Re-thinking International Arbitration Post Covid-19 (7th KCAB INTERNATIONAL & FRIENDS Webinar Series)

Webinars Archive Steven Lim 23rd October 2020

Chambers was delighted to co-host this KCAB INTERNATIONAL webinar, along with Yulchon LLC, with Steven Lim and Samar Abbas joining a panel of distinguished speakers to discuss ‘Re-thinking International Arbitration Post Covid-19’.

The embrace of technology, in the midst of the pandemic, opens vistas to rethinking international arbitration practice, moving away from Procrustean convergence on a single procedural archetype back to arbitration’s protean bespoke origins. We will explore how technology can be utilised for more efficient and effective case management, redesigning arbitration procedure, moving away from a unitary archetypical procedure culminating in one concentrated merit hearing, to different pathways tailored to specific cases and parties, use of inquisitorial procedures when appropriate and early, more frequent and substantive colloquy between the tribunal and parties on the dispositive issues in the case.

Date and Time:

Thursday 29th October
8am (UK)
3pm (SGP)
4pm (KST)

WEBINAR RECORDING:

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Introduction:

Prof. Hi-Taek Shin (KCAB INTERNATIONAL)

Sue Hyun Lim (KCAB INTERNATIONAL)

Topics:

• The current procedural archetype for international arbitration
• Moving away from a unitary archetype and developing different pathways and procedures tailored to specific cases and parties
• The use of inquisitorial procedures in international arbitration
• Web video-conferencing facilities as a tool for more active effective and frequent case management
• Encouraging early dialogue between the Tribunal and parties on the dispositive issues in the case as a means for more effective case management

Speakers:

• Steven Lim (39 Essex Chambers)
• Samar Abbas Kazmi (39 Essex Chambers)
• Jeonghye Sophie Ahn (Yulchon LLC)
• Hyun Ah Park (Yulchon LLC)

This webinar is hosted by Zoom. Please visit Zoom’s website for their Terms & Conditions.

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