Claire Chong Claire Chong
Counsel
Singapore
ADVANCE Corporate Law Seminar
Document production, also commonly known as “discovery”, is in practice often one of the most time-consuming and expensive aspects of cross-border dispute resolution, including international arbitration.
In this seminar, we will explain the document production process and its importance from a strategic and cost/timing management perspective. We will also provide an overview of standard models of document production used in international arbitrations and examine differences in common law based, civil law based, and hybrid approaches.
The seminar aims to equip contract managers and in-house counsel with practical tips to manage document production and steps businesses can take to protect confidential or commercially sensitive information from disclosure. The discussion will follow the life cycle of an arbitration, including day-to-day pre-dispute measures. Participants will also have the opportunity to engage with the panel of speakers, who will share insights from the perspective of arbitration counsel, arbitrator, and mediator.
Yoshihiro Takatori
TMI Associates Tokyo Office
ADVANCE Corporate Law Seminar
Makoto Ohnuma, Mayuko Tsujimoto, Haseru Roku
Online (Live & On-Demand)
NO&T – MNTSQ Joint Seminar
Soichiro Fujiwara, Ryuhei Itaya (MNTSQ CEO), Hiroki Uchida (Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation, Executive Officer, General Manager of Legal Division, Attorney at Law (New York))
Online (On-Demand)
