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Chicago International Dispute Resolution Association
NORTH AMERICAN BRANCH
THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF ARBITRATORS
International Entry Course
The International Entry Level Course consists of two days of Lectures and breakout sessions introducing the unique aspects of International Commercial Arbitration to those who have had little or no contact with that particular process of binding dispute resolution conducted outside the courtroom. The course is directed towards those who wish to:
- Learn more about the process of international commercial arbitration.
- Prepare themselves for the role of advocates on behalf of a party engaged in that process.
- Serve as neutrals in international commercial disputes and learn about the particular skills necessary to conduct or assist as a tribunal member in international commercial arbitration proceedings.
The Course will also provide case related scenarios to afford participants the opportunity to confront, analyze and resolve procedures and substantive issues which arise in an international arbitration. An examination follows on the morning following the Course sessions.
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May 30
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THURSDAY
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May 31 |
FRIDAY
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| 0730-0800 | Registration/Continental Breakfast | 0800-0900 | Continental Breakfast |
| 0800-0830 | Opening Remarks | 0900-1000 | Plenary Discussion |
| 0830-0930 | Discussion and Written Assignment | 1000-1015 | Coffee/Tea |
| 0930-1230 | Workshop #1 (Problems 1-4) | 1015-1145 | Workshop #3 (Problems 9-10) |
| 1045-1100 | Coffee/Tea | 1145-0100 | Lunch |
| 1245-1400 | Lunch (Speaker) | 0115-0300 | Workshop #4/Close (Problems 11-12) |
| 1415-1515 | Plenary Discussion | ||
| 1515-1530 | Coffee/Tea | ||
| 1530-1830 | Workshop #2 (Problems 5-8) | ||
| 1900 | Dinner |
June 1st, 2002 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. - Examination
Membership in the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators:
Those who attend the Course and pass the Course Examination will be eligible to apply for, and become, Associate members of The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, and be permitted to append the title A.C.I.Arb to their name, indicating their level of professional training.
Venue:
Northwestern University School of Law, 357 East Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60611.
Course Fee:
The fee for attendance at the Course will be US$700.00; however, registrations received by March 20, 2002, will be at a reduced fee of US$650.00. Fees include the cost of all documentation, refreshment breaks, and dinner on November 1, but does NOT include overnight accommodations.
Accommodations:
See Registration and Accommodation forms.
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Peter V. Baugher,
President
One South Wacker Drive, Suite 2800, Chicago, IL 60606 USA
312-409-1373 (Telephone), 312-701-9335 (Facsimile),