Monthly Webinar Series

M&A transactions frequently give rise to complex disputes that extend well beyond the closing of a deal. From warranty and indemnity claims to purchase price adjustments, earn-outs, and valuation issues, parties increasingly turn to international arbitration as an effective mechanism for resolving post-closing disputes.

This webinar will explore the practical and strategic aspects of M&A arbitration through the lens of current practice and real-world experience.

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As armed conflicts, geopolitical tensions, and energy security concerns increasingly shape the global investment landscape, investors face growing uncertainty and risk. The assumptions of stability that have traditionally underpinned cross-border investment are being challenged by a rapidly evolving international environment marked by conflict, economic fragmentation, and shifting geopolitical priorities.

This webinar aims to explore the implications of these developments for foreign investment and investment protection. The discussion will consider how armed conflicts and geopolitical instability affect investment flows, investor confidence, and the broader legal and policy frameworks governing international investment. It will also examine the growing significance of energy security considerations and their influence on investment decisions, regulatory responses, and economic policy.

Bringing together experts from the fields of investment law, international dispute resolution, and energy policy, the session will provide a platform for reflecting on the future of investment protection in an increasingly uncertain world and the challenges facing investors, States, and institutions in navigating this evolving landscape.

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The OIC Arbitration Centre (OIC-AC) cordially invites you to this specialized webinar, where a geothermal arbitration case study will be examined to highlight key practical and strategic insights from the award. The session will begin with a concise presentation of the case, followed by a fireside chat featuring experienced practitioners who will share their perspectives on the legal and commercial implications of the decision. The webinar will conclude with an interactive Q&A session, offering participants the opportunity to engage directly with the speakers.

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This webinar explores the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on international arbitration from legal, ethical, and practical perspectives. It will address the use of AI tools in legal research, document review, and case strategy development, alongside key procedural challenges such as the admissibility and reliability of AI-generated evidence, supported by relevant case studies.

The discussion will further examine critical issues including transparency, bias, accountability, and due process in AI-assisted decision-making. It will also consider the emerging debate on AI as an arbitrator, the concept of predictive justice, and its implications for arbitrator independence and neutrality.

Finally, the session will touch upon data security and privacy concerns in the digital age, as well as the potential role of AI within institutional arbitration frameworks.

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The OIC Arbitration Centre (OIC-AC) cordially invites you to this specialized webinar, where our panel of experts will examine the legal implications for trade and contracts arising from the events of March 2026. The session aims to provide practical guidance on managing commercial obligations within the current regional landscape and will explore force majeure and frustration claims, the divergences between Civil Law and Common Law, and the role of mediation as a practical tool for preserving business relationships and finding commercial middle ground.

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