The growing complexity of international disputes has brought parallel proceedings to the forefront of arbitration practice, raising significant challenges in terms of strategy, coordination, and enforceability. This session will explore both practical and legal approaches to managing the risks associated with concurrent arbitral and court proceedings across multiple jurisdictions.

Key discussion points will include:

• The role of domestic courts in supporting the arbitral process and safeguarding the enforceability of awards.
• Anti-suit injunctions (ASI): where is the line between legitimate jurisdictional protection and undue interference with the authority of foreign forums?
• Procedural tools in multi-party arbitration: assessing their effectiveness in mitigating the risks of parallel proceedings.
• Mitigating the risk of conflicting judgments in non-consolidated proceedings.
• Emerging trends in managing parallel proceedings: evolving approaches in arbitration laws and cases.

Moderators:

• Vladimir Talanov, Partner, EPAM Law
• Natalia Soldatenkova, Senior Associate, EPAM Law

Speakers:

• Dr. Daphna Avnieli, Former Judge VP Tel Aviv District Court
• Victoria Khandrimaylo, Special Counsel, Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre
• Vivekananda Neelakantan, Registrar, Singapore International Arbitration Centre
• Yana Bagrova, Senior Associate, EPAM Law

This is a must-attend session for arbitration practitioners, in-house counsel, and institutional representatives seeking to share experiences in managing parallel proceedings and mitigating associated risks.

DATE & TIME 16 May 2025, 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM

VENUE 21, 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya Str., Moscow, Russia (office of the EPAM Law)

REGISTRATION IS CLOSED. The event will take place in person. No online broadcast will be available. CONTACTS +7 (495) 935 80 10, events@epam.ru

__________________ * The panel of speakers and programme of the event may be amended. ** Please note, confirmed registration is essential for attendance.