https://cohostpodcasting.com <![CDATA[Arbitration Acumen]]> Hosted by J.P. Duffy, Arbitration Acumen is the definitive podcast from Bracewell’s international arbitration group, designed for in-house counsel and arbitration practitioners seeking authoritative insights. Each episode brings in-depth conversations with top arbitrators, institutional insiders and leading industry experts from around the world.

]]> Hosted by J.P. Duffy, Arbitration Acumen is the definitive podcast from Bracewell’s international arbitration group, designed for in-house counsel and arbitration practitioners seeking authoritative insights. Each episode brings in-depth conversations with top arbitrators, institutional insiders and leading industry experts from around the world.

]]> en 79be8dfd-bb82-48bf-9130-6041d6282d1c Mon, 25 Aug 2025 15:34:53 -0400 Thu, 21 May 2026 18:43:49 -0400 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 <![CDATA[Arbitration Acumen]]> https://files.cohostpodcasting.com/quill-file-prod/1b7014ee-7e52-4143-b000-7d6b3d14144d/shows/79be8dfd-bb82-48bf-9130-6041d6282d1c/cover-art/original_958994ea1440a0ca3b388b203b80f5af.jpg https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 episodic false https://feeds.cohostpodcasting.com/vhQQlFqd jonathan.alicea@bracewell.com <![CDATA[ArbitrateAD: Building a Digital-First International Arbitration Centre in Abu Dhabi]]> In this episode of Arbitration Acumen, J.P. Duffy sits down with Maria Mazzawi, registrar of the Abu Dhabi International Arbitration Centre (arbitrateAD), to explore how the institution has built one of the Middle East’s most modern arbitration frameworks from the ground up.


Maria shares insights into arbitrateAD’s caseload growth, digital-first case management platform (docketAD), and procedural innovations, including emergency arbitration, expedited proceedings and early dismissal tools. The conversation also covers arbitrateAD’s expanding international caseload, its positioning within the UAE’s evolving dispute resolution landscape and its recent expansion into mediation and dispute avoidance services.

]]> Thu, 21 May 2026 13:43:53 -0400 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 35:00 In this episode of Arbitration Acumen, J.P. Duffy sits down with Maria Mazzawi, registrar of the Abu Dhabi International Arbitration Centre (arbitrateAD), to explore how the institution has built one of the Middle East’s most modern arbitration frameworks from the ground up.


Maria shares insights into arbitrateAD’s caseload growth, digital-first case management platform (docketAD), and procedural innovations, including emergency arbitration, expedited proceedings and early dismissal tools. The conversation also covers arbitrateAD’s expanding international caseload, its positioning within the UAE’s evolving dispute resolution landscape and its recent expansion into mediation and dispute avoidance services.

]]> In this episode of Arbitration Acumen, J.P. Duffy sits down with Maria Mazzawi, registrar of the Abu Dhabi International Arbitration Centre (arbitrateAD), to explore how the institution has built one of the Middle East’s most modern arbitration frameworks from the ground up.


Maria shares insights into arbitrateAD’s caseload growth, digital-first case management platform (docketAD), and procedural innovations, including emergency arbitration, expedited proceedings and early dismissal tools. The conversation also covers arbitrateAD’s expanding international caseload, its positioning within the UAE’s evolving dispute resolution landscape and its recent expansion into mediation and dispute avoidance services.

]]> false full 14 1 <![CDATA[Mass Arbitration Series, Part 5: How Employers Respond to Mass Arbitration Claims]]> Mass arbitration is reshaping how employers manage risk in labor and employment disputes.


In this final installment of the Mass Arbitration Series, host J.P. Duffy speaks with labor and employment partner Brian Patterson about how

respondents are adapting to the growing use of mass arbitration as an alternative to class and collective actions.


They discuss how arbitration agreements — which are often designed to limit aggregate exposure — can create new operational and financial pressures when large volumes of individual claims are filed simultaneously. The conversation also highlights how claim value, filing fees and procedural rules influence whether companies pursue early settlement or defend claims on the merits.


The episode concludes with practical guidance for employers, including the importance of regularly updating arbitration clauses, aligning with evolving provider rules and avoiding inconsistent agreement frameworks across the workforce.

]]> Thu, 09 Apr 2026 09:59:20 -0400 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 26:00 Mass arbitration is reshaping how employers manage risk in labor and employment disputes.


In this final installment of the Mass Arbitration Series, host J.P. Duffy speaks with labor and employment partner Brian Patterson about how

respondents are adapting to the growing use of mass arbitration as an alternative to class and collective actions.


They discuss how arbitration agreements — which are often designed to limit aggregate exposure — can create new operational and financial pressures when large volumes of individual claims are filed simultaneously. The conversation also highlights how claim value, filing fees and procedural rules influence whether companies pursue early settlement or defend claims on the merits.


The episode concludes with practical guidance for employers, including the importance of regularly updating arbitration clauses, aligning with evolving provider rules and avoiding inconsistent agreement frameworks across the workforce.

]]> Mass arbitration is reshaping how employers manage risk in labor and employment disputes.


In this final installment of the Mass Arbitration Series, host J.P. Duffy speaks with labor and employment partner Brian Patterson about how

respondents are adapting to the growing use of mass arbitration as an alternative to class and collective actions.


They discuss how arbitration agreements — which are often designed to limit aggregate exposure — can create new operational and financial pressures when large volumes of individual claims are filed simultaneously. The conversation also highlights how claim value, filing fees and procedural rules influence whether companies pursue early settlement or defend claims on the merits.


The episode concludes with practical guidance for employers, including the importance of regularly updating arbitration clauses, aligning with evolving provider rules and avoiding inconsistent agreement frameworks across the workforce.

]]> false full 13 1 <![CDATA[Mass Arbitration Series, Part 4: Claimant Strategies, Risks and Economics]]> Mass arbitration is reshaping how large-scale disputes are brought and resolved, particularly as class action waivers push claims into

individual arbitration.


In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy speaks with Michael Hartmere, CEO of The HQ Firm, about the claimant’s approach to mass arbitration, including how firms vet and file claims at scale, manage operational and financial risk, and leverage technology and litigation funding.


They discuss:


  • Key differences between mass arbitration and class actions
  • “Fee bombing” strategies
  • The growing role of technology in claim management
  • The economics of litigation funding and portfolio risk


The episode also explores how claimant strategies are evolving in response to rule changes, institutional reforms and judicial scrutiny, positioning mass arbitration as a central and evolving feature of modern dispute resolution.

]]> Thu, 19 Mar 2026 16:34:00 -0400 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 50:06 Mass arbitration is reshaping how large-scale disputes are brought and resolved, particularly as class action waivers push claims into

individual arbitration.


In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy speaks with Michael Hartmere, CEO of The HQ Firm, about the claimant’s approach to mass arbitration, including how firms vet and file claims at scale, manage operational and financial risk, and leverage technology and litigation funding.


They discuss:


  • Key differences between mass arbitration and class actions
  • “Fee bombing” strategies
  • The growing role of technology in claim management
  • The economics of litigation funding and portfolio risk


The episode also explores how claimant strategies are evolving in response to rule changes, institutional reforms and judicial scrutiny, positioning mass arbitration as a central and evolving feature of modern dispute resolution.

]]> Mass arbitration is reshaping how large-scale disputes are brought and resolved, particularly as class action waivers push claims into

individual arbitration.


In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy speaks with Michael Hartmere, CEO of The HQ Firm, about the claimant’s approach to mass arbitration, including how firms vet and file claims at scale, manage operational and financial risk, and leverage technology and litigation funding.


They discuss:


  • Key differences between mass arbitration and class actions
  • “Fee bombing” strategies
  • The growing role of technology in claim management
  • The economics of litigation funding and portfolio risk


The episode also explores how claimant strategies are evolving in response to rule changes, institutional reforms and judicial scrutiny, positioning mass arbitration as a central and evolving feature of modern dispute resolution.

]]> false full 12 1 <![CDATA[Mass Arbitration Series, Part 3: The AAA's Procedures]]> The Arbitration Acumen Podcast continues its series on mass arbitration with a discussion with Adam Shoneck, vice president for business development and outreach at the American Arbitration Association (AAA).


Adam talks with host J.P. Duffy about the rise of mass arbitration following the US Supreme Court’s decision in AT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion, the surge of “mega” filings beginning in 2019 and how the AAA responded with structured procedures.

]]> Thu, 19 Feb 2026 09:35:00 -0500 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 41:09 The Arbitration Acumen Podcast continues its series on mass arbitration with a discussion with Adam Shoneck, vice president for business development and outreach at the American Arbitration Association (AAA).


Adam talks with host J.P. Duffy about the rise of mass arbitration following the US Supreme Court’s decision in AT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion, the surge of “mega” filings beginning in 2019 and how the AAA responded with structured procedures.

]]> The Arbitration Acumen Podcast continues its series on mass arbitration with a discussion with Adam Shoneck, vice president for business development and outreach at the American Arbitration Association (AAA).


Adam talks with host J.P. Duffy about the rise of mass arbitration following the US Supreme Court’s decision in AT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion, the surge of “mega” filings beginning in 2019 and how the AAA responded with structured procedures.

]]> false full 11 1 <![CDATA[Mass Arbitration Series, Part 2: JAMS’ Process]]> On this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy is joined by Elizabeth Carter, senior vice president at JAMS and a principal drafter of the JAMS Mass Arbitration Procedures, for a deep dive into mass arbitration—what it is, why it has surged in recent years and how institutions and parties are responding. Drawing on real-world experience, J.P. and Elizabeth explore the legal, procedural and economic dynamics of mass arbitration and offer practical guidance for in-house counsel navigating this rapidly evolving landscape.

]]> Thu, 29 Jan 2026 09:44:00 -0500 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 36:57 On this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy is joined by Elizabeth Carter, senior vice president at JAMS and a principal drafter of the JAMS Mass Arbitration Procedures, for a deep dive into mass arbitration—what it is, why it has surged in recent years and how institutions and parties are responding. Drawing on real-world experience, J.P. and Elizabeth explore the legal, procedural and economic dynamics of mass arbitration and offer practical guidance for in-house counsel navigating this rapidly evolving landscape.

]]> On this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy is joined by Elizabeth Carter, senior vice president at JAMS and a principal drafter of the JAMS Mass Arbitration Procedures, for a deep dive into mass arbitration—what it is, why it has surged in recent years and how institutions and parties are responding. Drawing on real-world experience, J.P. and Elizabeth explore the legal, procedural and economic dynamics of mass arbitration and offer practical guidance for in-house counsel navigating this rapidly evolving landscape.

]]> false full 10 1 <![CDATA[Mass Arbitration Series, Part 1: The CPR’s Approach]]> The Arbitration Acumen Podcast kicks off 2026 with a multi-part miniseries on mass arbitration. This episode offers a deep dive into CPR’s Employment-Related Mass Claims Protocol. Host J.P. Duffy is joined by Mia Levi, vice president and corporate secretary of CPR Dispute Resolution Services. Together they explore how mass arbitration works, why CPR developed its protocol and how the framework balances efficiency, due process and cost management for both claimants and respondents.


Drawing on Mia’s direct role in drafting and administering the CPR protocol, the episode walks listeners through the lifecycle of a mass arbitration — from threshold requirements and test case selection to global mediation and fee structures — while also examining how the protocol has driven early settlements in practice.

]]> Thu, 08 Jan 2026 09:58:00 -0500 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 53:32 The Arbitration Acumen Podcast kicks off 2026 with a multi-part miniseries on mass arbitration. This episode offers a deep dive into CPR’s Employment-Related Mass Claims Protocol. Host J.P. Duffy is joined by Mia Levi, vice president and corporate secretary of CPR Dispute Resolution Services. Together they explore how mass arbitration works, why CPR developed its protocol and how the framework balances efficiency, due process and cost management for both claimants and respondents.


Drawing on Mia’s direct role in drafting and administering the CPR protocol, the episode walks listeners through the lifecycle of a mass arbitration — from threshold requirements and test case selection to global mediation and fee structures — while also examining how the protocol has driven early settlements in practice.

]]> The Arbitration Acumen Podcast kicks off 2026 with a multi-part miniseries on mass arbitration. This episode offers a deep dive into CPR’s Employment-Related Mass Claims Protocol. Host J.P. Duffy is joined by Mia Levi, vice president and corporate secretary of CPR Dispute Resolution Services. Together they explore how mass arbitration works, why CPR developed its protocol and how the framework balances efficiency, due process and cost management for both claimants and respondents.


Drawing on Mia’s direct role in drafting and administering the CPR protocol, the episode walks listeners through the lifecycle of a mass arbitration — from threshold requirements and test case selection to global mediation and fee structures — while also examining how the protocol has driven early settlements in practice.

]]> false full 9 1 <![CDATA[The Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration]]> In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy interviews Diana Bowman, secretary general of the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA), about its role as Australia’s leading arbitral institution and its growing impact in the Asia-Pacific region. They discuss ACICA’s independent funding model, governance, expanding caseload in key sectors and initiatives like its 2021 Arbitration Rules and Australian Arbitration Week. They also reflect on leadership, community support and ACICA’s strategic vision as it celebrates 40 years and plans for future growth.

]]> Thu, 18 Dec 2025 10:07:19 -0500 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 35:32 In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy interviews Diana Bowman, secretary general of the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA), about its role as Australia’s leading arbitral institution and its growing impact in the Asia-Pacific region. They discuss ACICA’s independent funding model, governance, expanding caseload in key sectors and initiatives like its 2021 Arbitration Rules and Australian Arbitration Week. They also reflect on leadership, community support and ACICA’s strategic vision as it celebrates 40 years and plans for future growth.

]]> In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy interviews Diana Bowman, secretary general of the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA), about its role as Australia’s leading arbitral institution and its growing impact in the Asia-Pacific region. They discuss ACICA’s independent funding model, governance, expanding caseload in key sectors and initiatives like its 2021 Arbitration Rules and Australian Arbitration Week. They also reflect on leadership, community support and ACICA’s strategic vision as it celebrates 40 years and plans for future growth.

]]> false full 8 1 <![CDATA[Update on the Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration With Chris Alberti]]> On this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy and Chris Alberti discuss the Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration’s role in transforming dispute resolution in the region. They explain how the SCCA—aligned with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030—is driving innovation through its 2023 Arbitration Rules, expedited proceedings and advanced technology integration.

]]> Wed, 26 Nov 2025 09:41:00 -0500 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 39:40 On this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy and Chris Alberti discuss the Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration’s role in transforming dispute resolution in the region. They explain how the SCCA—aligned with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030—is driving innovation through its 2023 Arbitration Rules, expedited proceedings and advanced technology integration.

]]> On this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy and Chris Alberti discuss the Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration’s role in transforming dispute resolution in the region. They explain how the SCCA—aligned with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030—is driving innovation through its 2023 Arbitration Rules, expedited proceedings and advanced technology integration.

]]> false full 7 1 <![CDATA[ICC North America: A Decade of Success]]> In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy sits down with Marek Krasula and Abbey Hawthorne, the director and deputy director of arbitration and ADR for the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in North America, to discuss the ICC’s 10-year anniversary in New York. They examine the institution’s growth, its impact across the region, evolving trends in arbitration and future priorities for supporting both international and domestic cases. The episode also covers the organization’s plans for expanding outreach and accessibility across North America.

]]> Thu, 06 Nov 2025 09:48:20 -0500 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 42:02 In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy sits down with Marek Krasula and Abbey Hawthorne, the director and deputy director of arbitration and ADR for the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in North America, to discuss the ICC’s 10-year anniversary in New York. They examine the institution’s growth, its impact across the region, evolving trends in arbitration and future priorities for supporting both international and domestic cases. The episode also covers the organization’s plans for expanding outreach and accessibility across North America.

]]> In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy sits down with Marek Krasula and Abbey Hawthorne, the director and deputy director of arbitration and ADR for the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in North America, to discuss the ICC’s 10-year anniversary in New York. They examine the institution’s growth, its impact across the region, evolving trends in arbitration and future priorities for supporting both international and domestic cases. The episode also covers the organization’s plans for expanding outreach and accessibility across North America.

]]> false full 6 1 <![CDATA[Inside the Dubai International Arbitration Centre]]> In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy interviews Robert Stephen, registrar of the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC), about the Centre’s growth, internationalization and recent innovations. They discuss DIAC’s expanding caseload, its increasingly global profile, the 2022 rules overhaul and new features like expedited and emergency arbitration. Stephen also previews DIAC’s new 2025 digital case management system, aimed at enhancing efficiency and accessibility for users worldwide.

]]> Thu, 16 Oct 2025 17:05:00 -0400 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 33:53 In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy interviews Robert Stephen, registrar of the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC), about the Centre’s growth, internationalization and recent innovations. They discuss DIAC’s expanding caseload, its increasingly global profile, the 2022 rules overhaul and new features like expedited and emergency arbitration. Stephen also previews DIAC’s new 2025 digital case management system, aimed at enhancing efficiency and accessibility for users worldwide.

]]> In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy interviews Robert Stephen, registrar of the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC), about the Centre’s growth, internationalization and recent innovations. They discuss DIAC’s expanding caseload, its increasingly global profile, the 2022 rules overhaul and new features like expedited and emergency arbitration. Stephen also previews DIAC’s new 2025 digital case management system, aimed at enhancing efficiency and accessibility for users worldwide.

]]> false full 5 1 <![CDATA[The Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration: 10 Years of Accomplishments and Future Objectives]]> On this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, Neeti Sachdeva, registrar and secretary general of the Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration (MCIA), joins J.P. Duffy about MCIA and its tenth anniversary. Neeti shares insights about the institution’s rapid growth, key milestones and pioneering reforms that have elevated institutional arbitration in India. From record case statistics and court trust to new procedural rules and global ambitions, the discussion highlights MCIA’s influence on speeding up arbitration in India, more transparent and internationally competitive.

]]> Thu, 25 Sep 2025 09:12:00 -0400 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 35:19 On this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, Neeti Sachdeva, registrar and secretary general of the Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration (MCIA), joins J.P. Duffy about MCIA and its tenth anniversary. Neeti shares insights about the institution’s rapid growth, key milestones and pioneering reforms that have elevated institutional arbitration in India. From record case statistics and court trust to new procedural rules and global ambitions, the discussion highlights MCIA’s influence on speeding up arbitration in India, more transparent and internationally competitive.

]]> On this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, Neeti Sachdeva, registrar and secretary general of the Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration (MCIA), joins J.P. Duffy about MCIA and its tenth anniversary. Neeti shares insights about the institution’s rapid growth, key milestones and pioneering reforms that have elevated institutional arbitration in India. From record case statistics and court trust to new procedural rules and global ambitions, the discussion highlights MCIA’s influence on speeding up arbitration in India, more transparent and internationally competitive.

]]> false full 4 1 <![CDATA[The LCIA With Kevin Nash: The Present and the Future ]]> In this episode, J.P. Duffy speaks with Kevin Nash, director general of the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), about the institution’s recent successes and future direction. Kevin offers insight on LCIA’s global caseload, trends in arbitration users and industry and the institution’s commitment to innovation and maintaining its legacy of excellence. The conversation also looks ahead to LCIA’s role in shaping arbitration standards, digitalization and the growing influence of regions like Africa in international arbitration.

]]> Thu, 04 Sep 2025 09:00:00 -0400 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 36:31 In this episode, J.P. Duffy speaks with Kevin Nash, director general of the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), about the institution’s recent successes and future direction. Kevin offers insight on LCIA’s global caseload, trends in arbitration users and industry and the institution’s commitment to innovation and maintaining its legacy of excellence. The conversation also looks ahead to LCIA’s role in shaping arbitration standards, digitalization and the growing influence of regions like Africa in international arbitration.

]]> In this episode, J.P. Duffy speaks with Kevin Nash, director general of the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), about the institution’s recent successes and future direction. Kevin offers insight on LCIA’s global caseload, trends in arbitration users and industry and the institution’s commitment to innovation and maintaining its legacy of excellence. The conversation also looks ahead to LCIA’s role in shaping arbitration standards, digitalization and the growing influence of regions like Africa in international arbitration.

]]> false full 3 1 <![CDATA[Inside JAMS International With Sherman Humphrey and Bob Davidson]]> In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, Sherman Humphrey, associate director of global practice development at JAMS, and Bob Davidson, a mediator based in JAMS’ New York office, join J.P. Duffy to discuss JAMS’ expanding global practice. They discuss how JAMS has established itself as a leading force in international dispute resolution, tracing evolution of the JAMS International Arbitration Rules and highlighting how these rules are influencing the future of global arbitration.

]]> Thu, 21 Aug 2025 13:00:00 -0400 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 32:19 In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, Sherman Humphrey, associate director of global practice development at JAMS, and Bob Davidson, a mediator based in JAMS’ New York office, join J.P. Duffy to discuss JAMS’ expanding global practice. They discuss how JAMS has established itself as a leading force in international dispute resolution, tracing evolution of the JAMS International Arbitration Rules and highlighting how these rules are influencing the future of global arbitration.

]]> In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, Sherman Humphrey, associate director of global practice development at JAMS, and Bob Davidson, a mediator based in JAMS’ New York office, join J.P. Duffy to discuss JAMS’ expanding global practice. They discuss how JAMS has established itself as a leading force in international dispute resolution, tracing evolution of the JAMS International Arbitration Rules and highlighting how these rules are influencing the future of global arbitration.

]]> false full 2 1 <![CDATA[Inside the SCC: Trends, Rules and the Future of International Arbitration]]> In this inaugural episode of the Arbitration Acumen podcast, J.P. Duffy sits down with Caroline Falconer, Secretary General of the SCC Arbitration Institute, and Madeleine Thörn, Deputy Secretary General to discuss SCC’s unique role in international dispute resolution. They examine various topics including SCC’s history, rising global caseload, updated arbitration rule and new tools like the SCC Express Rules aimed at making arbitration faster and more efficient.

]]> Mon, 28 Jul 2025 21:09:14 -0400 https://listen.casted.us/public/219/Arbitration-Acumen-eea0ceb5 34:09 In this inaugural episode of the Arbitration Acumen podcast, J.P. Duffy sits down with Caroline Falconer, Secretary General of the SCC Arbitration Institute, and Madeleine Thörn, Deputy Secretary General to discuss SCC’s unique role in international dispute resolution. They examine various topics including SCC’s history, rising global caseload, updated arbitration rule and new tools like the SCC Express Rules aimed at making arbitration faster and more efficient.

]]> In this inaugural episode of the Arbitration Acumen podcast, J.P. Duffy sits down with Caroline Falconer, Secretary General of the SCC Arbitration Institute, and Madeleine Thörn, Deputy Secretary General to discuss SCC’s unique role in international dispute resolution. They examine various topics including SCC’s history, rising global caseload, updated arbitration rule and new tools like the SCC Express Rules aimed at making arbitration faster and more efficient.

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