Dispute prevention and settlement

Dispute prevention and settlement
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Dispute prevention and settlement

12–16 May 2025
The course is available in English
Introduction to the course

Effective dispute prevention and settlement are pivotal for maintaining smooth international commercial relations. The training course, "Dispute Prevention and Settlement," is crafted to provide participants with a deep understanding of various mechanisms and strategies for resolving disputes in an international context.

This immersive, one-week programme offers a dynamic and interactive learning experience, featuring expert-led discussions, practical case studies, and collaborative workshops. Participants will explore key topics including Third-Party Funding in International Arbitration, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), mediation, amicable dispute resolution, and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters. Additionally, the course will cover Parallel Proceedings and the intricacies of the Brussels I Regime concerning recognition and enforcement.

Conducted in an environment that fosters networking and collaboration, this course provides a unique platform to engage with leading experts and peers from various sectors worldwide. The programme will delve into the legal frameworks and policies governing dispute prevention and resolution, equipping participants with practical skills and strategies to effectively manage disputes. By the end of the course, participants will have developed a comprehensive understanding of dispute prevention and settlement mechanisms, joining a global community of professionals dedicated to enhancing their expertise and impact in international trade law.

Who attends this course?

This course is designed for:

  • Legal professionals, consultants, practitioners, and managers with substantial experience in international trade law
  • Senior officials from public and private sectors, UN agencies, foundations, and NGOs
  • Specialists in corporate legal departments, government bodies, international organisations, and academic or research institutions seeking to deepen their expertise in dispute prevention and settlement

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