Warsaw Arbitration and Mediation Days2018-05-23

We cordially invite you to Warsaw Arbitration and Mediation Days - a three-day conference which is a joint initiative of the most important arbitration institutions in Poland: Polish National Committee of the ICC, Arbitration Court at the Polish Chamber of Commerce in Warsaw, Lewiatan Court of Arbitration, Polish Association of Engineers and Appraisers, University of Warsaw and SWPS University of Social Science and Humanities. The partners of the event are AIJA and ICC Paris.

ADR WEDNESDAY: Trans-Pacific Partnership Comes Around2017-03-22

We cordially invite you to read the newest post from the ADR Wednesday series. This week we present an article by Patrycja Treder, a member of the ICC ADR Commission, titled Trans-Pacific Partnership Comes Around.

Brexit and Current Trends in Mediation: a report from the Symposium at Oxford University2017-02-27

Can Brexit be mediated? What are the current trends in mediation in the US, UK and Germany? 

A report from the 23 January 2017 mediation symposium held at Oxford University (St. Hughes College) prepared by Arkadiusz Czekaj is available to read.

ADR WEDNESDAY: Dispute Boards: Do they have a future beyond construction disputes?2017-02-22

We cordially invite you to read the newest post from the ADR Wednesday series. This week we present an article by Sabina Kubsik, a member of the ICC ADR Commission, on Dispute Boards: Do they have a future beyond construction disputes?.

ADR Wednesday: The making of a good mediator - lessons from The Wizard of Oz.2017-02-15

We cordially invite you to read the newest post by Karolina Jackowicz - a member of the ADR Commission of the ICC Poland - on the topic The making of a good mediator - lessons from The Wizard of Oz.

ADR WEDNESDAY: A Shortcut through Multi-Tier Dispute Resolution Clauses2017-02-08

We cordially invite you to read the newest post by Piotr Golędzinowski - a member of the ADR Commission of the ICC Poland - on the topic A Shortcut through Multi-Tier Dispute Resolution Clauses.