Future of Int'l Commercial Arbitration in APAC Region
About This Course
At the end of the course, participants would be able to:
1. Analyze recent developments in international commercial arbitration, including emergency arbitrations, arb-med-arb protocols, and expedited procedures, with a focus on their implementation and effectiveness in jurisdictions across the Asia-Pacific region;
2. Evaluate the comparative advantages and challenges of innovations in international commercial arbitration, such as the expeditious dismissal of manifestly unmeritorious claims and consolidation and joinder procedures, fostering a nuanced understanding of their impact on dispute resolution practices;
3. Explore emerging trends in international commercial arbitration, including the integration of artificial intelligence, online dispute resolution, and blockchain technology, and assess their potential implications for the future of dispute resolution in the APAC region; and
4. Gain practical experience through case studies that provide hands-on exposure to arbitral rules, legislation, and procedural frameworks, enabling participants to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios in international commercial arbitration.
What You'll Learn
The course will examine recent developments and future directions in international commercial arbitration. Recent innovations such as emergency arbitrations, arb-med-arb protocols, expeditious dismissal of manifestly unmeritorious claims, consolidation and joinder, and expedited procedures will be examined from a comparative and analytical perspective with a focus on jurisdictions in the Asia-Pacific region. It will also attempt to identify future trends in international commercial arbitration, including the use of artificial intelligence, online dispute resolution, block chain technology and other procedural and technological innovations. It will utilize case studies to allow participants to gain hands-on experience with arbitral rules, legislation and procedure.
Entry Requirements
A good Bachelor's or Juris Doctor degree in Law