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Archives 2007 :
New appointments to ICC Court
Three new appointments were made to the International Court of Arbitration at the recent meeting of ICC’s World Council in Paris. |
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The resolution of disputes under international construction contracts
The next conference co-organized by ICC and FIDIC will be hosted by ICC Monaco on 24-25 January 2008. The conference will provide comprehensive coverage of ICC dispute resolution procedures in the construction sector and latest information on FIDIC forms, plus a look at construction projects in Monaco.
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Arbitration and Expertise
A conference "Arbitration and Expertise: Use of Experts in International Arbitration" will take place in Paris on 11 January 2008,
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for more information. |
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10th anniversary: save the date!
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the ICC Rules of Arbitration, a conference will be held in Paris under the auspices of the International Court of Arbitration on 23 April 2008. |
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Bahrain conference scores a success
The ICC conference in Bahrain on 10-11 November aroused widespread interest and helped to expand mutual understanding between banking and arbitration in the Arab world. |
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Bahrain conference on arbitration in an Islamic setting
The role of arbitration in economic development and in relation to Sharia law and the Islamic finance industry will be the subject of a conference in Manama on 10 –11 November. Organized by ICC Bahrain with the involvement of local and international personalities, the event will be followed by a one-day workshop on the enforcement and challenge of arbitral awards. The programme in
English
, in
Arabic
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Paris to host next Joint Colloquium
This year’s ICC/AAA/ICSID Joint Colloquium will be hosted by the ICC International Court of Arbitration in Paris on 16 November. Distinguished arbitrators will join the leaders of the three institutions to examine issues of current interest including efficiency in arbitral proceedings, State-party arbitration and extending proceedings beyond the original parties.
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for more information. |
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ICC Commission on Arbitration meets in Asia
The ICC Commission on Arbitration yesterday held its semi-annual review of work in progress in Singapore. The meeting also provided an opportunity for exchanges on questions of regional interest and attracted much interest from local players.
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ICC Arbitration in Latin America
The International Court of Arbitration returns to Miami on 4 to 6 November for the ICC Annual Conference on International Commercial Arbitration in Latin America. Now in its fifth year, this event is a key forum for understanding arbitration in the region and includes presentations from a distinguished line-up of professionals. |
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Arbitration workshop for corporate users
A day of discussions on how to make the most of arbitration will take place at ICC in Paris on 22 October. Designed specially for industry professionals, this informal and interactive training programme will offer practical guidance and debate on making the best choices in relation to arbitration.
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for full details of this event. |
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Guidance on enhancing efficiency in arbitration
ICC has published a report from its Commission on Arbitration containing suggestions on how to reduce time and cost in arbitration. The report will be of valuable assistance to arbitrators, parties and their counsel when seeking ways of achieving greater efficiency in case management.
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for more information.
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Iran and ICC arbitration
Aspects of international arbitration of particular interest to Iranian business lawyers, in-house counsel and public sector officials will be the subject of a one-day seminar in Teheran on 2 September 2007. The program will begin with an address by the Chairman of the ICC Court and include speeches by experts on international arbitration law and practice.
Registration and programme are
available here
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New issue of ICC Court Bulletin
The latest issue of the
ICC International Court of Arbitration Bulletin
contains a special feature on amiable composition, with extracts from several ICC awards, as well as the 2006 Statistical Report, interviews with Dispute Board practitioners, and a new Commission report on controlling time and costs in arbitration.
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New training modules in arbitration
A new series of training sessions aimed at experienced arbitration practitioners will be launched by ICC on 24-25 September. Originated by the ICC Institute of World Business Law, the first three modules will cover document production, site inspection and confidentiality.
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for more information .
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New Delhi conference
The next biennial conference of the International Federation of Commercial Arbitration Institutions (IFCAI), of which the ICC Court is a member, will take place in New Delhi on 19 and 20 October 2007. International arbitration specialists will join representatives of the Indian legal profession to discuss topical issues, including arbitration clauses, case management and the role of the courts.
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for more information.
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Upcoming New York conference
Arbitrator independence will be the theme of a conference to be held in New York City on 24 September 2007. Organized by the ICC Court with the support of the US Council for International Business (USCIB), this event is a chance to find out more about the workings of the Court from those most directly involved.
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for more information.
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New appointments to ICC Court
At its recent meeting in Istanbul, the ICC World Council appointed Mr Manuel José Vial Vial as member for Chile and Mr Kap-You (Kevin) Kim as alternate member for Korea.
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Rules for a Pre-Arbitral Referee Procedure now in Arabic
There is an increasing demand for information on international commercial arbitration from Arab countries. Last month, a conference organized in Tunis by ICC and two local organizations presented a broad picture of arbitration in the region. ICC now offers the Arabic-speaking world a translation of its Rules for a Pre-Arbitral Referee Procedure, alongside the already existing Arabic translation of its Rules of Arbitration.
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to see a full list of available translations.
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Historic landmark for ICC Court
A new landmark has been reached in the history of the ICC Court with the registration of its 15,000th case. The case was filed by a Korean claimant against two Uzbek respondents and the parties have chosen London as the place of arbitration. As a multiparty arbitration embracing diverse legal and cultural traditions, this arbitration typifies the scope and adaptability of ICC proceedings
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ICC arbitration workshop in US
A first-ever US ICC arbitration workshop will take place in San Francisco on 10-12 June. This hands-on event will offer expert guidance on drafting documents in ICC proceedings as well the opportunity to follow a mock case, step-by-step. Numbers are limited to optimize the benefit for participants. For more information click
here
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New Secretary General named
ICC has announced that Jason Fry will succeed Anne Marie Whitesell as Secretary General of the International Court of Arbitration. A New Zealand and British citizen, Mr Fry, has been a Court member for the past seven years and has long-standing experience as a practitioner of international arbitration and private international law. He will take up his new duties in October.
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International conference on the Arab world
An international conference on arbitration in the Arab world, jointly organized by ICC and two local organizations, CCAT and UTICA, will take place in Tunis on 17 and 18 May 2007. The increasing interest arbitration is attracting in this region reflects current growth in local economies and their rising importance at a strategic level. Conference participants will have an opportunity to hear international experts analyse recent trends in international commercial arbitation and to become better acquainted with the practice and characteristics of arbitration in the Arab world.
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Court representation in Asia
The International Court of Arbitration announces the appointment of Cheng-Yee Khong as Director for Arbitration and ADR in Asia.
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New look at new claims
The latest issue of the
ICC International Court of Arbitration Bulletin
contains a special feature on Article 19 of the ICC Rules of Arbitration, including extracts from 20 ICC awards and a commentary by ICC arbitration specialist Eric A. Schwartz.
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Thai translations of ICC rules
The ICC Rules of Arbitration and the ICC Rules for a Pre-Arbitral Referee Procedure, which have already been translated into several languages, are now available in Thai.
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for the full list of translations. These two sets of rules are published together in ICC Publication 838, which is available in Thai from
ICC Thailand
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International Construction contracts and the resolution of disputes
ICC and FIDIC will hold their next conference on dispute resolution and international construction contracts in Dubai on 22–23 April 2007. In addition to covering common procedural problems, the conference will also include an update on current developments and a special focus on resolving disputes in the Gulf region. Now in its eighth year, this is a highly practical and informative event.
For full details,
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International arbitration congress in Peru
Peru will be the setting for an international arbitration congress, co-sponsored by ICC. The event will take place at the University of San Ignacio de Loyola in Lima from 9 to 12 April.
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Summer academy on international dispute resolution
Members of the Secretariat of the International Court of Arbitration will once again participate in the annual Summer Academy organized by the Heidelberg Center for International Dispute Resolution in Germany. This year’s event will take place between 9 and 14 July. For more information
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ICC arbitration tops records in 2006
ICC arbitration once again confirmed its international outreach in 2006 with proceedings in more countries than ever before and arbitrators of a record number of nationalities. A total of 593 new cases were filed, equalling the record set in 2002.
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for key facts and figures on ICC arbitration in 2006.
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ICC arbitration workshop in Beijing
A seminar on ICC arbitration will take place in Beijing on 18 and 19 April 2007, on the eve of the annual IPBA conference (
http://www.IPBA2007.com
)
. The seminar will offer expert analysis of ICC procedure together with a mock case giving a concrete illustration of its application. For full details
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IAAP Workshop
A workshop designed to give experienced arbitration practitioners a deeper understanding of present-day trends in arbitration procedure will take place at the ICC International Secretariat in Paris on 12-13 March 2007. Organized by the ICC Institute of World Business Law, this International Advanced Arbitration Practice Worshop will include a forum on confidentiality in international arbitration as well as discussions on arbitration clauses, the role of the arbitrator, hearings and the enforcement of awards. For a complete programme and registration details,
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Training course on international commercial arbitration
A four-day training course involving a mock arbitration under the ICC Rules of Arbitration will take place in Paris from 19 to 22 February. Of special interest to participants from developing countries and emerging economies,
the training will meet the practical needs of those involved in international trade, highlighting differences in cultures and legal practices. For a complete programme and to register, please
click here
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New parties to New York Convention
The Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards will shortly be in force in 142 countries worldwide, following the recent accession of the Bahamas, Gabon and the Marshall Islands. All three States have acceded to this key international arbitration treaty without reservations.
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to see a full list of current parties to the Convention.
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