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Enforcement of Awards and Judgments - Cross-Border Strategies
Sector:
Cross-Industry – Dispute Resolution
Technical Focus Area:
Dispute Resolution & Arbitration
Modular Syllabus
About the Course
This course provides practical training in cross-border enforcement of arbitral awards and court judgments, covering the legal frameworks and practical strategies used to pursue recovery against assets located in different jurisdictions. It is designed for professionals managing dispute outcomes with an international dimension.
Participants examine the New York Convention framework, asset tracing techniques, and enforcement challenges in different legal systems, building the practical skills needed to plan an effective cross-border enforcement strategy. Case examples illustrate enforcement successes and obstacles in comparable disputes.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Apply the New York Convention framework to award enforcement.
- Develop an asset tracing strategy for enforcement purposes.
- Identify enforcement obstacles in different jurisdictions.
- Assess grounds for resisting enforcement of an award or judgment.
- Plan a multi-jurisdictional enforcement strategy.
- Coordinate with local counsel on enforcement actions.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for professionals managing cross-border enforcement, including:
- In-house and private practice lawyers
- Dispute resolution professionals
- Corporate recovery and asset tracing specialists
- Finance professionals supporting recovery efforts
- Executives overseeing cross-border disputes
Cross-Border Enforcement Fundamentals
- Enforcement of arbitral awards versus court judgments
- The New York Convention framework
- Recognition and enforcement treaties for judgments
- Choosing where to enforce
- Common enforcement strategy considerations
Course Dates & Prices
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