Description
This webcast serves as a primer on international arbitration law, offering a structured introduction for attorneys looking to enter the field while also providing valuable insights for experienced practitioners. Participants will gain a foundational understanding of international commercial, with guidance from leading arbitration lawyers and legal scholars. A key component of the program is the Restatement of the Law, the U.S. Law of International Commercial and Investor-State Arbitration, which provides a comprehensive analysis of legal principles shaping arbitration law in the United States.
This course covers fundamental concepts in international arbitration while integrating key aspects of the Restatement. Topics include:
> Fundamental distinctions between international and domestic arbitration, and the importance of the arbitral seat
> Key legal frameworks, including the New York Convention, the Panama Convention, and the Federal Arbitration Act
> The enforce-ability of arbitration agreements and gateway issues in international arbitration
> Post-award relief and challenging and enforcing arbitral awards rendered in the U.S. and abroad
This program is ideal for attorneys, legal advisers, and dispute resolution professionals who are new to international arbitration or seeking to expand their practice. It is also valuable for arbitrators, in-house counsel, and legal academics interested in a deeper understanding of how U.S. law interacts with international commercial. Whether you are exploring a career shift or refining your expertise, this course provides the essential knowledge and practical strategies needed to navigate the field effectively.