The Law and Practice of International Arbitration

3 credits · Law School

International arbitration is the method most global businesses prefer for resolving cross-border disputes. International law firms with robust arbitration practices handle both commercial and investment treaty arbitrations for their clients, and a well-rounded disputes lawyer should have a grounding in both. This 3-credit course is taught by two experienced practitioners who spent decades working in the world’s leading international arbitration practices. Through lecture and class discussion, the course will provide students with a doctrinal framework for both international commercial and investment treaty arbitrations, as well as experiential learning opportunities and practice tips that will prepare students to succeed in any international disputes practice. Students who have completed LAW 7250 International Arbitration or LAW 7252 International Arbitration are permitted to enroll in this course. [3]