Eight years into EU sanctions regime and with a new wave of sanctions imposed in 2022, what is the impact on international arbitration? During this event we will discuss the sanctions regime from various aspects – the SCC’s approach to administering disputes involving sanctioned entities, sanctions as claims or defenses and impact on arbitral tribunals’ work.
The Swedish Arbitration Days 2022 will take place in Stockholm on 1–2 September 2022. Secretary General Kristin Campbell-Wilson participates in a panel discussion on the second day of the conference.
Legal counsel Natalia Petrik will attend the Vilnius Arbitration Day 2022 together with top international arbitration experts on 16 September 2022 to discuss the sanctions and other contemporary challenges in international arbitration.
Future of Technology in Arbitration (FOTA22) is a conference focusing on current and emerging technologies that will play a part in tomorrow's arbitrations.
SCC Deputy Secretary General Natalia Petrik, will attend the The Certificate in International Commercial and Investment Arbitration, a one-week long course about international commercial and investment arbitration.
SCC Deputy Secretary General Natalia Petrik will speak at the GIAC Arbitration Days 2022; a two-day conference organized by the Georgian International Arbitration Centre. This the ninth edition takes place in Tbilisi on 12-13 October 2022.
Roschier invites to the launch of the book “Digital Hearings – Civil Procedure and Arbitration” in Stockholm on 13 October 2022. Representants from the SCC will be there to share some recent interesting data concerning online hearings.
International Conference Kyiv Arbitration Days 2022 will focus upon the difficult and highky topical issue: "After the war: the legal battles".
