After the success of our inaugural first edition last year, the South Eastern Europe Arbitration Conference (SEEA) is thrilled to announce its much-anticipated second edition, returning to the vibrant city of Vienna this autumn, on 26 September 2024. Join us for another day of enriching discussions, insightful panels, and networking opportunities in the beautiful setting of the Almanac Palais Hotel Vienna.
On the agenda:
Current Trends in International Arbitration in South Eastern Europe
Istanbul Arbitration Week aims to bring together arbitrators, lawyers, academics, and arbitration experts from all over the world.
ISTAW 2024’s panels will follow a dynamic format and foster an open discussion forum regarding the future of international arbitration. They will shed light on new arbitration techniques, focus on developments and evolving interpretations and views, and discuss the best practices for international arbitration in the new virtual reality.
Join us in Lithuania as we delve into the theme of "Arbitration in Turbulent Times." This conference will explore the profound effects of sanctions, wars, and corruption on the arbitration process. Key discussions will include:
This year, our Secretary General Caroline Falconer will be one of the speakers in a panel discussion on hot issues in international arbitration. This part of the agenda is planned at 14.00-15.00 (UTC+8).
Time: 08.30-17.25 (UTC+8)
Date: 27 June 2024
Venue: China World Hotel, Beijing, China
Following the meeting, there will be a launch event for the book "Högkvalitativa skiljeförfaranden i Sverige," summarising the first five reports from the SAA Arbitration Reports project, started in April 2022 to enhance Swedish arbitration. SCC Secretary General Caroline Falconer and SCC Head of Quality Evelina Wahlström have contributed to the book.
The Swedish Arbitration Days are organised by the Swedish Arbitration Association, proudly supported by the SCC Arbitration Institute.
This LIDW2024 event, organised by Osborne Clarke, McNair International, and Clyde & Co, strives to be a forward-thinking and inclusive forum for discussion, embracing legal London’s commitment to diversity.
International arbitration often involves multiple parties from different countries, highlighting differences in legislation and practice. Our goal is to address challenges that occur in disputes and contribute to improved proceedings in the future.
The program of the Dutch Arbitration Day will address the challenges and opportunities present in the next generation of disputes, arbitrators, advocates, technologies, and arbitration rules.
Date: 6 June
Time: Conference: 10.00 – 16.45 / Festive Dinner and Drinks: 16.45 – 23.00
Venue: H'ART Museum, Amstel 51 – Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Since international arbitration can involve multiple international parties, highlight differences in legislation and practice between countries, it can create complications regarding evidence and the expectations on the dispute resolution mechanism.
Australian Arbitration Week 2024 is organized by the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA) and the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Australia (Ciarb Australia). This conference routinely attracts speakers and delegates from across Australia and around the world.
SCC Arbitration Institute supports Australian Arbitration Week 2024.