Events

The annual Dublin International Arbitration Day 2025 is now in its 13th year and is organised by Arbitration Ireland. 

The topics this year cover;

(i) Key Global Developments in International Arbitration; (ii) The “Achmea” of Sports; (iii) Navigating Bias, Diversity, and Inclusion in International Arbitration: Challenges and Opportunities; (iv) The popular Quick-Fire Round and for the first time a Judicial Spotlight Panel moderated by the Chief Justice of Ireland Mr. Justice Donal O'Donnell entitled 'Review of awards for corruption issues from a comparative Franco-British perspective' with distinguished speakers Judge Dominique Hascher (France) and The Rt. Hon. Lady Arden of Heswall DBE (England & Wales)

JCAA Global Arbitration Forum 2025

The Forum aims to explore Japan’s evolving role in international arbitration, with emphasis on the Japan Commercial Arbitration Association (JCAA) and Japan’s position in the global arbitration landscape. The Forum brings in a diverse mix of legal practitioners, business representatives, and ADR / arbitration institution experts from both Japan and abroad.

The JCAA Global Arbitration Forum 2025 is held during Japan International Arbitration Week (25-29 November 2025).

Dyah Paramita, Partner at ATD Law in association with Mori Hamada, will be one of the panelists of Session 6 on Friday, 28 November 2025, discussing about “Enforcement in Flux – Protecting the Global Currency of Arbitration.”

Maria Eugenia Ramirez will be moderating the session:  State-of-play of arbitration in Ibero and Latin America: what you need to know, at the 23rd edition of the ICC Miami Conference on International Arbitration to be held from 30 November – 2 December 2025.

Recognised as the leading event on arbitration and ADR for Latin America, the conference promises invaluable insights, featuring expert speakers and engaging discussions on the latest trends and developments in the field within the Latin American context. It will also offer exceptional networking opportunities for professionals involved in international dispute resolution.

As part of London Arbitration Week, London Very Young Arbitration Practitioners, IBA-40, and Young Energy Arbitration Club are hosting in collaboration a panel & networking event on the topic of The Next Generation Arbitration in the Era of Energy Transition: Risks, Regions, and Remedies - a forward-looking session exploring how arbitration will evolve amid the global shift toward decarbonisation. 

Designed for early- and mid-career practitioners, the event will explore the evolving landscape of energy-related disputes - from regulatory uncertainty and enforcement risk to valuation challenges in green projects. The panel will feature insights from in-house counsel and practitioners across the Middle East, Africa, and Eastern Europe and will examine how regional dynamics and emerging market pressures are shaping the disputes of tomorrow. 

The panel presentation will be followed by networking drinks - a perfect opportunity to socialise before the LAW Opening Reception that evening!

Join ArbitralWomen, ERA, ERE, the LCIA, REAL and OpenArbitration for a lively evening reception celebrating diversity, equity, and inclusion in international arbitration. Enjoy drinks and canapes in a relaxed setting while mingling with fellow arbitration enthusiasts, advocates, and change-makers. 

The evening will feature a light-hearted quiz designed to spark dialogue and test your arbitration trivia - with prizes and bragging rights up for grabs! Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or new to the arbitration community, come raise a glass to the power of inclusion and the people driving it forward.

Join this session for an in-depth discussion of the newly launched IBA Arb40 Guide to Emergency Arbitration (November 2025). A panel of guide contributors and seasoned practitioners will explore key trends, procedural nuances, and enforcement challenges, offering practical insights to help you navigate emergency arbitration with confidence and efficiency from day one.

The event has been organised by the Steering Committee of the Pledge – Equal Representation in Arbitration.  In line with the Pledge’s commitment to increasing the number of women arbitrators, promoting fair representation, and advancing full equality, this brief, informal event will feature an interview with three distinguished female professionals: an institution manager, a counsel, and an arbitrator. The discussion will explore their career paths, the practical insights they have gained in each role, and their candid perspectives on the opportunities and challenges that women face across the arbitral ecosystem.