Introduction:
With the emergence of India as a global economic power, there has been a significant growth in the number and complexity of India-related cross-border disputes. As a result, there is a great need of both cost-effective and commercially oriented avenues to resolve various disputes.International arbitration presents unique challenges which begin with drafting the request for arbitration and continue through to enforcement of the final award. With an aim to provide practical advice from leading international arbitration practitioners and receive insights from experiences of various players in the industry, Wolters Kluwer (CCH India) is organizing a two day event on Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution on 2nd and 3rd May, 2013 in Mumbai.
Focus Area:
a. Choosing the appropriate forum, law, seat and arbitrator
b. Best practices while initiating or defending arbitration
c. Dissecting an Arbitration Proceeding
d. Drafting an enforceable arbitration clause
e. Obtaining Interim reliefs and freezing orders
f. Enforcement of foreign awards
g. Examining the Investment arbitration regime
h. Considerations in International Arbitration
i. Role of Mediation - Negotiating a Dispute/Deal
j. Working through an Arbitration Dispute - Case Study
k. Institutional vs ad-hoc Arbitration
Benefits Driven:
a. Receive insights on latest arbitration practice worldwide
b. Gain strategy and best practice for complex disputes
c. Hear from leading global arbitration practitioners
d. Brainstorm in interactive discussion on the most debated issues with the in-house community
Speakers:
a. Vivek Kathpalia, Partner, Singapore,
b. Gowree Gokhale, Partner, Nish*th Desai Associates
c. Mark Hoyle, Partner, S J Berwin
d. Akhil Prasad, Head of Legal, Oversight & Company Secretary Fidelity Worldwide Investments
e. PayelChatterjee, Member, Nish*th Desai Associates
f. Prateek Bagaria, Member, Nish*th Desai Associates
g. Pratibha Jain, Partner,Nish*th Desai Associates
h. Shalaka Patil, Member, Nish*th Desai Associates
i. Vyapak Desai, Partner, NIsh*th Desai Associates and more..
Who Should Attend:
a. In-house counsels
b. Directors
c. Members of Business Houses
d. Lawyers
e. Arbitrators
f. Academicians
Registration Fee:
Special for CA Club Lawyer Club Members, 11,000 + taxes on the list price of Rs. 17,000 + taxes.
To make Payment please find:
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Contact Us:
Praveen Sharma
+91-92137-50140
Email: praveen@
