Business Lunch on “Setting aside arbitral awards” (Milan – 12 December 2018)
We are glad to invite you to our next business lunch, which will be held on Wednesday 12 December 2018 at the Hotel de la
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CEAM CEAC Arbitration Breakfast
On October 9, 2018 the “CEAM – CEAM Arbitration Breakfast”, a lively debate on core values of arbitration compared to state court jurisdictions, has taken
Conference on “International disputes after Brexit. Arbitration as an opportunity for Italy” (Milan, 30 October 2018)
We are glad to invite you to our conference on International disputes after Brexit. Arbitration as an opportunity for Italy which will be held on
Med-Mid XII (Cyprus – 26 October 2018)
The European Court of Arbitration and The International School of Arbitration and Mediation of the Mediterranean and of the Middle East, with the cooperation of
Business Lunch on “The relationship between in-house counsel and external counsel in international arbitration proceedings” – Milan – 29 June 2018
We are glad to invite you to our next business lunch, which will be held on Friday 29 June 2018 at the Hotel de la
The extrajudicial resolution of commercial and telecommunication disputes: the relationship between mediation, conciliation and the civil proceeding
Debating best practices and future scenarios The Regional Committee for Communications of Lazio (CORECOM Lazio) in collaboration with the Center de Médiation de l’Europe, de
Tunis Conference
Our institution has co-sponsored a conference organized by the University of Tunis on institutional arbitration at Gammarth (La Mersa). The speeches by Prof. Filali Osman
Conference at the University of Alcalà
Our Spanish Chapter has cosponsored a conference on strategies on arbitration and mediation, organized by the University of Alcalà, which is one of the two
Reliance Industries and Justice
The Commercial Division of the High Court of England and Wales has allowed a challenge by reliance Industries of an award in a dispute over
OHADA’s Reformed Arbitration Law
The 17 African States which has formed the Organization for the Harmonization of Business Law in Africa are now benefiting from a reformed arbitration law
