Transnational Arbitration

#YoungITATalks: Asia & India Joint Event

New era of dispute resolution: Innovation through tradition

April 25, 2023

Live Webinar

Past Event

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Via Zoom
9.30am - 11am IST / 1pm - 2.30pm JST

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Overview

Presented by Young ITA

Parties are increasingly desirous of pursuing efficient and effective dispute resolution solutions, more so in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, also with the aim of preserving or even improving commercial relationships and achieving larger business goals. While arbitration remains an attractive option, other mechanisms such as mediation, conciliation and expert determination, are being viewed as viable options by parties, counsel and institutions. This is reinforced by recent developments, such as the advent of the Singapore Convention and other efforts to find innovative dispute resolution solutions, such as by the UNCITRAL WG II.

In this event, the Young ITA’s regional chairs for Asia and India will highlight these developments as well as present India’s and Japan’s roles and latest practices in this regard. We will also discuss how Japan’s and India’s cultural and legal traditions have influenced their legal practices and outlook on dispute resolution, and discuss whether, and if yes, how, different dispute resolution mechanisms can harmoniously co-exist and be utilised in conjunction, when appropriate, to resolve disputes.

#YoungITATalks is a series of virtual events presented around the world, featuring talks, workshops or interviews that cover a wide range of subjects relating to arbitration. The #YoungITATalks series is designed for education, conversation and sharing knowledge and experiences among young practitioners.

This event is presented tuition-free. 

Schedule and Faculty

9.30am-10.30am IST / 1pm-2pm JST - Agenda

  • Recent developments in international arbitration and dispute resolution
  • Asia’s traditions and recent solutions
  • Lessons and way forward

10.30am-11am IST / 2pm-2.30pm JST - Virtual Roundtable and Networking

About the Speakers

Anne-Marie Dornenburg
Nishimura & Asahi
Young ITA, Asia Chair

Anne-Marie Doernenburg is an associate at Nishimura & Asahi in Tokyo specialising in international arbitration, public international law and cross-border dispute resolution. She represents clients in commercial and investment arbitrations under major arbitration rules, advising both corporations and governments. Anne-Marie is admitted in Germany (Rechtsanwalt) and England & Wales (Solicitor). Brought up in a trilingual environment and fluent in six languages, Anne-Marie is passionate about working with clients and colleagues from all over the world. Before moving to Japan, Anne-Marie was based in Washington, DC, Paris and London while working for Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP as well as in Munich. As Young ITA’s ambassador in Asia, Anne-Marie looks forward to organising interesting projects and events that will encourage dialogue between young arbitration practitioners in both Asia and the West.

Juhi Gupta
Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co
Young ITA, India Chair

Juhi Gupta is a principal associate at Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co. She is based in New Delhi and is qualified in India. Juhi has diverse international commercial arbitration experience under various arbitral rules. Her arbitration experience also includes domestic arbitration and related court proceedings as well as acting as a tribunal secretary. She is also a tribunal secretary on ACICA’s panel of tribunal secretaries. A graduate of National Law School of India University, Bangalore and a LL.M. graduate from Harvard Law School, she previously completed her training contract from Allen & Overy, London. She is also a certified mediator. Juhi regularly writes on different topics related to arbitration and dispute resolution. She is Young ITA's first ambassador in India.

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