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The new UK Arbitration Act

Run Time
29 Minutes
Learning Method
On-Demand Training
Practice Area
Arbitration
Available Until
11/02/2027

Price £130.00

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Description

Richard Trinick, Counsel and Nicole Geldenhuys, Associate at Three Crowns LLP discuss the New UK Arbitration Act. This webinar focuses on the background to the Arbitration Bill, the main reform contemplated by the Bill, and what will remain the same, the expected next steps, and when the proposed changes will be expected to be implemented.

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Speakers

Richard Trinick

Counsel

Three Crowns

Richard is recognised as a recommended lawyer for international arbitration in The Legal 500 UK’s 2023 and 2024 guides.

Richard has also been appointed as sole arbitrator under the ICC Rules in relation to a financial services dispute.  Prior to joining Three Crowns, Richard spent 12 months on secondment to the M&A team at SABMiller, then the second-largest brewing company in the world.

Richard is an English-qualified solicitor-advocate (Higher Courts Civil) who holds a degree in Jurisprudence from Oxford University.
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Nicole Geldenhuys

Associate

Three Crowns

Nicole is an associate in the London office of Three Crowns. She has experience acting in investment treaty and international commercial arbitrations conducted under the ICSID, UNCITRAL, LCIA and ICC institutional rules. She has advised clients in disputes relating to the energy, oil and gas, aviation, media, telecommunications, and financial services sectors.

Nicole holds an LLM from Columbia Law School, where she was awarded the Parker Certificate of Achievement in International and Comparative Law. She received her undergraduate degree in law from Durham University. She is qualified as a solicitor in England & Wales.
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