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International Arbitration - Strategy and Procedure Mastery
Sector:
Cross-Industry – Dispute Resolution
Technical Focus Area:
Dispute Resolution & Arbitration
Modular Syllabus
About the Course
This course provides comprehensive training in international arbitration, covering how disputes proceed from initiation through hearing and award under major arbitral rules. It is designed for legal and commercial professionals involved in managing or supporting arbitration proceedings.
Participants examine arbitration clause drafting, procedural strategy, and evidentiary practice, building the practical skills needed to navigate arbitration effectively as either claimant or respondent. Case examples illustrate strategic decisions at each stage of an arbitration.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Draft effective arbitration clauses.
- Develop a procedural strategy for an arbitration proceeding.
- Manage evidentiary and disclosure processes in arbitration.
- Select and work effectively with arbitrators.
- Assess the strengths and weaknesses of an arbitration case.
- Support enforcement of arbitral awards.
- Compare arbitration with litigation for dispute resolution.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for professionals involved in international arbitration, including:
- In-house and private practice lawyers
- Commercial and contracts managers
- Dispute resolution professionals
- Project managers on disputed contracts
- Executives overseeing major disputes
Arbitration Fundamentals
- Arbitration versus litigation and mediation
- Major arbitral institutions and rules
- Seat and governing law considerations
- Ad hoc versus institutional arbitration
- Advantages and limitations of arbitration
Course Dates & Prices
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