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Day 3 of the seventh edition of AIAC’s Asia ADR week navigated crucial topics of discussion in the field of alternative dispute resolution, such as ADR in construction disputes, role of experts and consultants in construction proceedings, automation driven transformation in the construction industry, and SMART Tunnel dispute.
Day 2 of the seventh edition of AIAC’s Asia ADR week navigated crucial topics of discussion in the field of alternative dispute resolution, such as commercial mediation, arbitration reforms, disputes in E-sports, double hatting, and disclosures.
The launch of seventh edition of Asia ADR Week 2025 not only marked the beginning of five impactful days of dialogue, collaboration, and learning, but also symbolised a renewed call to action inviting all stakeholders to seize the moment and shape the future of dispute resolution globally.
The seventh edition of Asia ADR Week 2025, themed “Kairos: Seizing the ADR Moment,” will take place from October 7th to 11th, 2025, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
UzAW 2025 provided a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange, offering insights into emerging trends, practical guidance, and strategies for enhancing arbitration efficiency, while reaffirming Uzbekistan’s growing role as a central hub for international dispute resolution in Central Asia.
Day 1 of the 5th edition of the Uzbek Arbitration Week commenced with insightful addresses by Prof. Dr. Islambek Rustambekov and Prof. Mohamed Abdel Wahab on making Uzbekistan a preferred hub for international arbitration.
Day 1 of the 5th edition of the Uzbek Arbitration Week commenced with insightful keynote address by Prof. Mohamed Abdel Wahab on making Uzbekistan a preferred hub for international arbitration.
Engineering Projects (India) Ltd., a Government of India undertaking, was represented by Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co., which successfully argued that the ICC arbitration, seated in Singapore, was oppressive, unconscionable, and contrary to the public policy of India.
EAW 2025 brought together over 400 global leaders in arbitration, law, and business to explore cutting-edge developments in dispute resolution. With high-level panels, strategic insights, and practical advocacy tips, EAW25 reaffirmed the region’s commitment to legal innovation, trust-building, and international collaboration.
The event brings together key figures from the judiciary, arbitral institutions, and global law firms, fostering a dialogue on harmonising international arbitration practices across jurisdictions.
The session on ‘Navigating the Evolving Landscape: Impact of the 7th Edition of SIAC Rules on India-Related Arbitrations’ explores the transformative impact of the SIAC 7th Edition Rules on India-related arbitrations.
LIDW 2025 reinforced London’s pivotal role in shaping the future of international dispute resolution. Through innovation, inclusivity, and global collaboration, the event not only addressed the pressing challenges of the field but also paves the way for best practices and forward-thinking strategies in arbitration, litigation, and mediation.
Due to the nature of the topic and the distinguished panel of speakers, attendance is limited to invited guests and confirmed delegates.
by Mohit Pandey*
Interviewed by Aarohi Mishra1
“Arb You Listening?” will dive deep into the world of International Arbitration and discuss its evolving landscape with the help of practitioners from across the globe.
by Vasanth Rajasekaran* and Harshvardhan Korada**
by Arpit Kumar Singh*, Aseem Chaturvedi** and Amaan Khan***
The colloquium was graced by luminaries like Vice President of India Jagdeep Dhankar, Justice (Retd.) Hemant Gupta who currently serves as the Chairperson of IIAC, AGI Mr. R. Venkataramani, and Dr. Kamalinne Pinitpuvadol, Secretary-General of Asian-African Legal Consultative Organization (‘AALCO’).
In collaboration with Society of Construction Law India, Singapore International Arbitration Centre, Desai & Dewanji & MRP Advisory