AtlAS’s 13th Annual Conference takes place in midtown Atlanta October 7-9, 2024.
There is still time to register for the event, which includes hours of networking opportunities over three days, and provides invaluable opportunities to learn from dozens of highly regarded practitioners in the field of international dispute resolution.
This event offers valuable insights into international arbitration, focusing on written advocacy and cross-examination techniques. Featuring expert panels with distinguished speakers from major law firms and institutions, the forum is designed to engage both young practitioners and seasoned professionals in the field. Networking breaks and panel discussions will provide attendees with opportunities to connect and expand their knowledge.
Registration fees for this event are very modest for an event of this caliber: $150 for private practitioners; $75 for in-house counsel, academics, and government employees; and $25 for students.
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