SCC Online Seminar Series
In times when meeting in person is difficult, SCC continues the discussion via its online seminar series.
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In times when meeting in person is difficult, SCC continues the discussion via its online seminar series.
Whether you are an in-house counsel, external counsel or not a lawyer at all, you might occasionally find yourself negotiating the dispute resolution clause in contracts, the so-called “midnight clause”. This seminar provides insight and arguments for different dispute resolution options together with key aspects to consider.
The aim of this seminar, the first of two, is to launch the Italian translation of the Code of Best Practices in Arbitration of the Spanish Arbitration Club. Prof. Patricia Shaughnessy will speak about the SCC in the panel "Governance of Arbitral institutions".
Addressing the complex intersection of law and technology requires knowledge of law, technology and ethics. In this seminar we discuss the reality, the hype and the concerns of automation, AI and blockchain within arbitration. How far have we come and what are the potential ethical concerns with the development ahead?
Postponed to a later date, to be decided, due to the organisers taking cautionary measures considering the risk of further spread of the COVID-19 (the “coronavirus”). Liaise, learn and network with the field’s legends, leaders, and rising stars at the first annual 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square Arbitration Conference with the theme "Arbitration with 2020 Hindsight and 2020 Foresight".
During the two-days event, leading experts from around the world will discuss among other things how arbitration can tackle the controversies arising out of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Practicing Law Institute (PLI) will hold the International Arbitration Program 2020 via webcast, where SCC Secretary General Annette Magnusson will be one of the presenters.
Board meetings are held once per month. The function of the SCC Board is to make decisions as required under the SCC Rules. This includes decisions regarding prima facie jurisdiction, appointment of arbitrators, challenge to arbitrators and the costs of the arbitration.
Postponed until June 2021. The CIArb invite to two courses in June, the 2020 Columbia – Comprehensive Course on International Arbitration and the Accelerated Route to Fellowship.
Board meetings are held once per month. The function of the SCC Board is to make decisions as required under the SCC Rules. This includes decisions regarding prima facie jurisdiction, appointment of arbitrators, challenge to arbitrators and the costs of the arbitration.
Board meetings are held once per month. The function of the SCC Board is to make decisions as required under the SCC Rules. This includes decisions regarding prima facie jurisdiction, appointment of arbitrators, challenge to arbitrators and the costs of the arbitration.
Due to the health hazards, travel restrictions, and other risks associated with the coronavirus/covid-19 crisis, the SAA’s Executive Committee has decided to postpone the Swedish Arbitration Days until September 2021. The Swedish Arbitration Association has the pleasure of inviting you to the Swedish Arbitration Days 2020 on the overarching theme of "Integrity in International Arbitration".
Board meetings are held once per month. The function of the SCC Board is to make decisions as required under the SCC Rules. This includes decisions regarding prima facie jurisdiction, appointment of arbitrators, challenge to arbitrators and the costs of the arbitration.
Board meetings are held once per month. The function of the SCC Board is to make decisions as required under the SCC Rules. This includes decisions regarding prima facie jurisdiction, appointment of arbitrators, challenge to arbitrators and the costs of the arbitration.
Board meetings are held once per month. The function of the SCC Board is to make decisions as required under the SCC Rules. This includes decisions regarding prima facie jurisdiction, appointment of arbitrators, challenge to arbitrators and the costs of the arbitration.
Board meetings are held once per month. The function of the SCC Board is to make decisions as required under the SCC Rules. This includes decisions regarding prima facie jurisdiction, appointment of arbitrators, challenge to arbitrators and the costs of the arbitration.