Arbitration & climate disputes

April 2021

The flexibility of arbitration makes it an ideal forum to achieve swift decisions in disputes related to climate change, when underpinned with the right legislation, writes Pamela McDonald of Pinsent Masons Climate change is a global, complex and non-individualistic phenomenon, concern and problem, which affects everyone. Efforts are being made globally to adopt tangible policies which will change the trajectory...

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May 2024

ICCA Congress 2024 Hong Kong - ‘International Arbitration: A Human Endeavour’

05 - 08 May 2024

ICCA's biennial Congresses attract a large number of participants from across the globe and have made significant contributions to the development of dispute resolution theory and practice. Renowned for stimulating in-depth discussion and providing new insights on matters related to international arbitration, the ICCA Congress is the largest regular conference devoted to international arbitration and caters to both practitioners looking to build a practice in international arbitration and experts in the arbitration community.

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