Events

 The future of arbitration is already here: AI evidence, smart contracts, data breaches, and blockchain disputes. Will you be ready?

The toolkit is a half-day training course for all those who want to make a difference to Diversity. A half-day of mini-lectures, video clips, participatory exercises and guided workshops helps participants to make the business case for diversity, and to recognize the unconscious biases that make Diversity difficult. 

There are 2 events held:
The ABILA ILW Conference 23-25 October 2025;
and a Joint AW-ABILA-ASIL WILIG Networking Breakfast on 24 October, co-led by Dana MacGrath on behalf of AW, that will lead into a panel discussion where AW Mélida Hodgson interviews AW Lucinda Lowe with Meg Kinnear. 

Join us at the 7th ICC Indonesia Arbitration Day that brings together leading professionals from Indonesia and around the globe and delve into pressing issues in international arbitration, offering valuable insights tailored to the Indonesian landscape.

Dyah Paramita, Partner at ATD Law in association with Mori Hamada, will be among the distinguished speakers. She will share her insights on “Balancing the Scales: Things in Check for Damages Claims in Arbitration.”

This year’s conference continues to stand as a platform for fellow legal practitioners, in-house counsel and arbitrators to broaden perspectives, facilitate meaningful dialogues, and to embrace the evolving dynamics of international arbitration in Indonesia.

Legal practitioners, in-house counsel and aspiring arbitrators are encouraged to register. 

Join us for YAWP's new webinar series on business development, featuring candid conversations with top professionals in international arbitration who excel at business development. From building a standout profile, to growing a practice, and shaping a sustainable career, our guests—women and allies alike—share the strategies and stories behind their success. 

For our first session, we are delighted to invite Alys Sciannaca & Danielle Giannecchini (TransPerfect Legal), who lead TransPerfect Legal's top-ranked EMEA practice, to speak on: "BD For Lawyers - How to Elevate Your Approach and Ask for Work".

They will go beyond the fundamentals to share their expertise on how to effectively build authentic relationships and drive real results from your BD efforts.

Join leading arbitrators, scholars, and practitioners from around the world for a day of debate and discussion on the most pressing issues in investment arbitration. Hosted for the first time in Toronto at the new office location of DLA Piper, this all-day conference will continue its tradition of dynamic, interactive panels and thought-provoking exchanges. While the conference is in a new city this year, the program follows the same format as it has in years past.

The discussion will spotlight eight talented investment arbitration “rising superstars” from around the globe, each championing one of four contentious issues. Each 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.

Registration includes refreshments, lunch, reception, and a digital copy of the upcoming Volume 19 from the Investment Arbitration and International Law series. This series of volumes compile the papers and proceedings of this annual conference on investment treaty arbitration. Pricing is available for individual sessions and half day attendance.

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ArbitralWomen members may email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for a discount code.

This free webinar, co-organized by Arbi-Tricks and International Arbitration LinkedIn Groups, and featuring ArbitralWomen's co-founder Mrs. Mirèze Philippe along with Aline Tanielian and Djurdja Lazic, aims to help young practitioners and students (specially women) in finding their place in the arbitration world, by highlighting the roles of ArbitralWomen and more generally, mentoring and reverse-mentoring.