakening Mediation: A Sleeping Beauty in Investment Disputes\r\n
        Ms. Agata Zwolankiewicz (Associate, Addleshaw Goddard / Researcher, KU Leuven)\r\n
        \r\n
        3.\tKeeping Construction Projects on Track: The Present and Future of Dispute Adjudication Boards \r\n
        Ms. Nataliia Tuzheliak (Associate, White&amp;Case)  \r\n
        \r\n
        4.\tThe Strategic Use of Counterclaims as a Dispute Prevention Mechanism \r\n
        Prof. Kamalia Mehtiyeva (Professor of Law at the University of Paris-Est Créteil (France), Arbitrator and Counsel)\r\n
        \r\n
        5.\tDispute Prevention Mechanism at ICC\r\n
        Dr. Hélène van Lith (Secretary to the ICC Commission on Arbitration &amp; ADR, ICC Dispute Resolution Services and Associate Professor, University Paris Dauphine) \r\n
        \r\n
        Coffee Break \r\n
        \r\n
        Panel II – Regional Perspectives on Dispute Prevention in Investment and Commercial Arbitration\r\n
        \r\n
        Moderator: Ms. Anna Guillard Sazhko (Independent Counsel and Arbitrator, Turkic Arbitration Association)\r\n
        \r\n
        1.\tPrevention and Settlement of Disputes in Private and Public Sectors in Latin America \r\n
        Mr. Eric Franco (Partner, Legal Delta)\r\n
        \r\n
        2.\tDispute Prevention in AIFC Court and IAC\r\n
        Mr. Christopher Campbell-Holt (Registrar and Chief Executive of the AIFC Court and IAC, AIFC Court and IAC)\r\n
        \r\n
        3.\tDispute Prevention Mechanisms in Central Asia: Institutional Innovations and Regional Practices\r\n
        Dr. Saltanat Imanova (American University of Central Asia)\r\n
        \r\n
        4.\tBuilding an Effective Framework for Preventing and Resolving Disputes: The Experience of Uzbekistan \r\n
        Ms. Diana Bayzakova (Director, Tashkent International Arbitration Centre)\r\n
         \r\n
        Concluding Remarks and Reflections\r\n
        Ms. Laure Jacquier (Director of ICC Netherlands) \r\n
         \r\n
        Networking
        """
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        'Winning the Room: The Neuroscience of Effective Advocacy and Leadership' invites arbitration practitioners to look behind technique and into the biology of persuasion. \r\n
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        In hearings and negotiations, our nervous system state - fight/flight, shutdown, or social engagement - shapes how we think, listen, speak, and lead. Drawing on neuroscience, we will explore why clarity, credibility, and presence are not purely intellectual skills, but physiological states, and how breath and nervous system cues can shift the quality of advocacy in the room. \r\n
        \r\n
        We will also explore how practitioners can learn to “read the room” by recognizing nervous system states in others - tribunals, witnesses, clients, and co-counsel - giving you the opportunity to respond in a way that lands effectively.\r\n
        \r\n
        Hosted by Laborde Law and presented by ARBalance, this session is delivered as part of the ADR Wellbeing Toolbox, a joint initiative between ARBalance, Racial Equality for Arbitration Lawyers (R.E.A.L.) and the Vienna International Arbitral Centre (VIAC).\r\n
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        Ema Potočnik will introduce the topic, following which Yulia Polyakina will share the secrets of the neuroscience behind effective advocacy alongside Kabir Duggal, and Amanda Lee, who will explore how the science can be applied practically to support effective advocacy, leadership, and sustainable career longevity. \r\n
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        Admission at 10:30 am, with the event to start at 11 am, followed by lunch.\r\n
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        A networking lunch will be provided following the session.
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        Technological developments, including AI, are reshaping how delay and disruption claims are formed and analysed. This panel explores what these innovations mean for traditional and emerging methodologies—and what evidentiary challenges lie ahead.\r\n
        \r\n
        We are delighted to host this event with our speakers:\r\n
        \r\n
        - Daniel Garton, Partner, A&amp;O Shearman\r\n
        - Charles Bouttier, Acting Head of Disputes at ADNOC\r\n
        - Véronique Buehrlen KC, Keating Chambers\r\n
        - Hervé de Trogoff, Partner at Accuracy\r\n
        - Alexander Voigt, Director &amp; CSO at Construction Dynamics Solutions\r\n
        \r\n
        The panel will be moderated by Sandrina Antohi and Louise Bouvery (A&amp;O Shearman).
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        Currently, international arbitration stands at a crossroads. The continuous development of technology with virtual hearings, AI assistance in case management, and blockchain-based tools is reshaping the law and arbitral proceedings. It is evident that, apart from their innovation efficiency, they also raise concerns regarding transparency, due process, data protection, and the distribution of control about digital infrastructures.\r\n
        On the other hand, sustainability is no longer peripheral. ESG clauses, climate‑related disputes, and the "greener arbitrations" movement are transforming both the subject‑matter of disputes and procedural expectations.\r\n
        Both situations take place within a world that is said to experience the broader shift of power with the rise of actors from the Global South and renewed scrutiny of legitimacy, diversity, and inclusiveness in arbitral decision-making.\r\n
        In the dynamic world of such situations, arbitrators are increasingly called upon to balance investor protection with states' regulatory space for environmental objectives in view of technology development, with the assurance that arbitration can operate as a credible forum for the resolution of disputes in a disrupted world. This special event shall, in particular, aim to apprise that International Arbitration's future legitimacy will be determined by how it meets the interlocking challenges of technological development, sustainability, and changing power\r\n
        dynamics.\r\n
        After the discussions of the round table, the HAAART International Court of Arbitration (HICA) will be introduced.. HICA offers a neutral, technologically enabled, and non-adversarial forum capable of addressing complex sovereign disputes. Its emphasis on mediation and conciliation over rigid adjudication enables outcomes that are politically acceptable, economically viable, and environmentally sustainable—an essential requirement in today’s interconnected world.\r\n
        Following the event, we will have a cocktail and our distinguished participants will join us for the launch of HICA.
        """
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      +post_date: "2026-03-19 18:00:54"
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        L'arbitrage présente des atouts structurels bien établis : célérité relative, expertise des décideurs, confidentialité des débats, et caractère définitif de la sentence. C'est précisément ce dernier attribut, l'absence de voie d'appel au fond, qui conduit les parties à y recourir et qui confère à la procédure sa singularité.\r\n
         \r\n
        Cette finalité de principe ne saurait toutefois occulter les aléas qui peuvent survenir en aval de la sentence. Recours en annulation, difficultés d'exequatur, procédures d'exécution forcée dans des juridictions multiples : autant de voies par lesquelles un litige que l'on croyait tranché peut se prolonger durablement, au point de compromettre les bénéfices escomptés de la procédure arbitrale.\r\n
         \r\n
        À cela s'ajoute la question du coût économique réel de l'arbitrage. Honoraires des arbitres, frais institutionnels, coûts de conseil, mobilisation des équipes sur des durées parfois longues : la charge est substantielle pour l'ensemble des parties. Et la pratique révèle une réalité que l'on énonce rarement avec franchise : à l'issue de la procédure, la notion même de "partie gagnante" peut s'avérer relative, tant les ressources engagées de part et d'autre ont pu éroder la valeur économique du gain obtenu.\r\n
         \r\n
        Enfin, et peut-être surtout, la sentence arbitrale tranche le litige sans nécessairement le résoudre. En désignant un gagnant et un perdant, elle clôt le différend juridique mais reste muette sur ce qui l'a précédé : une relation commerciale, parfois de long terme, dont les parties pourraient avoir intérêt à préserver ou à reconstruire les fondements.\r\n
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        C'est dans cette perspective que la négociation en cours d'arbitrage mérite d'être envisagée non comme un retrait stratégique, mais comme une démarche à part entière. Le cadre arbitral, par la pression procédurale qu'il génère et la clarification des positions qu'il impose, crée des conditions souvent propices à l'émergence d'un accord. Cette négociation peut prendre des formes variées : négociation directe entre les parties, recours à la médiation, ou articulation des deux procédures dans des configurations hybrides de type med-arb. Chacune de ces voies poursuit le même objectif : parvenir à un accord sur mesure, juridiquement sécurisé, qui constitue la véritable fin du litige.\r\n
         \r\n
        Encore faut-il savoir reconnaître l'opportunité de négocier, choisir les modalités adaptées à la situation, identifier le bon moment pour engager ces démarches, et sécuriser juridiquement l'accord obtenu. C'est précisément ce que cette conférence se propose d'examiner, en réunissant des praticiens aux perspectives complémentaires : arbitre, magistrat, conseil et institution.
        """
      +post_title: "Négocier en Cours d'Arbitrage – Opportunités, stratégies et sécurisation"
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      +post_date: "2026-03-10 21:01:47"
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        **** This event is now at full capacity for in-person attendance. Please check back on this page regularly, as in-person places may become available if attendees cancel.  Kindly do not email to request an in-person place, as we are fully booked.\r\n
        \r\n
        If you are no longer able to attend in person, please update your registration as soon as possible to allow someone on the waiting list to take your place.\r\n
        \r\n
        Please check your confirmation email carefully to confirm whether you have been allocated an in-person or online ticket. \r\n
        \r\n
        If you have been issued an online place, we will not be able to accommodate in-person attendance on the day of the event. Thank you.****\r\n
        \r\n
        \r\n
        \r\n
        As intra-African investment continues to grow, driven by regional integration, AfCFTA implementation and the rise of African investors, new legal and dispute-related challenges are emerging.\r\n
        \r\n
        Transactions increasingly involve African investors operating across diverse regulatory, political and economic environments, raising questions of risk allocation, investor protection and effective dispute resolution. This conference will explore the legal frameworks governing intra-Africa investments, with a particular focus on risk management and dispute resolution mechanisms. \r\n
        \r\n
        Drawing on practical experience, speakers will discuss how contracts, domestic laws, regional instruments and arbitration can be used to anticipate, manage and resolve disputes arising from intra-African investment activities.\r\n
        \r\n
        The discussion will address whether existing arbitration tools are fit for purpose in this evolving context, how disputes involving African investors and African States are being handled in practice, and what trends may shape the future of intra-Africa investment disputes.\r\n
        \r\n
        The event is intended for arbitration practitioners, in-house counsel, investors, policymakers and academics with an interest in Africa-focused investments and dispute resolution.\r\n
        \r\n
        This event will be presented in both English and French. Please note that no interpretation or translation will be provided.
        """
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        As the requirements for damages quantification may vary very significantly between a commercial claim and a treaty claim, the qualification of the breach is key but, in some situations, ambiguous.\r\n
        Come and discuss with us the complexity that those ‘contracts as investment’ claims pose from a legal perspective, as well as the concrete effects that this can have on quantum.
        """
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      +post_content: "This conference examines the latest developments in state immunity across the UK, France, and the US, focusing on consent, waivers, and enforcement. The speakers will analyze recent case law that is reshaping the boundaries of sovereign immunity and explore its practical implications for enforcement."
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        The panel will address the impact of escalating tariffs and geopolitical tensions on commercial arbitration involving the application of EU, US, and UK law, from the perspective of both external and in-house counsel. The session will explore divergent approaches to force majeure claims, hardship doctrines, contract adaptation mechanisms, allocation of unexpected costs, and procedural challenges in cross-border disputes during times of economic and political uncertainty.\r\n
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        **********\r\n
        Moderator: \r\n
        - Laurie Achtouk-Spivak, Partner, Cleary Gottlieb\r\n
        \r\n
        Speakers:\r\n
        - Kate Siebke, Litigation counsel, Baker Hughes\r\n
        - Kate Bylinski, Senior Project Counsel, TotalEnergies\r\n
        - Peter Rosher, Independent Arbitrator, Rosher Arbitration\r\n
        - Paul Kleist, Partner, Cleary Gottlieb\r\n
        - Christopher Moore, Partner, Cleary Gottlieb\r\n
        - Jean-Yves Garaud, Partner, Cleary Gottlieb\r\n
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        **********\r\n
        \r\n
        12:30 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.\r\n
        Please join us for a welcome lunch.\r\n
        \r\n
        **********\r\n
        Please note that seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Whilst registration secures your place at the event, it does not guarantee a seat in the auditorium. Should the room reach capacity, guests will be warmly welcomed into our secondary conference room, where the session will be broadcast live.\r\n
        We encourage you to arrive early to avoid any inconvenience and to make the most of the experience.
        """
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        Access to reliable financial and operational data is central to any valuation exercise. In arbitration, however, key information may be incomplete, fragmented, or controlled by the opposing party, despite the claimant bearing the burden of proof.\r\n
        \r\n
        Our panel will explore how such asymmetries influence the quantification of damages — and how tribunals and practitioners navigate evidentiary gaps while preserving analytical rigor and procedural fairness.
        """
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      +ID: 41393
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      +post_date: "2026-03-19 15:59:37"
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        When disputes arise in mega projects—as they inevitably do—the arbitration process can either become a costly battleground or a structured pathway toward practical resolution. \r\n
        \r\n
        In this session, we explore how French project culture, governance models, and negotiation practices offer distinctive tools for de escalating conflicts even after arbitration has begun.\r\n
        \r\n
        This event brings together leading voices from across the construction and arbitration landscape. The esteemed panel will feature counsel, expert, and contract managers from client-side (ITER and Grand Paris) and contractor-side (Equans).\r\n
        \r\n
        Keynote speakers will share experience and latest trends from some of the world’s most demanding infrastructure programmes. \r\n
        \r\n
        After this a lively, engaging and interactive debate led by your questions will follow. Please submit your questions in advance to elise.salerno@ankura.com
        """
      +post_title: "De‑escalating disputes in mega projects: the French touch"
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    17 => WP_Post {#4420
      +ID: 41002
      +post_author: "633"
      +post_date: "2026-03-20 10:00:35"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-20 10:00:35"
      +post_content: """
        The global surge in demand for critical minerals—lithium, cobalt, nickel, graphite, and rare earths—is reshaping the mining landscape and driving states to tighten export rules, revise mining codes, and mandate local processing as part of energy-transition strategies. \r\n
        These measures aim to capture more value domestically but introduce regulatory uncertainty, fiscal changes, and resource-nationalism risks that increasingly intersect with investment protections under international treaties.\r\n
        \r\n
        At the same time, ESG imperatives are transforming contractual dynamics across the supply chain. Offtake agreements and strategic partnerships now embed sustainability-linked obligations, audit rights, and even termination clauses tied to ESG performance, creating new layers of exposure for operators and buyers. \r\n
        \r\n
        This session will explore how these dual pressures—resource nationalism and ESG compliance—are generating complex disputes and what practical strategies companies can adopt to manage regulatory risk, contractual challenges, and arbitral outcomes in the green-mineral era.
        """
      +post_title: "The Green Minerals Race &amp; Strategic Resource Nationalism"
      +post_excerpt: ""
      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
      +post_password: ""
      +post_name: "gide-2026-41002"
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      +pinged: ""
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    18 => WP_Post {#4421
      +ID: 41015
      +post_author: "15242"
      +post_date: "2026-03-23 05:26:46"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-23 05:26:46"
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        The development of voluntary carbon credit markets, originating from international climate initiatives such as the Kyoto Protocol, has introduced complex transnational commercial relationships involving states, private companies, and standard-setting bodies. These markets operate across borders and rely on contracts that lack a fully articulated legal framework, creating legal uncertainty regarding the creation, transfer, and verification of carbon credits. As a result, disputes are increasingly likely, including allegations of greenwashing, misrepresentation, contractual non-performance, and challenges to the validity or value of credits. Given the cross-border nature of these transactions and the absence of harmonized substantive rules, international arbitration has emerged as a particularly suitable mechanism to resolve such disputes and to foster trust and stability in these markets.\r\n
        \r\n
        International arbitration is well suited to address disputes arising from carbon credit markets due to its procedural flexibility, and the near-universal enforceability of arbitral awards under the 1958 New York Convention. Arbitration can accommodate both purely commercial disputes between private actors and more complex disputes involving state entities, including potential investor–state claims under bilateral investment treaties if carbon credits are characterized as protected investments, as illustrated by recent ICSID case law. \r\n
        \r\n
        As disputes proliferate in this evolving regulatory environment, arbitrators will be required to navigate novel legal questions by drawing on existing jurisprudence and analogies to comparable dispute categories. This event will be the occasion to assess how international commercial and investment arbitral tribunals can effectively respond to these challenges and contribute to the credible and sustainable functioning of global carbon markets.
        """
      +post_title: "Arbitrating New Climate Finance Instruments"
      +post_excerpt: ""
      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
      +post_password: ""
      +post_name: "universite-paris-cite-2026-41015"
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      +post_modified_gmt: "2026-03-23 05:26:46"
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    19 => WP_Post {#4422
      +ID: 41155
      +post_author: "15305"
      +post_date: "2026-02-13 13:27:48"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-02-13 13:27:48"
      +post_content: """
        This event is dedicated to Contract Management for Large-Scale Construction in a Tech-Immature Landscape. \r\n
        \r\n
        How can you mitigate risks and ensure project success when cutting-edge solutions are out of reach? This event brings together industry leaders to share actionable strategies for managing contracts, fostering collaboration, and delivering results, even when technology lags behind ambition. \r\n
        \r\n
        Join us to turn challenges into opportunities and build a resilient future for your projects.\r\n
        \r\n
        Please note: this event will be presented in English. Please note that no interpretation or translation will be provided.
        """
      +post_title: "Technological immaturity in construction projects: anticipation of the risk, contract management and legal uncertainty"
      +post_excerpt: ""
      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
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      +post_name: "institut-du-contract-management-contract-management-institute-2026-41155"
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    20 => WP_Post {#4423
      +ID: 41158
      +post_author: "15587"
      +post_date: "2026-02-25 12:14:36"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-02-25 12:14:36"
      +post_content: """
        Trillions of dollars are flowing into AI infrastructure: hyperscale data centers, bespoke “AI factories,” and the energy projects needed to power them. This program explores how that infrastructure boom is reshaping the landscape of contractual disputes and arbitration. \r\n
        \r\n
        Panelists will examine the key contract archetypes—capacity-reservation and long-term supply agreements for compute and chips, colocation and data-center development agreements, EPC and equipment contracts, cloud services and revenue-sharing deals, and PPAs and grid-access arrangements—and the recurring pressure points that give rise to arbitrations (delay, performance shortfalls, change in law, export controls, ESG and power-availability risk). \r\n
        \r\n
        The session will be concluded by a cocktail reception.
        """
      +post_title: "Arbitrating the AI Infrastructure Boom: Contracts, Risk Allocation, and Forum Strategy"
      +post_excerpt: ""
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      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
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    21 => WP_Post {#4424
      +ID: 41213
      +post_author: "2329"
      +post_date: "2026-03-21 19:18:41"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-21 19:18:41"
      +post_content: """
        Panel 1: The Expanding Reach of Emergency Arbitration – A New Global Trend?  \r\n
        \r\n
        Emergency arbitration has evolved rapidly in recent years, with institutions expanding emergency-relief mechanisms and the UK’s Arbitration Act 2025 now giving emergency arbitrators express statutory powers (including issuing enforceable peremptory orders and authorizing applications to court).\r\n
        \r\n
        Panel 2: Interim Relief &amp; Anti-Suit Injunctions – A Resurgent Cross-Border Battle\r\n
        \r\n
        Interim relief in cross-border disputes has become increasingly complex, with English, DIFC, Russian and French courts issuing anti-suit and anti-anti-suit injunctions in parallel proceedings.  Recent UK decisions – especially in Russia-related cases – show that courts are navigating difficult questions about comity, contractual rights, and the practical consequences of foreign sanctions. This makes interim relief, especially in the context of anti-suit injunctions, a rapidly evolving and highly relevant topic.
        """
      +post_title: "Injunctions, Interruptions &amp; Emergencies: Arbitration’s Power Plays"
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    22 => WP_Post {#4425
      +ID: 41219
      +post_author: "9961"
      +post_date: "2026-03-20 13:51:29"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-20 13:51:29"
      +post_content: """
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        <p>The <strong>Paris Arbitration Week (PAW) Board</strong> is proud to present its <strong>first-ever Sport Arbitration event</strong>, bringing together the world's leading institutions at the intersection of sports, esports, and international arbitration.</p>\r\n
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        <!-- wp:paragraph -->\r\n
        <p>This landmark event gathers the most prominent arbitral and regulatory bodies in sport under one roof — the <strong>Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)</strong>, the <strong>French National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSF)</strong>, the <strong>World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)</strong>, and the <strong>International Governance of Esports and Technology (IGET)</strong> — for an afternoon of high-level discussions on the future of dispute resolution in sport.</p>\r\n
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        \r\n
        <!-- wp:paragraph -->\r\n
        <p>As the sports world evolves at an unprecedented pace — from the Olympic Movement to the explosive rise of esports — the legal and arbitral frameworks governing these industries are being pushed to their limits. This event offers a unique opportunity to hear from the institutions and practitioners who are shaping the next chapter of sports arbitration, addressing both time-honored challenges and entirely new frontiers.</p>\r\n
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        \r\n
        <!-- wp:paragraph -->\r\n
        <p></p>\r\n
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        \r\n
        <!-- wp:heading -->\r\n
        <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Programme Highlights</h2>\r\n
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        <!-- wp:paragraph -->\r\n
        <p><strong>Part 1 — Fireside Chat: CNOSF × CAS</strong><br><em><strong>The Evolution of Sports &amp; Olympic Arbitration</strong></em></p>\r\n
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        \r\n
        <!-- wp:paragraph -->\r\n
        <p>A candid, in-depth conversation with leading figures from the CAS and the CNOSF, exploring how sports arbitration has evolved in the context of the Olympic Movement, and what lies ahead for international sports dispute resolution.</p>\r\n
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        \r\n
        <!-- wp:paragraph -->\r\n
        <p><strong>Part 2 — Panel: WIPO × IGET</strong><br><em><strong>The New Frontiers of Arbitration in Esports</strong></em></p>\r\n
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        \r\n
        <!-- wp:paragraph -->\r\n
        <p>A cutting-edge panel bringing together experts from WIPO, IGET, academia, and practice to examine how arbitration is adapting to the unique challenges of the esports industry — from intellectual property disputes to governance, player rights, and beyond.</p>\r\n
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        \r\n
        <!-- wp:paragraph -->\r\n
        <p></p>\r\n
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        \r\n
        <!-- wp:heading -->\r\n
        <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Key Details</h2>\r\n
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        <p>| 📅 <strong>Date</strong> | Monday, March 23, 2026 |<br>| 🕑 <strong>Time</strong> | 2:30 PM – 5:00 PM |<br>| 📍 <strong>Venue</strong> | Jus Mundi, 9 avenue Hoche, 75008 Paris |<br>| 🌐 <strong>Language</strong> | English |<br>| 🤝 <strong>Partners</strong> | CAS, CNOSF, WIPO, IGET |<br>| 🏛️ <strong>Organized by</strong> | PAW Board |</p>\r\n
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        <p></p>\r\n
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      +post_title: "PAW Sport Arbitration Event"
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    23 => WP_Post {#4426
      +ID: 41221
      +post_author: "5821"
      +post_date: "2026-03-18 15:20:46"
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        Commentaires de divers aspects du projet de décret proposé à la consultation publique par le Ministère de la justice.\r\n
        \r\n
        Observations on various aspects of the draft decree submitted for public consultation by the Ministry of Justice.
        """
      +post_title: "Actualité du droit français de l'arbitrage - Discussion autour du projet de décret / Developments in French arbitration law: a discussion of the draft decree"
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    24 => WP_Post {#4427
      +ID: 41273
      +post_author: "577"
      +post_date: "2026-03-21 15:46:53"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-21 15:46:53"
      +post_content: "This session will explore whether there is a gap between “bankable” disputes clauses and the reality of construction projects in Africa. Our expert panel will cover the key issues, ranging from lender access and influence under direct agreements and step-in mechanisms, to cash-flow protection, nonstandard dispute clauses, and the impact of sovereign risk and political interference."
      +post_title: "Construction projects and arbitrations in Africa: are lenders’ expectations realistic?"
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      +ping_status: "closed"
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    25 => WP_Post {#4428
      +ID: 41341
      +post_author: "7281"
      +post_date: "2026-03-20 13:55:44"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-20 13:55:44"
      +post_content: """
        As IP becomes less about patents on paper and more about value embedded in data, technology, brands, and collaboration, disputes are following suit. Today’s IP conflicts rarely revolve around validity alone—they arise in the messy, high-stakes reality of licensing deals, joint innovation, technology transfer, and complex commercial ecosystems.\r\n
        \r\n
        This panel discussion will unpack how IP disputes are actually playing out in arbitration today—and where things are heading next. \r\n
        \r\n
        •\tWhat types of IP issues arise in arbitration?\r\n
        •\tWhat are the specific challenges of IP disputes?\r\n
        •\tWhat are the pros and cons of litigating vs arbitrating IP disputes?\r\n
        •\tWhat does the future hold? \r\n
        \r\n
        Join us at the We Are Paris club to hear more!\r\n
        \r\n
        Agenda:\r\n
        \r\n
        14:15 - 14:45 Registration\r\n
        14:45 - 15:45 Panel\r\n
        15:45 - 16:30 Networking
        """
      +post_title: "Invisible Assets, Visible Stakes: IP in Arbitration"
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      +ping_status: "closed"
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    26 => WP_Post {#4429
      +ID: 41362
      +post_author: "936"
      +post_date: "2026-03-19 16:55:16"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-19 16:55:16"
      +post_content: """
        Plongée au cœur des défis juridiques des start‑ups, cette session explore les litiges qui façonnent leur trajectoire et peuvent compromettre leur croissance. \r\n
        \r\n
        Concurrence déloyale, protection des actifs de propriété intellectuelle, conflits d’associés et tensions liées au financement seront abordés sous un angle résolument opérationnel. \r\n
        \r\n
        L’évènement mettra en lumière les stratégies de résolution les plus efficaces pour sécuriser l’innovation et accompagner des entreprises à haut potentiel dans un environnement compétitif.
        """
      +post_title: "La résolution des litiges impliquant des start‑ups"
      +post_excerpt: ""
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      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
      +post_password: ""
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    27 => WP_Post {#4430
      +ID: 41374
      +post_author: "15180"
      +post_date: "2026-03-20 09:58:13"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-20 09:58:13"
      +post_content: """
        Settlement in complex disputes is often a mix of legal merits, leverage, instinct, experience, and timing. But beneath the “art” of settlement lie predictable behavioural patterns, data-driven insights, and strategic levers that shape outcomes.\r\n
        \r\n
        This panel brings together an interdisciplinary group to explore how settlement decisions are actually made.
        """
      +post_title: "The Art and Science of Settlement"
      +post_excerpt: ""
      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
      +post_password: ""
      +post_name: "davis-dispute-advisory-2026-41374"
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    28 => WP_Post {#4431
      +ID: 41416
      +post_author: "978"
      +post_date: "2026-03-22 11:27:42"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-22 11:27:42"
      +post_content: """
        Laborde Law is pleased to convene a high-level discussion on the opening day of Paris Arbitration Week 2026 about one of the defining questions of our time for international law: Where is investor-State dispute settlement heading—and who will shape its future? \r\n
        \r\n
        The conference will take place on Monday, 23 March 2026, at the Hôtel Plaza Athénée, Paris, from 14:30 to 18:00, in person (limited seating) and via Zoom. \r\n
        \r\n
        Join leading academics, state officials, corporate counsel, practitioners and arbitrators for an examination of the evolving global architecture of investor-State dispute settlement. \r\n
        \r\n
        Through two complementary panels, this afternoon will explore whether ISDS is undergoing gradual reform, systemic transformation, or something even more fundamental.\r\n
        \r\n
        The discussion will be preceded by a lunch and a session on the neuroscience of effective advocacy and leadership, co-organised with ARBalance, together with Racial Equality for Arbitration Lawyers (R.E.A.L.) and the Vienna International Arbitral Centre (VIAC). \r\n
        \r\n
        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------\r\n
        \r\n
        Arbalance | 11:00 - 12:30 (registration for this session is available via the separate calendar entry.)\r\n
        \r\n
        Winning the Room: The Neuroscience of Effective Advocacy and Leadership\r\n
        \r\n
        This session explores the biology behind effective advocacy and leadership–how your nervous system state shapes the way you think, speak, and persuade, and how learning to read those same states in others can transform the way you show up and lead the room.  \r\n
        \r\n
        •   Amanda Lee, Founder, ARBalance\r\n
        •   Yulia Polyakina, Counsel, Laborde Law and Mental Health Advocate\r\n
        •   Ema Potocnik, Director, VIAC CAN\r\n
        •   Kabir Duggal, Partner, Akin\r\n
        \r\n
        -------------------------------------\r\n
        \r\n
        Lunch\r\n
        \r\n
        -------------------------------------\r\n
        \r\n
        Panel I | 14:30 – 16:00  \r\n
        \r\n
        Resistance or Reform? The Future of Investment Arbitration\r\n
        \r\n
        The first panel will showcase a one-to-one debate between a leading representative of the investor perspective and a leading critic of the system. The discussion will address in particular:\r\n
        \r\n
        •   The proposal for a Multilateral Investment Court; and \r\n
        •   Shareholder claims and power to regulate, amid the most central issues being considered at UNCITRAL Working Group III. \r\n
        \r\n
        Speakers: \r\n
        \r\n
        •  Tom J. Sikora, Senior Counsel, ExxonMobil Corporation\r\n
        •  Colin Brown, recent head of the EU Delegation in UNCITRAL WGIII\r\n
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        -------------------------------------\r\n
        \r\n
        Panel II | 16:30 – 18:00\r\n
        \r\n
        The EU v. Investment Arbitration: From Collision to Confrontation?\r\n
        \r\n
        The second panel will feature a roundtable discussion on the ongoing enforcement battles pitting intra-EU award creditors against the European Union across the world. The panel will consider how this enforcement saga is a part of the wider structural tension between EU policy and investment arbitration.\r\n
        \r\n
        Speakers:\r\n
        \r\n
        •   Professor George A. Bermann, Professor, Columbia Law School\r\n
        •   Professor Dan Sarooshi KC, Barrister, Essex Court Chambers  &amp; Oxford University \r\n
        •   Ramona Ianus, Case Manager - DG Competition, European Commission\r\n
        \r\n
        -------------------------------------\r\n
        \r\n
        Cocktail Reception | 18:00 – 19:00\r\n
        \r\n
        Moderator: Gustavo Laborde, Laborde Law
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        <p>Join us for an exclusive roundtable with the Secretary-General of KCAB International on how international arbitration helps Korean companies protect their interests abroad and navigate cross‑border disputes. </p>\n
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        <p>The discussion will also include recent updates from KCAB International and practical dos and don’ts for drafting arbitration clauses to help you avoid pitfalls and strengthen your contracts.\u{A0}</p>\n
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      +post_title: "Protecting Korean Businesses Abroad: Resolving Disputes through Arbitration\u{A0}"
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      +post_date: "2026-03-19 14:31:12"
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      +post_content: "This panel will examine how annulment proceedings of arbitral awards are conducted in France, and provide practical guidance, including on navigating recent developments in case law. Designed for arbitration practitioners and in-house counsel, the discussion will also touch on how the upcoming reforms to the French arbitration law will change the landscape for these types of proceedings in France and beyond. The panel will be conducted in French."
      +post_title: "Recent developments and practical guidance regarding annulment proceedings in France"
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      +post_date: "2026-03-10 16:51:17"
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      +post_content: """
        Derains &amp; Gharavi will be hosting its second sports arbitration event at Roland Garros on the topic of “Doping and Match Fixing in Tennis &amp; Beyond” chaired by Hamid Gharavi with panelists from across the sports industry, including leading athletes. The panelists will examine match fixing case law and discuss important recent developments within tennis and other sports. The panel will be followed by a cocktail.\r\n
        \r\n
        Given the setting of the event, the specialized field and limited slots, this conference will be on an invitation basis only or upon application from clubs, federations, associations, companies, athletes, specialized arbitrators, counsels, or scholars, in writing by March 10th to conference@derainsgharavi.com.\r\n
        \r\n
        Please find the flyer for the event here: https://www.derainsgharavi.com/2026/02/2nd-edition-of-doping-and-match-fixing-in-tennis-beyond/
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      +post_date: "2026-03-19 13:04:41"
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        This event is organized in the context of the release of the book: The FIDIC Conditions of Contract and Domestic Construction Law: A Guide for Global Dispute Resolution | Wolters Kluwer Legal &amp; Regulatory. https://law-store.wolterskluwer.com/s/product/the-fidic-conditions-of-contract-and-domestic-construction-law-a-guide/01tPg00000ERHCvIAP?srsltid=AfmBOorTTtnR0vwFt4XxlmmybtjZkwmdAfDJiobrfW6Qrlu8RzkeYwsE \r\n
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        It gathers several authors who have contributed to the book and will discuss the interaction between FIDIC contracts and national laws on selected topics with a view to assess their relevance for international arbitration. \r\n
        \r\n
        The panel will be moderated by an experienced in-house counsel who has been exposed to projects governed by FIDIC contracts. \r\n
        \r\n
        Attendees will be able to network over a cocktail taking place early enough (around 18h00) to allow participants to join the PAW Opening Cocktail.
        """
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      +post_content: "The acronym VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity) aptly captures the dynamics of current world affairs. What treatment can foreign investors expect under international law, if global economic liberalisation is no longer a shared political goal? Can the effects of targeted sanctions be challenged under bilateral investment treaties? Where lie the fault lines of investment screening regimes and national security concerns about foreign actors in critical sectors? Is investment arbitration a suitable forum to address these tensions? And what reconfiguration of investment protection is needed – or already underway – to reflect the shifting political landscape of the international community?"
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        Latin America remains a dynamic destination for international investment, but recurring cycles of political change, economic volatility and regulatory reform continue to shape the region’s risk profile. These conditions have a direct impact on how commercial and investment disputes arise, are framed, and ultimately resolved.\r\n
        \r\n
        This session will examine how volatility and political and economic instability in Latin America influence arbitration proceedings at every stage of the dispute lifecycle. The discussion will also consider the implications of instability for quantum.\r\n
        \r\n
        This event will explore how to grapple with these issues in Latin America–related arbitrations. Drawing on recent cases and practical experience, speakers will examine how parties, counsel and tribunals can navigate dispute resolution in an environment where legal strategy and political reality are often closely intertwined.
        """
      +post_title: "The Art of the Deal… and the Dispute: International Arbitration in Latin America"
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      +post_date: "2026-03-09 15:54:50"
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        Join leading experts from A&amp;O Shearman, 39 Essex Chambers and French Nuclear Power Industry for this essential deep dive into nuclear construction disputes. This comprehensive session tackles the unique contractual challenges of nuclear projects, from FIDIC/NEC adaptations and Dispute Resolution Boards to international arbitration and sovereign issues.\r\n
        \r\n
        The session will explore real world flashpoints including regulatory interventions, multi-decade decommissioning obligations, and cross-border investment treaty claims. With nuclear projects spanning billions in investment and decades-long lifecycles, understanding dispute prevention and resolution mechanisms is paramount. Whether you are counsel, contractor, or investor in nuclear infrastructure, gain practical insights from seasoned practitioners navigating this high-stakes, technically complex field.
        """
      +post_title: "Managing Nuclear Project Disputes with Sang-Froid (Sans Meltdown…)"
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      +post_status: "publish"
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    36 => WP_Post {#4439
      +ID: 41365
      +post_author: "1209"
      +post_date: "2026-03-20 19:19:52"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-20 19:19:52"
      +post_content: """
        Cet événement se déroulera en français. Il se fera en collaboration avec le Centre de Médiation et d'Arbitrage de Paris (CMAP) dont la mission est de prévenir et résoudre efficacement les conflits notamment via la médiation et l'arbitrage.\r\n
         \r\n
        Rejoignez-nous pour discuter de l'analyse des retards concomitants dans le cadre de projets de construction.\r\n
        \r\n
        Vincent présentera la notion de retards concomitants, leur définition, les méthodes permettant de les évaluer, ainsi que l'approche dite du « First In Line » qui reflète la position du protocole SCL et les récentes décisions rendues par les tribunaux anglais, notamment dans l'affaire Royal Brompton c. Hammond. Il examinera également les biais et les imprécisions susceptibles d'affecter les résultats de l'analyse retards, notamment le choix des fenêtres de temps, dont l'influence peut être déterminant.\r\n
         \r\n
        Anne analysera ensuite la manière dont les retards concomitants sont appréhendés et indemnisés dans les principales juridictions.\r\n
        Gabriele abordera enfin la jurisprudence relative au partage de la responsabilité en droit français, dans lequel il n'existe pas, à ce jour, de référence spécifiquement adaptée aux problématiques particulières soulevées par les retards concomitants.\r\n
         \r\n
        Jérémy modérera l'événement.
        """
      +post_title: "Projets de construction : retards concomitants, face à l’incertitude jurisprudentielle (CMAP/Diales)"
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      +post_status: "publish"
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    37 => WP_Post {#4440
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      +post_author: "6369"
      +post_date: "2026-03-05 18:54:08"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-05 18:54:08"
      +post_content: "El CEIA los invita a un debate dinámico sobre la modernización de las leyes de arbitraje. Se hará un balance de dichas reformas y de perspectivas de reformas en tres jurisdicciones: Brasil, México, Perú, y Francia."
      +post_title: "Modernización de las leyes de arbitraje: balance y perspectivas de las reformas recientes en América Latina y Francia"
      +post_excerpt: ""
      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
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      +post_name: "club-espanol-e-iberoamericano-del-arbitraje-2026-41378"
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      +post_modified_gmt: "2026-03-05 18:54:08"
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    38 => WP_Post {#4441
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      +post_date: "2026-03-04 09:04:15"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-04 09:04:15"
      +post_content: """
        Join us for a timely and thought-provoking discussion on the future of investment frameworks within the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).\r\n
        \r\n
        As global investment dynamics shift and reform efforts gain momentum, this event will critically examine whether existing OIC Investment Agreements can be meaningfully reformed to meet contemporary challenges — or whether more fundamental reconsideration is required. At the heart of the discussion lies an important question: to what extent do investors have access to a range of protection frameworks and dispute resolution avenues, and in what circumstances might the OIC framework serve as the primary available mechanism?\r\n
        \r\n
        For certain states and investors, the OIC framework may represent not merely an option, but the principal (or even sole) multilateral investment structure available to them. This reality adds particular urgency to the question of how robust, modern, and responsive the OIC regime should be.\r\n
        \r\n
        Bringing together leading experts and practitioners, the session will explore key legal, economic, and strategic issues surrounding intra-OIC investment protection and dispute resolution. Participants will engage in a forward-looking dialogue on how OIC agreements can evolve to address contemporary needs and respond to developments in the global investment environment.\r\n
        \r\n
        The event will be hosted by Freshfields, providing a platform for meaningful exchange and collaborative reflection on the path ahead. \r\n
        \r\n
        The speakers lineup continues to grow, with further distinguished guests to be confirmed in the coming days.
        """
      +post_title: "Making the OIC investment agreement work: the case for reform"
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      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
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    39 => WP_Post {#4442
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      +post_date: "2026-03-16 17:34:03"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-16 17:34:03"
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        Sold out.\r\n
        \r\n
        Kroll is hosting  an exclusive drinks reception at Hôtel de Crillon, in celebration of the 10th Edition of Paris Arbitration Week. \r\n
        \r\n
        Hosted in the historic Salon Marie-Antoinette, guests will enjoy live music, hors d’oeuvres and champagne with a view over Place de la Concorde. Savour the refinements of this iconic monument before heading to the official PAW opening cocktail.\r\n
        \r\n
        Please note, we'll be taking photos during the event. Your image may be captured in one of the photos, which may be used on Kroll’s external social media channels or in Kroll’s corporate materials. If you're not comfortable with this, please let a member of the Kroll team know.
        """
      +post_title: "Kroll's PAW Pre-Opening Cocktail Party [sold out]"
      +post_excerpt: ""
      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
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    40 => WP_Post {#4443
      +ID: 41425
      +post_author: "17111"
      +post_date: "2026-03-19 19:05:17"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-19 19:05:17"
      +post_content: """
        Le succès et la crédibilité de l’arbitrage comme mode alternatif de règlement des différends reposent sur les mécanismes qui contribuent à l’exécution volontaire ou forcée des sentences arbitrales. L’exécution volontaire de la sentence permet aux parties de préserver la confidentialité de l’ensemble du processus d'arbitrage.\r\n
        \r\n
        Dans l’hypothèse où l’une des parties se trouve dans l’obligation de recourir à l’exécution forcée de la sentence arbitrale, d’autres facteurs et acteurs, externes à la procédure initiale d’arbitrage, entrent nécessairement en jeu. Ces interventions extérieures mettent-elles à l’épreuve la volonté des parties ? Si tel est le cas, le succès et la crédibilité de l’arbitrage s’en trouvent-ils remis en cause ?\r\n
        \r\n
        Les différents intervenants, praticiens et universitaires, apporteront des réponses éclairantes à ces interrogations.\r\n
        \r\n
        Par ailleurs, dans le cadre de cet évènement, les responsables de l’AIADR joindront l’utile à l’agréable. En effet, Dr KOUAMI Nestor, coordonnateur de l’AIADR, procédera à la dédicace de son ouvrage en arbitrage international intitulé « L’efficacité de l’exécution des sentences arbitrales internationales », juste à l’issue du séminaire. Cet ouvrage a été distingué par un prix de thèse.\r\n
        \r\n
        L'ouvrage peut être commandé directement sur le site web de la maison d'édition Harmattan : https://www.editions-harmattan.fr/catalogue/livre/l-efficacite-de-l-execution-des-sentences-arbitrales-internationales/82105
        """
      +post_title: "L'exécution forcée des sentences arbitrales échappe-t-elle à la volonté des parties ?"
      +post_excerpt: ""
      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
      +post_password: ""
      +post_name: "african-institute-of-alternative-dispute-resolution-2026-41425"
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      +post_modified_gmt: "2026-03-19 19:05:17"
      +post_content_filtered: ""
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    41 => WP_Post {#4444
      +ID: 40517
      +post_author: "9960"
      +post_date: "2025-11-16 11:28:21"
      +post_date_gmt: "2025-11-16 11:28:21"
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        <p>For our 10th anniversary edition, we are delighted to open Paris Arbitration Week in a venue as extraordinary as this milestone deserves: the Musée des Arts Forains. 🎠</p>\n
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        <p>Step into a world where Belle Époque magic meets the spirit of connection that has defined PAW for a decade. Home to rare fairground attractions and theatrical marvels, this enchanting museum will host our Opening Gala on 23 March 2026, a celebration of the journey we’ve shared, and the future we are building together.</p>\n
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        <p>This is your chance to attend the PAW Opening Gala:<br>🗓️ 12–20 February 2026: registration opens on our website via the “By request” button<br>🎟️ 27 February 2026: based on a random draw, requested invitation will be allocated.</p>\n
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        <p>This is more than an opening ceremony. It is a moment to celebrate 10 years of connecting the world of arbitration, and to honour the community that has made PAW what it is today.</p>\n
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        <p>A special venue for a special milestone — black tie / evening attire encouraged to match the magic of the night. 🕴️</p>\n
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      +post_content: "EU law continues to exert a profound influence on international arbitration, reshaping party expectations on issues of jurisdiction, judicial review, and the enforceability of awards.  This conference is designed to move beyond retrospective analysis and offer forward-looking insight."
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        When disputes turn on source code, data architecture or algorithmic behaviour, traditional arbitral frameworks are put under pressure. How do tribunals meaningfully assess highly technical, dynamic and sometimes opaque digital evidence? How should arbitration adapt when the key exhibit is not a document, but a software repository?\r\n
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        This Bird &amp; Bird panel will explore how international arbitration can be calibrated for technology-driven disputes in which code itself becomes central evidence. From the choice of an arbitral institution and seat, to the intervention of experts and organisation of the procedure, the discussion will examine the structural decisions that shape the quality and enforceability of awards in tech cases.\r\n
        \r\n
        Bringing together the perspectives of leading arbitrators, experts and counsel, this panel will address practical challenges faced by clients and arbitration practitioners alike, and explore a way forward for thoughtfully tailoring arbitral procedure to ensure it remains effective and fit for purpose in technology-driven disputes.\r\n
        \r\n
        This session will be of particular interest to in-house counsel in technology-intensive sectors, arbitrators, arbitration practitioners and experts regularly involved in disputes where software, data and algorithms are not background context, but the core of the case.
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        New-Generation BITs: Reform, Rebrand, or Reset? is a PAW session examining how “new generation” bilateral investment treaties are evolving—and whether recent changes amount to genuine reform, a rebranding exercise, or a full reset of the investment protection model. \r\n
         \r\n
        Bringing together perspectives from States, investors, arbitrators, institutions, and counsel, the discussion will unpack key treaty innovations (including sustainability/ESG language, refined substantive protections, transparency, and dispute settlement redesign). \r\n
         \r\n
        It will also explore whether these new-generation BITs are changing how stakeholders understand and apply key legal standards, and whether that shift is already visible in the reasoning and outcomes of recent cases.\r\n
        \r\n
        This event is organised in collaboration with PIAG and Young EFILA.
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      +post_content: "Global construction projects mean global claims. Hear top experts and industry insiders share sharp insights on navigating disputes across jurisdictions, tribunals and courts."
      +post_title: "Cross-Border Disputes: Where Construction Meets Arbitration"
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      +post_content: """
        The French Chapter of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) welcomes Prof. Arnaud de Nanteuil and Benjamin Garel, Senior Legal Counsel at ICSID, for a PAW discussion on the fundamental rights of investors in the public international law context of international arbitration.\r\n
        Fundamental rights constitute the core protections necessary to safeguard individual liberty and dignity and to constrain the abuse of public power. Seen principally in the human rights framework, these fundamental rights extend equally into international arbitration.\r\n
        Substantively, fundamental rights govern States’ obligations to respect, protect, and, to varying degrees, fulfil rights relating to property, due process, fair trial, non-discrimination, and—particularly in criminal or quasi-penal settings—the presumption of innocence. Investment protections mirror these concepts: expropriation may encompass intangible property (such as contracts, licences, or regulatory entitlements); and FET and denial-of-justice standards track due process through transparency, legitimate expectations, and prohibitions on arbitrary or discriminatory conduct. Even the definition of “investor,” often treaty-based, intersects with public international law concepts of nationality, including Nottebohm “genuine link” arguments, and raises opportunity for State defenses based on countervailing obligations.\r\n
        Functionally, these guarantees engage a dense body of public international law, including hard- and soft-law instruments such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the ICCPR, and the ECHR, alongside the applicable international investment agreements. They also implicate jus cogens, customary international law, general principles of law, and regional practice, shaping the interaction between public international law and specific investment regimes.\r\n
        Institutionally, fundamental rights are articulated and developed by human-rights bodies (including the UN Human Rights Committee and the ECtHR), while arbitral institutions (ICSID, UNCITRAL, PCA, ICC, and SCC) serve as key conduits for the interpretive integration of human-rights norms within investor–state dispute settlement. soon.
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      +post_content: "French Supreme Court gradually amends its case law on third-party claims based on breach of contract. By recently ruling that prior conciliation clauses are enforceable against third parties, it has revived the debate concerning the enforceability of dispute resolution clauses in insurance relationships, particularly with regard to direct action."
      +post_title: "Insurance and enforceability of dispute resolution clauses"
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      +post_date: "2026-03-23 11:07:38"
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        La fin d’une procédure arbitrage est bien souvent le point de départ d’une nouvelle bataille juridique, où la théorie cède sa place à la réalité commerciale et économique. Ce champ de bataille exige des parties qu’elles fassent preuve de technicité et de rigueur dans l’établissement de leurs stratégies de défense, en particulier face à la multiplication des procédures et leur complexification grandissante, bien souvent d’un point de vue transnational. \r\n
         \r\n
        Il est devenu courant pour les défendeurs de se retrouver confrontés à des stratégies offensives de plus en plus sophistiquées dont l’exécution finale ne constitue souvent qu’un versant. Procédures parallèles à l’international, pratique procédurale, pluralité des mécanismes d’exécution disponibles, l’arsenal juridique ne manque pas. \r\n
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        Notre table ronde propose une analyse pragmatique et sans concession des leviers opérationnels et juridiques à disposition des parties dans le contentieux de l’exécution en France et à l’international. Loin des débats purement théoriques, la discussion se concentrera sur la réalité des litiges complexes et la nécessité pour les défendeurs d’anticiper en amont les menaces et outils, parfois inattendus, auxquels ils seront confrontés pendant et après la procédure d’arbitrage. \r\n
         \r\n
        Nos intervenants proposeront un regard technique et complémentaire sur toutes les facettes de ces problématiques :\r\n
         \r\n
        -          M. Michel Thirion, TotalEnergies \r\n
        -          Me Asma Mze, LX Avocats\r\n
        -          Monsieur le Professeur Lilian Larribère, Université Paris Nanterre\r\n
        -          Me Cyril Philibert, Jones Day\r\n
        -          Me Claire Pauly, Jones Day \r\n
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        La session sera précédée d’un petit-déjeuner. \r\n
         \r\n
        Evènement en français.
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      +post_date: "2026-02-24 13:27:20"
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      +post_content: """
        This breakfast roundtable will explore how conservatism in tribunal reasoning, particularly in energy and mining disputes, can shape outcomes in ways that are either justified or distortive. Anchored by Ankura experts, the discussion will move away from a traditional panel format and instead foster an interactive, discussion-led exchange around recent tribunal reasoning, counterfactual analysis in regulated markets, and the tension between operational realities and valuation outcomes. Senior practitioners will act as discussion catalysts, sharing practical experience and engaging participants in an open, candid conversation around the table. \r\n
        Join us in one of the Left Bank’s most charming private venues, a discreet and elegant space just moments from Les Invalides.
        """
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    50 => WP_Post {#4453
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      +post_author: "15410"
      +post_date: "2026-03-18 14:41:42"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-18 14:41:42"
      +post_content: """
        Forget the “check-the-box” compliance lectures. In 2026, compliance isn’t just a regulatory hurdle: it is the new frontier of international arbitration. From the aggressive extraterritorial reach of the Loi Sapin 2, US FCPA and the UK Bribery Act to the fragmented and politicized maze of global sanctions, the legal map is being redrawn in real-time.\r\n
        \r\n
        For in-house counsels and chief compliance officers, the stakes have never been higher: a compliance failure is no longer just a fine – it is a lethal threat to your contract, your evidence, and your seat at the table.\r\n
        \r\n
        Addleshaw Goddard LLP invites you to a high-fuel, interactive debate designed to move beyond theory and into the line of fire. Just raw strategy, hard-hitting questions, and practical solutions to shield your business from the “compliance storm”.\r\n
        \r\n
        What’s on the agenda?\r\n
        •\tWeaponizing compliance: Is it a legitimate shield or an opportunistic litigation tactic to kill a contract?\r\n
        •\tThe privilege nightmare: How should you navigate the cultural differences between US discovery and European privacy during cross-border investigations?\r\n
        •\tThe sanction trap: What happens when the governing law of your contract hits the brick wall of mandatory international sanctions?\r\n
        •\tExtraterritorial overreach: How should you handle arbitral tribunals when third-country regulations claim to rule the world?\r\n
        \r\n
        External Speakers:\r\n
        •\tMichelle Cabocel-Trouwborst, Head of Project Evaluation - Ethics &amp; Compliance, Co-head of International Sanctions, ENGIE\r\n
        •\tEmmanuel Breen, Associate Professor at Sorbonne University, Co-head of the "Compliance Officer" diploma at Assas Executive and lecturer at Sciences Po Paris School of law\r\n
        •\tProf. Kamalia Mehtiyeva, Special Counsel, Clay Arbitration\r\n
        \r\n
        Hosts:\r\n
        •\tModerator: Dr. Ioana Knoll-Tudor, Partner (Arbitration), Addleshaw Goddard\r\n
        •\tCécile Terret, Partner (Dispute Resolution &amp; Compliance), Addleshaw Goddard\r\n
        •\tDavid Père, Partner (White-Collar Crime &amp; Investigations), Addleshaw Goddard\r\n
        •\tMarkus Perkams, (Arbitration), Addleshaw Goddard\r\n
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        Join us for a session where the audience is part of the debate. Come prepared to challenge our experts, share your “nightmare scenarios”, and walk away with a battle-tested playbook for 2026!\r\n
        \r\n
        Registration is essential – space is limited for this exclusive exchange
        """
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        Recent crises and geopolitical tensions have reshaped global energy markets and the critical minerals sector, creating new challenges for resource-rich countries in Africa. This changing landscape is redefining international arbitration and the nature of commercial and investor-state disputes.\r\n
        \r\n
        Compass Lexecon is delighted to invite you to join this panel discussion with leading industry experts, lawyers and economists to discuss key trends in energy and mining disputes in Africa and worldwide, amid ongoing geopolitical shifts.\r\n
        \r\n
        This event is organised in collaboration with AfricArb.
        """
      +post_title: "Arbitrating Power and Ore: Investment Disputes in Africa’s Energy and Mining Sectors"
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    52 => WP_Post {#4455
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      +post_date: "2026-03-22 16:44:39"
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        Sanctions and arbitration have long shared a turbulent relationship. On the one hand, sanctions act as barriers, hindering claims arising out of contracts affected by sanctions and complicating enforcement against frozen assets. On the other hand, recent examples show that sanctions are no longer merely obstacles to arbitrating certain claims: they have become a source of disputes in their own right, with investment arbitration increasingly being used as a forum to challenge their imposition.\r\n
        \r\n
        Beyond sanctions, the retaliatory actions taken by sanctioned States in response are further reshaping the arbitral landscape. These counteractions are designed to undermine the effectiveness of arbitration agreements (and subsequent awards) that refer disputes to arbitration in jurisdictions that have imposed sanctions. As a result, commercial actors must navigate mounting uncertainty, with their decisions and outcomes being heavily influenced by geopolitical dynamics. What was once a peripheral issue addressed within the arbitration process has now become a central concern, challenging the very effectiveness of arbitration itself. \r\n
        \r\n
        This breakfast session, co-organised by Clyde &amp; Co and Ankura at the Hôtel de Crillon, will explore how sanctions and the counteractions adopted in response to them are giving rise to increasingly complex disputes. Our speakers will offer practical, experience-driven insights into how practitioners and clients can adapt their strategies at every stage of the dispute lifecycle and act effectively when arbitration becomes entangled in the broader theatre of geopolitical confrontation.
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        <p>Les évolutions récentes de ces modes alternatifs de règlement de litiges méritent un regard actuel pour appréhender les enjeux d’avenir.</p>\r\n
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        <p>Au programme de cet évènement :</p>\r\n
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        <p>• Les dernières actualités du CMAB (Centre de médiation et d’arbitrage de la juridiction unifiée du brevet) avec :<br>- Aleš Zalar, Directeur du Centre de médiation et d’arbitrage de la JUB,<br>- Malik Chapuis, Magistrat et Membre du comité d’experts du CMAB.</p>\r\n
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        <p>• Un nouveau regard sur l’arbitrage en propriété intellectuelle avec :<br>- Jacques Raynard, Professeur à l’Université de Montpellier et au CEIPI (Centre d'études internationales de la propriété intellectuelle) à Strasbourg et Arbitre,<br>- Camille Jalicot, Maître de conférences à l’Université de Bordeaux.</p>\r\n
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        <p>• Une table ronde sur la médiation en propriété intellectuelle avec :<br>- Mathias Cornilleau, magistrat référent médiation au sein de la 3ème Chambre du Tribunal judiciaire de Paris, compétente en matière de propriété intellectuelle,<br>- Jean-Marc Brunel, Directeur Propriété Intellectuelle du groupe Safran,<br>- Pierre-Emmanuel Meynard, Avocat, Lavoix<br>- Marie-Flore Ribeyron, Conseil en propriété industrielle, Cabinet Boettcher</p>\r\n
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        <p>Ce colloque est organisé et sera animé par :<br>- Martine Karsenty-Ricard, Avocat à la Cour – Arbitre<br>- Isabelle Romet, Ancienne avocate - Médiatrice<br>- Denis Monégier du Sorbier - Avocat à la Cour</p>\r\n
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        <p>Recent developments in these alternative dispute resolution methods today require a fresh look to better apprehend what’s ahead.</p>\r\n
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        <p>On the agenda for this event:</p>\r\n
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        <p>• The latest news from PMAC (The Patent Mediation and Arbitration Centre) with:<br>- Aleš Zalar, Director of the UPC Mediation and Arbitration Center,<br>- Malik Chapuis, Judge and member of the expert committee for PMAC.</p>\r\n
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        <p>• A new look at arbitration in intellectual property with :<br>- Jacques Raynard, Professor at the University of Montpellier and at the CEIPI (Centre for International Intellectual Property Studies) in Strasbourg and Arbitrator ;<br>- Camille Jalicot, Senior Lecturer at the University of Bordeaux</p>\r\n
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        <p>• A roundtable on mediation with<br>- Mathias Cornilleau, Judge referent for mediation from the 3rd Chamber ;<br>- Jean-Marc Brunel, Head of Intellectual Property for the Safran Group ;<br>- Pierre Emmanuel Meynard, Lawyer, Lavoix ;<br>- Marie-Flore Ribeyron, Industrial Property Attorney, Cabinet Boettcher</p>\r\n
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        <p>This symposium is organized and will be moderated by:<br>- Martine Karsenty-Ricard, Lawyer - Arbitrator<br>- Isabelle Romet, Former lawyer - Mediator<br>- Denis Monégier du Sorbier, Lawyer</p>\r\n
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        This panel will examine whether DAABs, mediation and multi-tier dispute resolution clauses genuinely facilitate the early and efficient resolution of construction disputes, or whether they merely add cost, delay and procedural complexity before the parties inevitably proceed to arbitration. Drawing on real project experience, the discussion will confront both the promise and the pitfalls of pre-arbitration mechanisms in major construction disputes.\r\n
        \r\n
        Guest speakers:\r\n
        \r\n
        -\tJens Bürkle, Partner at COMINDIS | Former General Counsel, AREVA \r\n
        -\tLouk Korovesis, Independent Delay Expert \r\n
        -      Maria-Irene Perruccio Lourie, Senior counsel at WeBuild\r\n
        \r\n
        Program\r\n
        \r\n
        10:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. | Attendee check-in and welcome coffee\r\n
        10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. | Panel Discussion
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    55 => WP_Post {#4458
      +ID: 40848
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        As cross-border transactions and regulatory measures grow more complex, parallel proceedings have become an increasingly common feature of international arbitration. A single dispute may give rise to both commercial and treaty claims – brought by different parties, under different instruments, and before different tribunals.\r\n
        \r\n
        This panel will examine the legal and strategic challenges that arise when commercial and treaty proceedings run in parallel: jurisdictional tensions, lis pendens and res judicata objections, inconsistent factual findings, and the coordination of witnesses and evidence across forums. Our panel will share practical insights on how to navigate and align these complex, cross-forum disputes.\r\n
        \r\n
        Designed for arbitration practitioners, in-house counsel and policy advisors alike, the discussion will offer forward-looking perspectives on how coherence can be promoted across parallel proceedings while preserving the independence and integrity of each arbitral process.\r\n
        \r\n
        Schedule:\r\n
        10:30 - 11:00 - Registration, networking and refreshments\r\n
        11:00 - 12:00 - Panel discussion\r\n
        12:00 - 13:00 - Lunch and networking\r\n
        \r\n
        We look forward to seeing you soon.
        """
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    56 => WP_Post {#4459
      +ID: 40869
      +post_author: "11326"
      +post_date: "2026-03-16 15:27:17"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-16 15:27:17"
      +post_content: """
        Join Freshfields for a sharp, high-tempo Q&amp;A session focused on the realities of cross-examination in international arbitration. In this “Fast &amp; Furious” format, speakers will take on rapid-fire questions with just 60 seconds to respond – cutting straight to what works (and what doesn’t) in the hearing room, based on real-world experience.\r\n
        \r\n
        Speakers:\r\n
        - Selma Baccari, Kroll\r\n
        - Jane Davies-Evans KC, 3 Verulam Buildings\r\n
        - Erica McCormick-Dorst, Senior Legal Counsel, Shell\r\n
        - Noah Rubins KC, Freshfields LLP\r\n
        - Ed Williams KC, Assurety
        """
      +post_title: "Fast &amp; Furious Q&amp;A: Mastering the Art of Cross-Examination"
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      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
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    57 => WP_Post {#4460
      +ID: 40879
      +post_author: "15065"
      +post_date: "2026-03-20 22:33:41"
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      +post_content: """
        The event will mark the official launch and presentation of the Global Arbitration &amp; Sustainability Forum, an independent, non-profit initiative, dedicated to the public interest. Founded by legal practitioners committed to promoting rigorous, cross-disciplinary and open thinking, the GLAS Forum operates free from political or economic influence.\r\n
        \r\n
        By bringing together participants from diverse jurisdictions and professional backgrounds, fostering an international and multidisciplinary conversation, GLAS Forum aims to provide a space for constructive dialogue and advance reflection on how international arbitration can support the governance of global ESG-related challenges.\r\n
        \r\n
        From an academic and practical perspective, this session will also explore deep and intriguing topics such as due process, procedural efficiency, and the concrete application of these principles in commercial environmental arbitrations and ESG-related disputes.\r\n
        \r\n
        The event will be organized in partnership with Jus Mundi and Arbitration Channel, the first "Benefactor Members" ("Membres Bienfaiteurs") of GLAS Forum. On this occasion, we would like to formally express our gratitude for their trust and steadfast support, which they have shown since the very inception of this initiative. \r\n
        \r\n
        The working languages of the session will be French and English. For the participants'convenience, information regarding the appropriate application enabling real-time multilingual access will be provided in advance.
        """
      +post_title: "GLAS FORUM's Official Launch &amp; Rethinking Dispute Resolution for a Changing Planet"
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      +ID: 40893
      +post_author: "15035"
      +post_date: "2026-03-23 12:16:06"
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        When a construction contract ends abruptly, the question of “quantum”— how much is owed and to whom — becomes a complex battleground. This session will explore the practical and legal challenges arising from issues such as the remaining scope of works, non-conformance, performance guarantees, and sureties. It will then address recommendations for assessing quantum and navigating disputes over related claims. Join leading experts and dispute resolution practitioners to unravel strategies, pitfalls, and best practices for resolving quantum issues efficiently.\r\n
        \r\n
        Breakfast will be served before the panel.
        """
      +post_title: "Contract Termination: Untangling Quantum in Construction Arbitration"
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      +ping_status: "closed"
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    59 => WP_Post {#4462
      +ID: 40994
      +post_author: "1317"
      +post_date: "2026-02-27 09:42:22"
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      +post_content: """
        As France considers the possible introduction of remission proceedings in arbitration as part of its ongoing reform, this event offers a timely opportunity to examine how such proceedings operate in jurisdictions where they already form part of the post-award landscape. Taking a comparative and practice-oriented approach, the discussion will focus on the procedural mechanics, strategic considerations and practical consequences of remission proceedings, including their interaction with other post-award remedies.\r\n
        \r\n
        A panel of distinguished speakers from leading international law firms with complementary expertise will lead the discussion:\r\n
        – Michelle Li, Head of Rajah &amp; Tann's International Arbitration, Construction &amp; Projects (China)\r\n
        – Dr. Vanina Sucharitkul, Partner at Rajah &amp; Tann, specialized in International Arbitration (Singapore)\r\n
        – Jeremy Wilson, Co-Chair of Covington &amp; Burling’s International Arbitration and Disputes Practice Group (UK)\r\n
        – Pascal Hollander, Founding Partner at Hollander Vermeire Dispute Resolution, international arbitrator and counsel (Belgium)\r\n
        – Raimond Dufour, Partner at Pels Rijcken’s Litigation &amp; Arbitration department (the Netherlands)
        """
      +post_title: "Remission Proceedings in Arbitration: A Comparative Approach"
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      +ping_status: "closed"
      +post_password: ""
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    60 => WP_Post {#4463
      +ID: 40998
      +post_author: "6231"
      +post_date: "2026-03-16 11:14:08"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-16 11:14:08"
      +post_content: """
        In an era marked by geopolitical uncertainty, sanctions regimes, and volatile market conditions, damages models are facing more pressure and scrutiny than ever before. This session explores what happens when standard economic and financial models no longer hold, and how experts can stress‑test assumptions to produce credible, defensible damages analyses.\r\n
        \r\n
        Our panel will examine real‑world challenges arising in sanctioned markets, disrupted supply chains, high‑inflation economies, and rapidly shifting regulatory environments. Speakers will share practical methodologies for navigating data gaps, unreliable benchmarks, and unprecedented events, as well as strategies for supporting tribunals when damages models “break.”\r\n
        \r\n
        Join a room full of arbitration specialists, quantum experts, and disputes lawyers with who you can stay afterward to swap experiences and compare survival strategies over a light lunch.
        """
      +post_title: "When the Model Breaks: Stress-Testing Damages Claims in Volatile and Sanctioned Markets"
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      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
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      +ID: 41052
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      +post_date: "2026-03-19 13:00:26"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-19 13:00:26"
      +post_content: """
        The event will explore how interim measures may strategically impact arbitration proceedings. The panel will particularly focus on cases in Africa and Latin America. Attendees will be able to network over a cocktail lunch.\r\n
        \r\n
        Panel 1 : Arbitration invest\r\n
        Panel 2 : Commercial
        """
      +post_title: "Provisional Measures: the lethal weapon?"
      +post_excerpt: ""
      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
      +post_password: ""
      +post_name: "de-gaulle-fleurance-2026-41052"
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      +post_modified_gmt: "2026-03-19 13:00:26"
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      +post_author: "7427"
      +post_date: "2026-02-26 16:27:48"
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        As enforcement of arbitral awards increasingly involves assets (or information about assets) held by international organisations such as Euroclear, Clearstream, Eurocontrol, IATA, the EU, SWIFT or ESA, difficult questions arise as to whether these assets are truly “untouchable”. \r\n
        This panel will examine how sanctions regimes, immunities and regulatory frameworks interact with enforcement efforts, and how courts are navigating these competing considerations in practice
        """
      +post_title: "Untouchable Assets? International Organisations, Enforcement of Arbitral Awards and Sanctions"
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      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
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    63 => WP_Post {#4466
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      +post_author: "324"
      +post_date: "2026-03-23 15:33:15"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-23 15:33:15"
      +post_content: "This event will explore the benefits of arbitration in resolving high stakes disputes in the life sciences sector, from enhanced procedural flexibility to access to subject matter expertise."
      +post_title: "Life Sciences Arbitration: No Side Effects, Just Solutions"
      +post_excerpt: ""
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      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
      +post_password: ""
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      +post_author: "754"
      +post_date: "2026-03-23 21:59:19"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-23 21:59:19"
      +post_content: "This panel will explore how a combination of financial, construction, and legal expertise enables clients to make well-informed strategic decisions at the pre-dispute stage. By examining what an expert would ultimately be able to demonstrate in arbitration, participants will gain insights into defining negotiation positions, setting red lines, and assessing key risks before a dispute arises. The discussion will cover the initial assessment required by external counsel, the critical issues to review, the benefits and potential pitfalls of involving experts early, and the strategic options that emerge from expert analysis and legal advice. The panel will also address the actions clients can take if arbitration becomes unavoidable, providing a comprehensive, 360° perspective on pre-arbitration decision-making."
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      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
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    65 => WP_Post {#4468
      +ID: 41065
      +post_author: "11624"
      +post_date: "2026-03-21 18:07:28"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-21 18:07:28"
      +post_content: """
        Join us for a focused discussion on strengthening dispute strategy through contractual insight, data-driven analysis, and the careful application of AI.\r\n
        \r\n
        The session will examine how advanced contract analysis and structured use of project data can support more effective dispute assessment and resolution across complex projects. Speakers will share practical experience on aligning dispute strategy with legal and commercial objectives, improving collaboration between legal, technical, and project teams, and thoughtfully integrating new analytical tools into established dispute practices, reflecting the next evolution of dispute expertise.\r\n
        \r\n
        Please note that the Diales event “The Strategic Role of In-House Counsel in Construction Dispute Resolution” will follow this session in the same venue.
        """
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    66 => WP_Post {#4469
      +ID: 41206
      +post_author: "10026"
      +post_date: "2026-03-10 12:44:52"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-10 12:44:52"
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        Join us for lunch followed by a  panel discussion on how recent policy shifts in India (the May 2025 amendments to the Bar Council of India Rules on restrictions of foreign lawyers appearing in India even in international arbitrations, the June 2024 Office Memorandum barring PSU recourse to arbitrations for claims exceeding INR 100 million, etc.) align with India’s desire to be an arbitration hub. The panel will also discuss the proposed 2024 amendments to the Arbitration &amp; Conciliation Act.\r\n
         \r\n
        The panelists will share experiences from Singapore and London to examine their trajectories to becoming established arbitration hubs and  examine how these factors shape user choice.
        """
      +post_title: "One step forward two steps back: Are recent policies undermining India’s bid to be a global arbitration hub?"
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    67 => WP_Post {#4470
      +ID: 41209
      +post_author: "15099"
      +post_date: "2026-03-12 15:22:33"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-12 15:22:33"
      +post_content: """
        Join us for a lunch and conference about "Rebuilding the Atom: Construction Disputes and Sovereign Risk in Nuclear Projects".\r\n
        \r\n
        The conference will bring together nuclear industry leaders and arbitration practitioners to explore two defining challenges faced across the entire project lifecycle and supply chain: construction disputes and sovereign risk. Join us for a high-level panel discussion, preceded by a networking lunch.\r\n
        \r\n
        Agenda: \r\n
        12:00-13:00: Registration and Lunch\r\n
        13:00-14:00: Conference\r\n
        \r\n
        Guest speakers: \r\n
        Kamalia Mehtiyeva, Law Professor at Université Paris-Est Créteil (UPEC) Special Counsel at Clay Arbitration, Arbitrator \r\n
        Stephen Ovenden, Head of Legal – Construction, EDF Energy\r\n
        Stefan Dudas, Head of Legal – Instrumentation and Control, Framatome
        """
      +post_title: "Rebuilding the Atom: Construction Disputes and Sovereign Risk in Nuclear Projects"
      +post_excerpt: ""
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    68 => WP_Post {#4471
      +ID: 41241
      +post_author: "11207"
      +post_date: "2026-03-20 14:05:14"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-20 14:05:14"
      +post_content: """
        As part of the Caucasus and Central Asia Arbitration Series, experts from across the region will share valuable insights into the key industries and dispute resolution trends shaping the Caucasus and Central Asia.\r\n
        \r\n
        Fueled by major infrastructure and energy projects, alongside a steady influx of foreign investment, the business and investment landscape in these countries is evolving rapidly, positioning the region as an increasingly important player in the global economy.\r\n
        \r\n
        Dispute resolution activity is also on the rise. Significant investment disputes - often notable for their precedential value or the amounts at stake - are increasingly involving states from the region.  Commercial disputes, particularly in infrastructure and oil and gas projects, are becoming more complex, with growing cross-border and sector-specific challenges.\r\n
        \r\n
        Join us at Eversheds’ elegant offices to explore these developments while enjoying culinary specialties from the Caucasus and Central Asia.
        """
      +post_title: "Caucasus and Central Asia Arbitration Series"
      +post_excerpt: ""
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    69 => WP_Post {#4472
      +ID: 41268
      +post_author: "16150"
      +post_date: "2026-03-03 04:25:51"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-03 04:25:51"
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        1. Event Overview\r\n
        This session explores the evolving intersection between Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles and international arbitration, with a particular focus on Africa’s unique landscape. It reflects on historical developments, current trends, and future opportunities shaping ESG-driven disputes and dispute resolution mechanisms on the continent.\r\n
        The discussion will bring together practitioners, academics, and institutional representatives to unpack how ESG frameworks are influencing investment decisions, contract negotiation, and enforcement in Africa.\r\n
        \r\n
        2. Objectives of the Session\r\n
        \r\n
        To examine the historical evolution of ESG considerations in African commercial and investment disputes.\r\n
        To assess the current state of ESG-related arbitration across African jurisdictions and sectors.\r\n
        To discuss emerging trends, including climate-related litigation, human rights due diligence, and governance-driven claims.\r\n
        To explore the future promise of Africa as a leader in ESG-aligned dispute resolution.\r\n
        To highlight the role of arbitral institutions, states, investors, and civil society in shaping ESG frameworks.\r\n
        \r\n
        \r\n
        3. Key Discussion Themes\r\n
        \r\n
        ESG as a factor in investment arbitration involving African states\r\n
        The role of African arbitral institutions in embedding ESG norms\r\n
        Corporate governance, transparency, and accountability in dispute prevention\r\n
        ESG-related risks and opportunities for investors operating in Africa\r\n
        Climate change, natural resources, and community rights\r\n
        Capacity-building and policy reforms to strengthen ESG integration
        """
      +post_title: "Anchoring ESG in Arbitration: Reflections on the Past,Present and Promise of Africa"
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    70 => WP_Post {#4473
      +ID: 41293
      +post_author: "6220"
      +post_date: "2026-03-23 19:02:33"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-23 19:02:33"
      +post_content: """
        Civil law has long set the tone in MENA arbitration. But is it still calling the shots?\r\n
        \r\n
        On the occasion of Paris Arbitration Week, this roundtable will offer an open and practice-oriented discussion around a question that increasingly arises in arbitrations involving the MENA region: does civil law still “run the show”?\r\n
        \r\n
        The discussion will be hosted and moderated by Marie-Laure Bizeau and Caroline Duclercq, who will bring their combined experience as both counsel and arbitrators in MENA-related disputes, and will contribute their practical insights drawn from a wide range of proceedings seated in and involving the region.\r\n
        \r\n
        The debate will feature Lara Hammoud and Bassam Mirza, both trained in civil law and both having practised (or currently practising) in a MENA jurisdiction. Each speaker will offer a short presentation (approximately 15 minutes), one defending the proposition that civil law still “runs the show” in MENA arbitration, and the other arguing the contrary.\r\n
        \r\n
        Reflecting both the diversity of practice and the speakers’ respective backgrounds, the session will be conducted in both French and English, without interpretation.\r\n
        \r\n
        Structured as a roundtable discussion among arbitration practitioners, this session aims to foster genuine exchanges of experience and practical know-how, in an informal, open and interactive, yet rigorous and professional, setting. The floor will then be opened to all participants, who will be invited to share their experiences, ask questions, and discuss practical issues encountered in their own cases, with a view to encouraging frank, experience-based exchanges across generations of arbitration practitioners.\r\n
        \r\n
        Proposed schedule:\r\n
        \r\n
        •\t12:30 –Welcome and networking over lunch\r\n
        •\t12:45 – Introduction\r\n
        •\t13:00 - Opening of the debate by the two speakers (approx. 15 minutes each)\r\n
        •\t13:30 – Open discussion with participants: questions, comments and practical insights\r\n
        •\t14:00 – End of the roundtable.\r\n
        \r\n
        Guest Speakers:\r\n
        \r\n
        Dania is a lawyer and senior executive with (20 +) years of mixed experience as attorney in private practice, in-house counseling, and institutional practice (formerly with the ICC International Court of Arbitration- where she held the role of ICC MENA Director). \r\n
        She is dual qualified in civil and common law. She is specialized in transactional and commercial law (including IP) and has advised clients on a broad range of commercial contentious and non-contentious matters as well as assisted in negotiating complex cross border transactions in various sectors (pharmaceutical, technology, Energy, FMCG, luxury…). \r\n
        Dania holds a PhD in Contractual Law (University Montpellier I -France) and an Executive MBA from INSEAD (2018). She also holds a post graduate degree in IP and Alternative Dispute Resolution (University of Montreal).\r\n
        She is a university visiting lecturer in Dispute Resolution, IP law and US Business Law (Saint Joseph University Dubai and the American University of Beirut). She is a member of Arbitral Women and a certified CEDR mediator, and she is on the list of arbitrators and mediators of several regional and international arbitral institutions. \r\n
        \r\n
        Bassam Mirza is a France- and Lebanon-qualified lawyer and international arbitrator with over 20 years’ experience in cross-border disputes. He has practised both in Europe and the Middle East, including with leading international law firms and within his own firm, Kecsmar Mirza Arbitration, with experience across sectors such as energy, construction, telecoms and project finance. He previously served as Lebanon’s representative on the ICSID Panel of Conciliators (2016–2022) and as a lecturer in French and Lebanese civil law at Saint Joseph University of Beirut. He is recognised by Who’s Who Legal Arbitration as a leading arbitrator.\r\n
         \r\n
        Hot Speakers\r\n
         \r\n
        Marie-Laure Bizeau is the founding partner of Medici and a Paris-qualified lawyer with over 20 years’ experience in international arbitration, with particular experience in cases involving the MENA region. She acts as counsel in commercial and investment arbitration proceedings under major institutional rules, including ICC, LCIA, DIAC, CRCICA, Swiss Rules and UNCITRAL, as well as in ad hoc and ICSID arbitrations. Her practice spans a wide range of sectors, including energy, infrastructure, telecommunications and investment disputes, and covers proceedings governed by civil law, common law and public international law. She also regularly acts as arbitrator in domestic and international commercial arbitration proceedings.\r\n
        \r\n
        Caroline Duclercq is the founding partner of Medici and has nearly 25 years’ experience in international arbitration, acting as both counsel and arbitrator in complex cross-border disputes, including cases involving African and Middle Eastern parties. She regularly sits as sole arbitrator, co-arbitrator, presiding arbitrator and emergency arbitrator, and advises clients in ad hoc and institutional arbitrations under major rules, including ICC, LCIA, SCC, SIAC and DIAC. Her practice spans a wide range of sectors, including construction and engineering, energy, hospitality, telecommunications and corporate disputes. She also has a strong practice in arbitration-related litigation before French courts.
        """
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    71 => WP_Post {#4474
      +ID: 41314
      +post_author: "2028"
      +post_date: "2026-03-23 09:07:46"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-23 09:07:46"
      +post_content: """
        In a new era of geopolitical shocks and changing rules, counterparties are using increasingly sophisticated and aggressive tactics to obscure their identities, obstruct accountability and frustrate enforcement in arbitration.\r\n
         \r\n
        Criminally charging international arbitrators and lawyers who take politically sensitive cases, forcibly moving cross-border disputes to friendly domestic courts, and limiting access to data are becoming a new norm as the world’s stronger players forcibly displace common rules with their interests.\r\n
         \r\n
        Drawing on legal and investigative perspectives, our panellists will discuss:\r\n
        - The value of understanding the political context of an arbitration, including the counterparty’s political connections, their ability and intent to obstruct proceedings and enforcement\r\n
        - Unravelling complex ownership arrangements, including nominee structures and layered entities\r\n
        - Tribunal approaches to concealment, dishonesty, and obstructive conduct\r\n
        - Evidentiary inferences and procedural tools to address opacity\r\n
        - Challenging the impartiality or integrity of opposing experts or arbitrators and understanding political motivations\r\n
        - The impact of sanctions on arbitral processes and client representation\r\n
        - Cross-border enforcement strategies in cases involving counterparties engaged in evasive behaviour or asset dissipation
        """
      +post_title: "Arbitration in a “No Rules” Geopolitical Era"
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      +ping_status: "closed"
      +post_password: ""
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    72 => WP_Post {#4475
      +ID: 41368
      +post_author: "15381"
      +post_date: "2026-03-23 12:30:47"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-23 12:30:47"
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        Investor–State arbitration continues to pose significant legal, financial and institutional challenges for States, particularly in developing and fragile contexts. On the African continent, a significant share of investor–State disputes arise from long-term and capital-intensive sectors, notably extractives, where regulatory change, resource nationalism, contractual complexity, and heightened social and environmental sensitivities frequently lead to disputes.\r\n
        Beyond individual cases, these disputes raise broader systemic questions relating to States’ access to specialised expertise, the availability of timely legal support, and the sustainability of the investor–State dispute settlement (“ISDS”) system, especially in sectors where public interest considerations and sovereign regulatory powers are particularly acute.\r\n
        In response, a number of complementary initiatives have emerged or are currently being developed to strengthen State capacity in ISDS. These include long-standing institutional mechanisms such as the ALSF, recently announced g7+ Rapid Response Advisory Centre, and the ongoing reform discussions within UNCITRAL Working Group III, notably concerning the potential establishment of a standing Advisory Centre on ISDS.\r\n
        This panel aims to bring together institutional, practitioner and policy perspectives to examine how these initiatives respond to States’ concrete needs across sectors, how they interact with one another, and how they may collectively contribute to a more balanced, accessible and effective ISDS framework.
        """
      +post_title: "Strengthening State Capacity in Investor-State Arbitration: Training, Rapid Support, and Global Reform Initiatives"
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      +ID: 41638
      +post_author: "10004"
      +post_date: "2026-03-23 12:51:50"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-23 12:51:50"
      +post_content: "Join us for a drink to celebrate together QMUL's presence at PAW!"
      +post_title: "Queen Mary University of London (LLM in Paris and CIDR London) Drinks"
      +post_excerpt: ""
      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
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    74 => WP_Post {#4477
      +ID: 40722
      +post_author: "10431"
      +post_date: "2026-03-03 09:59:06"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-03 09:59:06"
      +post_content: """
        Fladgate are pleased to present a seminar on Arbitration involving States and State-owned entities – commercial and investment treaty perspectives.\r\n
        \r\n
        With a focus on commercial and investment treaty perspectives, the session will explore investment treaty arbitration; mediation clauses, insurance tactics, anti-suit injunctions and sanctions, as well as implicating States in disputes involving State-owned entities. \r\n
        \r\n
        Our speakers include Partners Garbhan Shanks, Tatiana Menshenina, Thomas Karalis and Timi Balogun, with Tania Tholot of Brattle Group as moderator.
        """
      +post_title: "Arbitration involving States and State-owned entities – commercial and investment treaty perspectives"
      +post_excerpt: ""
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    75 => WP_Post {#4478
      +ID: 40805
      +post_author: "5962"
      +post_date: "2026-03-23 13:48:57"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-23 13:48:57"
      +post_content: """
        This event will explore three fundamental issues of contract law from a comparative perspective:\r\n
        \r\n
        ·         good faith\r\n
        ·         principles of contractual interpretation\r\n
        ·         change of circumstances\r\n
        \r\n
        Leading practitioners will discuss how these concepts are understood and applied under English, French, and German law, with a focus on underlying principles rather than jurisdictional advocacy. The discussion will be structured topic by topic, with interactive exchanges between the panellists and time reserved for follow-up discussion.\r\n
        \r\n
        The event will feature as speakers Dame Elizabeth Gloster, Thomas Granier, Professor Philippe Stoffel-Munck and Professor Stefan Vogenauer. Neil Kaplan CBE KC SBS, chair of the Delos Board of Advisors, will introduce the event. We will also hear from Monika Diehl, Vivek Kapoor and Gustavo Moser.
        """
      +post_title: "Three issues in comparative contract law"
      +post_excerpt: ""
      +post_status: "publish"
      +comment_status: "closed"
      +ping_status: "closed"
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    76 => WP_Post {#4479
      +ID: 40990
      +post_author: "3472"
      +post_date: "2026-03-23 13:19:05"
      +post_date_gmt: "2026-03-23 13:19:05"
      +post_content: """
        Join us for a panel of disputes and cryptocurrency experts to discuss the rising prevelance of crypto currency disputes and arbitration\r\n
        \r\n
        Cryptocurrency is no longer a niche issue. It has entered mainstream finance, and the rising prevalence of stablecoins, cryptocurrencies pegged to the value of a ‘fiat’ currency such as USD, EUR, or GPB, has only fueled that integration. As a result, cryptocurrency issues have entered the arbitration area, and sophisticated knowledge of these issues empower arbitration practitioners to operate is this dynamic area. Please join Derek Patterson (FRA), Meredith Fitzpatrick (FRA), Anne Marechal (De Gaulle Fleurance), Charlie Morgan (HSF Kramer) for a timely conversation on:\r\n
        •\tThe current state of play in France for cryptocurrency exchanges, stablecoin issuers, and market makers\r\n
        •\tMiCAR implications and the future outlook\r\n
        •\tA perspective from the US and the rise of civil enforcement action as a means to settle cryptocurrency disputes\r\n
        •\tHow stablecoin adoption will impact the future of finance, and, in turn, financial disputes\r\n
        •\tA perspective from French market-makers and liquidity providers\r\n
        •\tTechnical and expert witness considerations in arbitration cases involving crypto \r\n
        \r\n
        About the speakers:\r\n
        •\tMeredith Fitzpatrick is a Partner in the Washington, DC office of Forensic Risk Alliance. Meredith Fitzpatrick is a leading subject matter expert in cryptocurrency money laundering and helps clients navigate complex crypto investigation and AML compliance needs. She is a former FBI Special Agent with deep experience investigating cryptocurrency-enabled money laundering, crypto market abuse, and computer intrusion incidents, and was an early member of the FBI's elite Virtual Currency Response Team. \r\n
        •\tDerek Patterson is a partner at the London office of Forensic Risk Alliance and has over 25 years’ experience leading complex forensic accounting investigations, disputes, and international arbitrations. Recognized as a “highly sought after forensic expert,” he is known for his expert witness testimony, clear analysis, and pragmatic advice in large-scale fraud, bribery, and corruption matters. Derek interprets and analyzes complex financial records and is adept at identifying and quantifying red flags and issues.\r\n
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    7521 => "ABD EL-SHAHID"
    4222 => "ABDEL WAHAB"
    15773 => "ABDELSAYED"
    18266 => "ABDULKAREEM"
    16315 => "ABDULLAJONOVA"
    1794 => "ABOUELLAIL"
    18214 => "ABUHIMED"
    1495 => "ACHTOUK-SPIVAK"
    2217 => "ADAMS"
    1286 => "AFFAKI"
    4221 => "AHRENS"
    16015 => "AITELAJ"
    19052 => "AKHAVAN"
    11841 => "AKINCI"
    18541 => "AKOURY"
    14144 => "AL ADBA"
    644 => "AL BELDJILALI-BEKKAïRI"
    18398 => "AL KUWARI"
    3450 => "ALBALADEJO"
    7520 => "ALBANESI"
    5096 => "ALBERTI"
    10088 => "ALEKHIN"
    389 => "ALEXIOU"
    7788 => "ALTENKIRCH"
    10412 => "ALVA"
    5113 => "AMOR"
    17384 => "AMOUZOU"
    635 => "ANGLANI"
    14767 => "ANTOHI"
    764 => "ARGENTATO"
    4581 => "ARIKAN"
    641 => "ARMANET"
    18704 => "ARMAS"
    16318 => "ARRUE MONTENEGRO"
    18429 => "ARZEL"
    11620 => "ASIMAKIS"
    10066 => "ASIMAKOPOULOS"
    17723 => "ASON"
    15703 => "ATTIAS"
    15579 => "ATWOOD"
    15284 => "AUBERT"
    3369 => "AUBRY"
    3049 => "AUDIT"
    18004 => "AUDZEVICIUS"
    15664 => "AUNER"
    6810 => "AUTRET"
    3961 => "AVRAMESCO"
    7040 => "AZARIA"
    14311 => "AZIZAGAOGLU"
    158 => "AïNOUZ"
    12598 => "BABIY"
    1603 => "BACCARI"
    16541 => "BACHA"
    6488 => "BAETEN"
    12052 => "BAHRAMI"
    8132 => "BAKER"
    12895 => "BALLY"
    15070 => "BALOGUN"
    6887 => "BAMBACI"
    15327 => "BANDARU"
    17017 => "BARALDI"
    2677 => "BARDA"
    15462 => "BARDELLA"
    7194 => "BARLOW"
    5040 => "BARNES"
    11452 => "BARRADAS"
    10817 => "BARRON BARATECH"
    17289 => "BARTSCH"
    5439 => "BASTIEN"
    4115 => "BATE"
    10089 => "BAYANDIN"
    1618 => "BAYROU"
    11875 => "BAYZAKOVA"
    14852 => "BEBOHI EBONGO"
    1792 => "BEBOHI EBONGO"
    15276 => "BECHAREF JALLAMION"
    13955 => "BECKER"
    3153 => "BEDARD"
    15187 => "BEDEL"
    14118 => "BEHAR"
    1970 => "BEJARANO"
    19479 => "BEN HAMIDA"
    3586 => "BEN MANSOUR"
    10941 => "BENEDUZI"
    9645 => "BENJELLOUN"
    2949 => "BERARD"
    17765 => "BERGER"
    5228 => "BERMANN"
    18159 => "BERNSTEIN"
    10668 => "BERTOLI"
    3020 => "BERTROU"
    3200 => "BESSON"
    10184 => "BETANELI"
    7419 => "BHAN"
    6314 => "BHANRALE"
    3876 => "BHATTY"
    10040 => "BIRKS"
    2282 => "BIRNBERG"
    315 => "BIRT"
    8511 => "BISMUTH"
    3091 => "BIZARD"
    2214 => "BIZEAU"
    11190 => "BLACKABY"
    9257 => "BLACKBURN"
    16772 => "BLANK"
    1155 => "BLOCK"
    2394 => "BOCA"
    18294 => "BOCTOR"
    6059 => "BOGDAN"
    11103 => "BOILEAU"
    12082 => "BOISSON DE CHAZOURNES"
    1196 => "BOISVERT"
    9489 => "BOLLÉE"
    7170 => "BONFILS"
    5651 => "BONIFASSI"
    2058 => "BONNARD"
    372 => "BONNIN"
    2387 => "BORAS"
    655 => "BORDE"
    4800 => "BORDES"
    18571 => "BORGHETTI"
    2557 => "BORGIA"
    1652 => "BORTMAN"
    10444 => "BOSCO LEE"
    16918 => "BOSSY"
    2074 => "BOUASSIDA"
    3507 => "BOUFFARD"
    354 => "BOULMELH"
    11758 => "BOURGEOIS"
    18732 => "BOUTTIER"
    2612 => "BOUYSSOU"
    9524 => "BRABANT"
    11613 => "BRAHMA"
    16425 => "BRAHMACHARI"
    396 => "BRASART"
    16311 => "BREEN"
    869 => "BRILLAT-CAPELLO"
    1125 => "BROCCHIERI"
    17580 => "BROWN"
    11161 => "BRUNEAU"
    17519 => "BRUNEL"
    16558 => "BRUTON"
    3679 => "BUCHMAN"
    4808 => "BUEHRLEN"
    6880 => "BURD"
    3873 => "BURGSTALLER"
    18115 => "BURKOVSKAYA"
    16958 => "BUYALSKAYA"
    11319 => "BYELOUSOV"
    12727 => "BYLINSKI"
    7820 => "BüRKLE"
    5594 => "CABOCEL-TROUWBORST"
    2132 => "CABRERA C"
    4696 => "CABROL"
    15624 => "CADIZ"
    7290 => "CAHN"
    17498 => "CALAME"
    6076 => "CAMINADES"
    17700 => "CAMPA"
    10051 => "CAMPBELL-HOLT OBE"
    16933 => "CANTIER"
    13508 => "CAPALTI"
    11228 => "CAPITANT"
    15891 => "CAPURRO"
    15653 => "CARDELL-OLIVER"
    5189 => "CARLEVARIS"
    5704 => "CARNEIRO MONTEIRO NITSCHKE"
    15605 => "CAROIT"
    17673 => "CARR"
    7387 => "CARRARA"
    1754 => "CARRIOU"
    18160 => "CASSELLA"
    1326 => "CASTELLANE"
    11544 => "CASTRES SAINT-MARTIN"
    16602 => "CASTRO"
    12270 => "CEM"
    4443 => "CHAHINE"
    12172 => "CHAKAKA-NYIRENDA"
    15912 => "CHAMBOULEYRON"
    10317 => "CHAMIEH"
    15684 => "CHAMPALAUNE"
    12403 => "CHAPUIS"
    2497 => "CHARLOTIN"
    2399 => "CHATZI"
    11783 => "CHAUHAN"
    16256 => "CHEKROUN"
    12042 => "CHERVETS DOMSHENKO"
    7179 => "CHESSA"
    6362 => "CHIASSON"
    1290 => "CHINN, FCIARB"
    18378 => "CHO"
    15834 => "CHO"
    15356 => "CHOCANO"
    17157 => "CHODANKAR"
    17144 => "CHOUARI"
    10197 => "CHUMAK"
    1782 => "CIRAOLO"
    15110 => "CLAVEL"
    12527 => "CLAYPOOLE"
    18161 => "CLAYTON"
    20051 => "COCCIA"
    10969 => "COELHO"
    17465 => "COELLO HEDBERG"
    15013 => "COLE"
    2795 => "COLEMAN"
    15596 => "COLEMAN"
    1561 => "COLES"
    4346 => "COLLINS"
    1753 => "COMPRéS"
    13484 => "CONRAD"
    15501 => "CONSTANT"
    15164 => "COOKE"
    10044 => "CORBY"
    16961 => "CORDERO-MOSS"
    17197 => "CORNILLEAU"
    18624 => "CORREA"
    20293 => "COSTA"
    9110 => "COSTA"
    18626 => "COULON"
    12681 => "COULON BAUER"
    1209 => "COYNE"
    8109 => "COYNE"
    1968 => "CREMADES"
    380 => "CREVON-TARASSOVA"
    6149 => "CROFT"
    19063 => "CUNANAN"
    13163 => "CUNDARI"
    6563 => "D'ALES"
    18425 => "D'ATRI"
    1065 => "D'AUBIGNY"
    17503 => "DACK"
    15920 => "DAHLQUIST"
    15482 => "DALY"
    18280 => "DALY"
    7425 => "DAMIO"
    15770 => "DANEL"
    1317 => "DANIS"
    3663 => "DAOUD"
    16973 => "DARMON"
    19318 => "DARTEVELLE"
    18264 => "DARWAZEH"
    15551 => "DAUVILLIER"
    2438 => "DAVIES"
    481 => "DAVIES EVANS KC"
    15180 => "DAVIS BONDARENKO"
    1913 => "DAVY - DU PAC DE MARSOULIES"
    17761 => "DAY"
    5958 => "DE AVILEZ DEMôRO"
    19024 => "DE CARVAJAL"
    3085 => "DE FERRARI"
    17941 => "DE FONTGALLAND"
    2791 => "DE FONTMICHEL"
    4854 => "DE FONTMICHEL"
    8664 => "DE GIUSTI"
    4878 => "DE LA FORGE"
    16082 => "DE LOYNES DE FUMICHON"
    3196 => "DE MAISTRE"
    5821 => "DE MARIA"
    2552 => "DE MAZIERES"
    15971 => "DE MEULEMEESTER"
    6600 => "DE NANTEUIL"
    17712 => "DE PINIEUX"
    1659 => "DE SAINT-EXUPéRY"
    17942 => "DE TROGOFF"
    405 => "DE VRIES"
    12463 => "DEARMAN"
    18375 => "DEBLICKER"
    1660 => "DEBOURG"
    15376 => "DEBOURG"
    4314 => "DECROMBECQUE"
    1205 => "DEGOS"
    1144 => "DEHAUDT-DELVILLE"
    16488 => "DEIK ACOSTAMADIEDO"
    16908 => "DELMAS"
    2332 => "DENIGER"
    17397 => "DENOIT-BENTEUX"
    1890 => "DENOIX DE SAINT MARC"
    18607 => "DEQUAIRE"
    9446 => "DERAINS"
    16854 => "DES YLOUSES"
    10501 => "DESCHAMPS"
    5005 => "DESEVEDAVY"
    16393 => "DESPLATS"
    16594 => "DESROUSSEAUX"
    2253 => "DETHY"
    2488 => "DHAR"
    17683 => "DI GIACOMO TOLEDO"
    15803 => "DI PIETRO"
    7155 => "DIABATE"
    11463 => "DIABATé"
    17329 => "DIAMVUTU"
    238 => "DIAWARA"
    17237 => "DIAWARA"
    16911 => "DIEHL"
    12740 => "DIENG"
    15732 => "DIMSEY"
    525 => "DINIZ"
    944 => "DIPPON"
    17720 => "DOERRIES KC"
    15578 => "DONNELLY"
    12220 => "DORS"
    17288 => "DORST"
    2657 => "DORUK"
    5765 => "DOUVILLE"
    10041 => "DOWLING SC"
    20304 => "DROSS"
    2587 => "DUCLERCQ"
    9703 => "DUDAS"
    1790 => "DUFOUR"
    12894 => "DUFOUR"
    17512 => "DUGGAL"
    6585 => "DUNHAM"
    11289 => "DUNIN-WASOWICZ"
    10042 => "DUPEYRON"
    7481 => "DURAN DE LA VEGA"
    17922 => "DURAZZO"
    11881 => "DUTRA"
    17619 => "DUTTA"
    15979 => "ECHEVERRI"
    15425 => "EDGE"
    418 => "EDWARDS"
    17617 => "EICKE KCMG KC"
    4348 => "EKMANIAN"
    16903 => "EKMEN"
    289 => "EL AHDAB"
    9958 => "EL HAGE"
    410 => "EL HAGE"
    11383 => "EL HARTI ALONSO"
    7279 => "EL MURR"
    6132 => "EL SAWAH"
    786 => "EL SAWAH"
    15354 => "ELKESLASSY"
    17259 => "ELTUMI"
    16948 => "EME"
    13041 => "ERNDT"
    5547 => "ESCOBAR"
    13096 => "EVANS"
    2560 => "FADLALLAH"
    18470 => "FAHS"
    6285 => "FANOU"
    18496 => "FARAH"
    12047 => "FARES"
    11942 => "FATHALLA"
    2518 => "FAVRE-BULLE"
    1044 => "FEARIS"
    16298 => "FEAUVEAUX"
    16248 => "FEDOROVA"
    460 => "FEIGHER"
    3826 => "FEKL"
    5603 => "FELLOUS"
    3632 => "FENEON"
    17006 => "FENGHOUR"
    2463 => "FERNANDEZ REVENGA"
    11907 => "FERNÁNDEZ ARROYO"
    455 => "FERNáNDEZ ANTUñA"
    17921 => "FERRI"
    14655 => "FERRIER"
    13596 => "FIERVILLE"
    12050 => "FIGUEIREDO CAMPOS DA NóBREGA"
    8553 => "FIGUEROA"
    7010 => "FILHOL"
    2599 => "FILIPIC"
    7033 => "FINKEL"
    12596 => "FISHER"
    15196 => "FITZPATRICK"
    10241 => "FLACCO"
    5895 => "FLOWER"
    5086 => "FOGDESTAM AGIUS"
    3572 => "FORSYTH"
    1250 => "FORTIN"
    10369 => "FORTUNE"
    244 => "FOTY"
    1804 => "FOUCHARD"
    1592 => "FOUCHARD PAPAEFSTRATIOU"
    12341 => "FOURET"
    934 => "FOX"
    1368 => "FOZ MANGE"
    15438 => "FRAGNY"
    1627 => "FRANC-MENGET"
    15982 => "FRANC-MENGET"
    1320 => "FRANCO"
    17332 => "FRANçA GOUVEIA"
    10266 => "FREDSTIE"
    17317 => "FREMUTH-WOLF"
    8164 => "FREY"
    15753 => "FRIEDLAND"
    15677 => "FRISCH"
    10432 => "FROHLOFF"
    1727 => "FRY"
    1529 => "GADY"
    2000 => "GAICIO-FIEVEZ"
    1388 => "GALVEZ"
    1295 => "GAMA"
    1357 => "GAMAL"
    2483 => "GARAUD"
    12594 => "GARCIA"
    7098 => "GARCíA REPRESA"
    15496 => "GAREL"
    16606 => "GARTON"
    9330 => "GASNE"
    900 => "GASPAR NOGUEIRA"
    12056 => "GASQUET"
    15223 => "GAUCHER"
    2188 => "GAYER"
    18389 => "GAYER"
    15516 => "GEARING KC"
    17023 => "GEHRING FLORES"
    286 => "GENET"
    580 => "GEORGE"
    16753 => "GEORGIEVA"
    15517 => "GERBAY"
    10772 => "GERDAU DE BORJA"
    3312 => "GHARAVI"
    17265 => "GHEZ"
    18200 => "GHICAJANU"
    18325 => "GIAKOUMAKIS"
    17800 => "GIARETTA"
    16171 => "GIDOIN"
    17038 => "GLASER"
    15137 => "GLOSTER"
    7859 => "GOAPPER"
    790 => "GOMEZ GUTIERREZ"
    13705 => "GONCALVES"
    16780 => "GONZALEZ"
    843 => "GONçALVES CORREIA"
    11605 => "GOODMAN"
    15955 => "GOPALAN"
    17671 => "GORDH HUMLESJO"
    16929 => "GORDILLO"
    16782 => "GOSAIN"
    15440 => "GOSSET"
    18324 => "GOUGH"
    7146 => "GOUIFFèS"
    11730 => "GOUTZAMANIS"
    17331 => "GOUVEIA"
    16864 => "GRAHAM-MOORE"
    17725 => "GRANADEIRO"
    6125 => "GRAND"
    6744 => "GRANIER"
    6969 => "GRASSI"
    1497 => "GREENBERG"
    7531 => "GREENOP"
    18430 => "GREMEAUX"
    17561 => "GREWAN"
    7178 => "GRIERSON"
    15358 => "GRIFFIN"
    15399 => "GRIGORYAN"
    16562 => "GRIMALDI"
    17291 => "GRITSENKO"
    15839 => "GROSJEAN"
    15819 => "GROSSER JIMéNEZ"
    10013 => "GRUDER KC"
    10680 => "GRéMAUD"
    17716 => "GRüB"
    18672 => "GUEVARA"
    8297 => "GUEYE"
    6403 => "GUILLARD SAZHKO"
    6391 => "GUILLARD SAZHKO"
    16454 => "GUITERA"
    11344 => "GUPTA"
    13235 => "GURDOVA"
    16282 => "GUSY"
    7620 => "GUTIERREZ"
    16913 => "HAAGEN"
    17024 => "HABANBO"
    6003 => "HADDAD"
    2398 => "HALLER"
    2232 => "HALONEN"
    17306 => "HAN"
    15125 => "HANEFELD"
    15129 => "HANOTIAU"
    892 => "HANOTIAU"
    8641 => "HAPP"
    1154 => "HARB"
    15144 => "HARDIN"
    6411 => "HARDY"
    17646 => "HARDY"
    873 => "HARDY"
    2296 => "HARELIMANA"
    1023 => "HARIDI"
    16934 => "HARRIS KC"
    929 => "HASCHER"
    648 => "HAUSER-MORELL"
    18124 => "HAVALIC"
    12307 => "HAY"
    1007 => "HAYWOOD"
    6231 => "HEBREARD"
    15220 => "HEINTZ"
    16501 => "HELALI"
    5701 => "HELLERINGER"
    16646 => "HENG"
    1313 => "HENRY"
    16883 => "HENRY"
    3474 => "HERRERA"
    12899 => "HESS"
    19654 => "HESSELING"
    16608 => "HIGGS"
    17290 => "HINCAPIé HINCAPIé"
    15663 => "HIOM HIOM II"
    4123 => "HIOUREAS"
    7355 => "HOFFELD"
    18594 => "HOFFMANN"
    15021 => "HOLLANDER"
    736 => "HOUERBI"
    12819 => "HRISTOVA"
    1983 => "HUE DE LA COLOMBE"
    10940 => "HURNI"
    10804 => "HUSSAIN"
    2345 => "IACOB"
    16518 => "IANNINI"
    17843 => "IANUS"
    17363 => "IMANOVA"
    808 => "INDGE"
    2478 => "INJIA"
    1243 => "IOANNOU"
    5615 => "ISAKSSON"
    16648 => "ISNARD"
    12235 => "IVANOVA"
    11673 => "IWAWAN"
    18409 => "IYER"
    8917 => "JACKSON-MCGILL KC"
    16422 => "JACOMY"
    2014 => "JACOVIDES"
    17809 => "JACQUIER"
    15068 => "JAICHANDNI"
    8908 => "JAIME"
    17191 => "JALICOT"
    916 => "JAMES"
    15595 => "JANDARD"
    16360 => "JANSSENS"
    3520 => "JAROSLAVSKY"
    3052 => "JARROSSON"
    17496 => "JASPE"
    2753 => "JHANGIANI"
    2099 => "JIMENEZ PINTóN"
    432 => "JIN"
    12243 => "JINADU"
    13501 => "JOHNSON"
    18354 => "JORDÁN RAMÍREZ"
    17701 => "JOSEPH"
    10052 => "JOUBIN-BRET"
    15162 => "JOURDAN -MARQUES"
    2293 => "JURATOWITCH KC"
    11282 => "JøRGENSEN"
    11382 => "KABBOURI"
    4507 => "KAISSI"
    209 => "KAMINSKY"
    15386 => "KAPLAN"
    11868 => "KAPLAN"
    3255 => "KAPOOR"
    1045 => "KAPOOR"
    17393 => "KARAJ"
    10283 => "KARALIS"
    12302 => "KARSENTY-RICARD"
    1036 => "KEMP"
    12231 => "KENDRA"
    12245 => "KENFACK"
    4635 => "KERR"
    10627 => "KHAFAGY"
    1855 => "KHALIL"
    3350 => "KHAYAT"
    15726 => "KHUBCHANDANI"
    11519 => "KHVALEI"
    17644 => "KIECHEL"
    2292 => "KILCHES"
    16981 => "KIM"
    17456 => "KIM"
    15735 => "KINNEAR"
    16538 => "KLEIN KRANENBERG"
    1152 => "KLEINER"
    15242 => "KLEINER"
    8656 => "KLEINHEISTERKAMP"
    17888 => "KLEINMANN"
    3124 => "KLEIST"
    17564 => "KLEMISCH"
    4538 => "KNIEF"
    159 => "KNOLL-TUDOR"
    11649 => "KNOWLES"
    17067 => "KNUDSEN"
    2739 => "KODO"
    4915 => "KOHL"
    17451 => "KOKHREIDZE"
    9632 => "KONATE"
    11597 => "KONE"
    2089 => "KOPETZKI"
    387 => "KOROM"
    16111 => "KORTE"
    15121 => "KOSTYTSKA"
    17383 => "KOUAMI"
    17353 => "KOUZNETSOV"
    17824 => "KOZMA"
    17375 => "KOZMENKO"
    3744 => "KRALJIC"
    999 => "KRAPIVINA"
    1104 => "KRASULA"
    15907 => "KREIS"
    11015 => "KRESTIN"
    920 => "KRISTOVIC-BLAZEVIC"
    7018 => "KUREK"
    17699 => "KUSHCH"
    3951 => "LA IV"
    3191 => "LAAZOUZI"
    16297 => "LAAZOUZI"
    15840 => "LABI"
    2880 => "LABORDE "
    15797 => "LABRUNE"
    15214 => "LACHHEB"
    18387 => "LACHHEB"
    16754 => "LACOSTE"
    270 => "LACRETA"
    2096 => "LADJIMI"
    1078 => "LAHLOU"
    15594 => "LAHOUAZI"
    13541 => "LAI"
    15673 => "LANDON"
    3517 => "LAPUERTA"
    3260 => "LARBAOUI"
    15816 => "LARREA"
    17525 => "LARRIBèRE"
    13507 => "LARRIBèRE"
    16289 => "LAU"
    17396 => "LAU SC"
    4180 => "LAURIOL"
    748 => "LAVRANOS"
    6015 => "LAWRENCE"
    2592 => "LE GOFF"
    1383 => "LE QUILLEC"
    3506 => "LEBOIS"
    17484 => "LECHHEB"
    15467 => "LEE"
    15362 => "LEE"
    15385 => "LEE"
    16847 => "LEFEUVRE"
    6320 => "LEGER"
    11237 => "LEGKA"
    13896 => "LEGROS"
    15749 => "LEIKIN"
    3129 => "LEJNIECE"
    6491 => "LEMAIRE"
    15055 => "LEONG"
    16299 => "LEONG"
    19771 => "LEOVEANU"
    15524 => "LEOVEANU"
    9837 => "LEOVEANU"
    5098 => "LEPTOURGOU"
    2422 => "LETIZIA"
    9985 => "LEVASHOVA"
    2329 => "LEVENTHAL"
    17741 => "LEVêQUE"
    941 => "LEYNAUD"
    17934 => "LEÓN LA FAYE"
    16412 => "LI"
    18481 => "LI"
    16985 => "LI"
    16466 => "LIEW"
    8256 => "LIGHTFOOT"
    14398 => "LIMOND"
    3353 => "LINARES"
    991 => "LITTLE"
    15960 => "LIVSCHITZ"
    19533 => "LOLLIOT"
    1513 => "LONGO"
    2122 => "LOPEZ"
    4196 => "LOPEZ ORTIZ"
    18416 => "LOUISE"
    10858 => "LOUTFI"
    15784 => "LOVE"
    11996 => "LOW"
    16096 => "LOWTHER"
    12795 => "LU"
    17381 => "LU"
    2155 => "LUME"
    17262 => "LYSAGHT"
    16579 => "M'ZIANI"
    6726 => "MA"
    11842 => "MAALOUF"
    1071 => "MACDONALD KC"
    16976 => "MACGREGOR"
    3484 => "MACKENZIE"
    16959 => "MACKINNON"
    3508 => "MADDEN KC"
    15189 => "MAFOHO BOUDJEKA"
    2372 => "MAINGUY"
    2174 => "MAINGUY"
    404 => "MAIRE DU POSET"
    15429 => "MAK"
    6399 => "MAKHLOUF"
    367 => "MAKOWSKI"
    12547 => "MALAGUTI"
    5472 => "MALAN"
    16665 => "MALEK"
    3843 => "MALINVAUD"
    9626 => "MALLEVILLE"
    17546 => "MALSKYY"
    17354 => "MALTBY"
    5666 => "MANCIAUX"
    15293 => "MANI"
    11800 => "MANTAS"
    471 => "MANTILLA"
    2257 => "MANTILLA-SERRANO"
    19651 => "MARAVIGNA"
    15052 => "MARCOPOULOS"
    17027 => "MARECHAL"
    17947 => "MARGOLIN"
    15607 => "MARIUZ"
    1024 => "MARKBAOUI"
    16965 => "MARSHALL"
    11241 => "MARSIGNY"
    15951 => "MARTINEAU"
    18708 => "MARTíNEZ"
    17018 => "MARZAL"
    16905 => "MARZOLINI"
    10032 => "MASTROBUONO"
    17804 => "MATERA"
    17330 => "MATTAMOUROS RESENDE"
    1287 => "MATTHEWS"
    488 => "MAYAL"
    4154 => "MBENGUE"
    3082 => "MCARTHUR"
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