This series is designed to raise the awareness of “arbitration” users as to the right choice of Arbitration Rules and forums, and to reinforce cooperation between the arbitral institutions. These webinars present, one by one, institutions such as LCIA, ICC, SIAC, ICSID, ICDR, and many others. Our goal is to reach beyond the ordinary and bland description of main features and give the audience a practical tool facilitating the choice of the set of rules appropriate for each individual case.
The security for costs measure provides responding parties with the possibility, in certain circumstances, to ensure their legal costs will be covered in the event of a successful result in the case. It represents “a deviation from the principle that each party bears its own costs until the arbitral tribunal renders its costs decision.”
Date: 4 October 2024
Breakfast from: 8.30 am
Event: 9.00 am - 10:30 am
Venue: SCC Arbitration Institute, Regeringsgatan 29, Stockholm
Under the moderation of SCC Deputy Secretary General, Madeleine Thörn, commercial mediator Pirita Virtanen and Vattenfall General Counsel Jonas Bengtsson will discuss the current developments, advantages and pitfalls when considering mediation to resolve international disputes.
After the presentations by Pirita Virtanen and Jonas Bengtsson, participants will be invited to contribute to the discussion.
This event will provide a comprehensive update to the SCC Report on the costs of arbitration and the apportionment of costs, emphasizing transparency and cost-efficiency in arbitration proceedings. In light of the ongoing efforts to reduce the costs of arbitration and in the interest of transparency in arbitration, this update will provide information on the average costs of arbitration proceedings under the SCC Rules, including for the first time, data on cases under the SCC Rules for Expedited Arbitrations.
We are pleased to host an exclusive event exploring the renowned Swedish approach to negotiations — a method distinguished by its focus on consensus, collaboration, and pragmatism. Unlike more adversarial styles, the Swedish method offers a unique perspective that can be highly effective across various contexts, including commercial, diplomatic, and legal negotiations.
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The Frankfurt Investment Arbitration Moot Court is the oldest and most prestigious student competition in the area of investment protection law.
In this year's moot problem, the participants have grappled with certain legal questions arising out of the decision of an emergency arbitrator appointed under the SCC Rules.
On 14 June, we will delve into the specific features of the SCC Rules and explore how they ensure efficient arbitrations. Join us for an afternoon focused on Dispute Resolution in Serbia in general and arbitration under the SCC Rules in particular.
Join us for a bubbly breakfast and hear about expedited arbitration under the SCC Rules from various angles: from the arbitrator’s perspective on managing condensed timelines while ensuring fairness, to counsel's strategies for effective advocacy within limited timeframes, to the SCC’s approach in meeting the users’ needs, to the in-house perspective, on the demands of the business world.