Conference programme

This session will cover the different ways legal services cross national borders and how the World Trade Organisation, national governments and regulators have sought to understand, structure and regulate the reality of international legal practice. 
 

Arbitration is often dominated by practitioners from North America and Europe, despite numerous examples of creation of arbitration centres around the world. How can local lawyers get involved? How to keep international arbitration local?
 

What are the different ways local lawyers and foreign lawyers can work together for the benefits of their clients, from ad hoc cooperation on a case to a fully integrated partnership?

What do large international law firms expect when cooperating with local firms on a transaction? What are the top tips for smooth cooperation?