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#careersinarbitration Clyde & Co has an #arbitration #job #vacancy for an Intern (Ukrainian-speaking) in Paris. For further details and to apply, see below. 💡Remember: Always read the requirements of each role carefully before applying to make sure that the role is suitable for you and you meet the employer's requirements. 🤞Good luck to everyone who applies!

#careersinarbitration GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd has an #arbitration #job #vacancy for a Lead Counsel in Hyderabad. For further details and to apply, see: https://lnkd.in/e2Q4e6Jd 💡Remember: Always read the requirements of each role carefully before applying to make sure that the role is suitable for you and you meet the employer's requirements. 🤞Good luck to everyone who applies!

#careersinarbitration The Singapore Chamber of Maritime Arbitration has an #arbitration #job #vacancy for an Assistant Manager / Manager in Singapore. For further details and to apply, see: https://lnkd.in/er8hdjdr 💡Remember: Always read the requirements of each role carefully before applying to make sure that the role is suitable for you and you meet the employer's requirements. 🤞Good luck to everyone who applies!

#careersinarbitration Shakespeare Martineau has an #arbitration #job #vacancy for an Associate in London. For further details and to apply, see: https://lnkd.in/e-7zkJv8 💡Remember: Always read the requirements of each role carefully before applying to make sure that the role is suitable for you and you meet the employer's requirements. 🤞Good luck to everyone who applies!

#careersinarbitration Omnia Strategy LLP has an #arbitration #job #vacancy for an Associate in London. For further details and to apply, see: https://lnkd.in/eaf5UTbg 💡Remember: Always read the requirements of each role carefully before applying to make sure that the role is suitable for you and you meet the employer's requirements. 🤞Good luck to everyone who applies!

Join JURIS Legal Information in Washington, DC for its 20th Annual Investment Treaty Arbitration Conference: A Debate & Discussion. This special edition will be spread over two days, November 12 and 13, 2026, and will feature a keynote from Gary Born. As usual, each panel will spotlight two talented investment arbitration “rising superstars” from around the globe, each championing an opposing side of a contentious issues. They will author and present their argument paper, followed by a panel of experienced and distinguished professionals who will debate and discuss the authors’ positions and the broader issue. 📍 Crowell & Moring, 600 Fifth Street NW, Washington, DC 20001 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dmmR3rN3 Special rates are available to students and to full-time academics not affiliated with a law firm, government employees, and full-time in-house corporate counsel. The afternoon session of Day 2, November 13, will begin at 2 pm with Panel 5. Panel 5: True or False: Ethical use of generative AI tools poses no threat whatsoever to the practice of international arbitration? The session will be moderated by Susan Franck and will feature submissions from two authors, each tasked with adopting a different position on the topic: Author Positions: True: Pedro Ramírez – Freshfields (Washington, DC) False: Lina Ettabouti – Scoolidge, Peters, Russotti & Fox (New York) Panelists: 🗣️ Ulyana Bardyn, FCIArb – Independent Arbitrator (New York) 🗣️ Isabella Bellera Landa – White & Case (New York & Washington, DC) 🗣️ Dr Ylli Dautaj, FCIArb – Der Disputes (Stockholm) 🗣️ Silvia M. Marchili – White & Case (Miami) 🗣️ Mallory Silberman – MS Arbitration (Washington, DC) Panel 6: True or False: The 2025 ICJ Advisory Opinion on Climate Change will be a boon to investment treaty arbitration? The session will be moderated by Martin Valasek and will feature submissions from two authors, each tasked with adopting a different position on the topic: Author Positions: True: Alina Sartogo – Akin Gump (London) False: Valeriya Kirsey – Baker Botts (London) Panelists: 🗣️ Cherine Foty– Covington & Burling (Washington, DC) 🗣️ Robert Landicho – Steptoe (Houston) 🗣️ Kevin W. Gray – Peking University 🗣️ Matthew Hodgson – Linklaters (London) 🗣️ Jose Antonio Rivas, SJD – Xtrategy (Washington, DC) Congratulations to Conference Co-Chairs Todd Weiler, FCIArb, Kabir Duggal, Ph.D., SJD, Ian A Laird and Camilla Gambarini on reaching this milestone!

Join JURIS Legal Information in Washington, DC for its 20th Annual Investment Treaty Arbitration Conference: A Debate & Discussion. This special edition will be spread over two days, November 12 and 13, 2026, and will feature a keynote from Gary Born. As usual, each panel will spotlight two talented investment arbitration “rising superstars” from around the globe, each championing an opposing side of a contentious issues. They will author and present their argument paper, followed by a panel of experienced and distinguished professionals who will debate and discuss the authors’ positions and the broader issue. 📍 Crowell & Moring, 600 Fifth Street NW, Washington, DC 20001 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dmmR3rN3 Special rates are available to students and to full-time academics not affiliated with a law firm, government employees, and full-time in-house corporate counsel. Day 2, November 13, will begin at 9 am with Panel 3. Panel 3: True or False: The Most Favoured Nation clause is a trade law tool that has never belonged in investment treaties? The session will be moderated by Ian A Laird and will feature submissions from two authors, each tasked with adopting a different position on the topic: Author Positions: True: Stefan Kuuskne, Q.Arb – Lerners (Toronto) False: Caitlin Walczyk – White & Case (Washington, DC) Panelists: 🗣️ Christophe Bondy – Independent Arbitrator (London) 🗣️ Matthew Drossos – White & Case (Washington, DC) 🗣️ Addy Paola Velazquez Martin – Arias y Meurinne (Mexico City) 🗣️ Sylvie Tabet – Trade Law Bureau (Ottawa) 🗣️ Bart Wasiak – Arnold & Porter (London) Panel 4: True or False: The proposition that corruption in the establishment of an investment necessarily deprives a tribunal of jurisdiction is both wrong as a matter of law and detrimental to investment protection policy? The session will be moderated by Borzu Sabahi and will feature submissions from two authors, each tasked with adopting a different position on the topic: Author Positions: True: Justine Meulemans – Crowell & Moring (Brussels) False: Diana Reisman – Friedman Kaplan (New York) Panelists: 🗣️ Timothy L. Foden – Boies Schiller Flexner (London) 🗣️ Patrick W. Pearsall – Gibson Dunn (Washington, DC) 🗣️ César Rivière – Linklaters (New York) 🗣️ Fernando Tupa – Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle (Buenos Aires & New York) 🗣️ Diora Ziyaeva – Dentons (New York) Congratulations to Conference Co-Chairs Todd Weiler, FCIArb, Kabir Duggal, Ph.D., SJD, Ian A Laird and Camilla Gambarini on reaching this milestone!

Join JURIS Legal Information in Washington, DC for its 20th Annual Investment Treaty Arbitration Conference: A Debate & Discussion. This special edition will be spread over two days, November 12 and 13, 2026, and will feature a keynote from Gary Born. As usual, each panel will spotlight two talented investment arbitration “rising superstars” from around the globe, each championing an opposing side of a contentious issues. They will author and present their argument paper, followed by a panel of experienced and distinguished professionals who will debate and discuss the authors’ positions and the broader issue. 📍 IIEL Institute of International Economic Law, McCourt Building, 125 E Street NW, Washington, DC 20001 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dmmR3rN3 Special rates are available to students and to full-time academics not affiliated with a law firm, government employees, and full-time in-house corporate counsel. Day 1, November 12, will begin at 1:30 pm with opening remarks from Todd Weiler, FCIArb, followed by two panels: Panel 1: True or false? The legitimacy crisis in investment treaty law can only be resolved through the establishment of a consolidated international court and appellate body rostered exclusively by host States? The session will be moderated by Miriam Harwood and will feature submissions from two authors, each tasked with adopting a different position on the topic: True: Bastien Tirel – Arnold & Porter (London) False: Tülay Çalışkan Bayraktar – Kabine Law (İstanbul) Panelists: 🗣️ Aguirre-Luzi Roberto – King & Spalding (Houston) 🗣️ Craig Miles – King & Spalding (Houston) 🗣️ Petr Polášek – White & Case (Washington DC) 🗣️ Ashley Riveira – Crowell & Moring (Washington, DC) Plus our founder, Amanda Lee - Costigan King (London) Panel 2: True or false? Third-party funding has been a necessary force for good in investment treaty arbitration? The second session will be moderated by Freddy Sourgens and will again feature submissions from two authors, each tasked with adopting a different position on the topic: Author Positions: True: Anna Rizzardi – Stephens Chu (Paris) False: Ekin D. Cinar, FCIArb – Dentons (Toronto) Panelists: 🗣️ Jennifer Glasser – White & Case (New York) 🗣️ Ben Love – Independent Arbitrators (Austin) 🗣️ Sudhanshu Roy – Foley Hoag (Washington, DC) 🗣️ Nicole Silver – Ignite Specialty Risk (Washington, DC) Congratulations to Conference Co-Chairs Todd Weiler, Kabir Duggal, Ph.D., SJD, Ian A Laird and Camilla Gambarini on reaching this milestone!

Careers in Arbitration was pleased to support Delos Dispute Resolution's recent De Damnis: Hong Kong 2026 event. Check out the recording here: https://lnkd.in/dw3ppwzQ