Arbitrators, Hong Kong, ICCA, ICCA Edinburgh 2022, Investment Arbitration

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After a gala evening at the National Museum of Scotland filled with Scottish gastronomy and ceilidh dancing, delegates returned to the conference centre for the last day of the ICCA Congress. Renaissance Arbitrator This panel asked: “what can lawyers and arbitrators learn from disciplines outside the law and arbitration?”. That question is particularly timely as…

Africa, Artificial Intelligence, Asia, Climate change, ICCA, ICCA Edinburgh 2022, Legitimacy, Reform, Technology, Working Group III, Young Arbitration

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The second day of the ICCA Congress took place on Tuesday, September 20. Delegates gathered in the morning for the presentation of the inaugural ICCA Guillermo Aguilar-Alvarez Memorial Prize, established in honour of former ICCA Governing Board Member Guillermo Aguilar-Alvarez. Professor Stefano Azzali said a few words on the life and career of Guillermo, fondly…

Artificial Intelligence, Costs in arbitral proceedings, COVID-19, Diversity, Due process, ICCA, ICCA Edinburgh 2022, sociology of international arbitration

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The first full day of the ICCA Congress took place on Monday, September 19. Delegates gathered early in the morning for a keynote speech by Louise Arbour, former Canadian diplomat, Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, High Commissioner for Refugees, Chief Prosecutor for the Yugoslavia and Rwanda Tribunals and current Senior Counsel at BLG….