We look forward to joining the international arbitration community in Paris from March 23–27 for Paris Arbitration Week 2026, the 10th‑anniversary edition of this premier industry gathering. Our team will be on the ground throughout the week to contribute insights, participate in programming, and connect with colleagues and peers from around the world. Be sure to join us on March 25 for our panel, “Power and International Law: What Role for International Arbitration?”, and see below for other events we will be attending during PAW 2026.
Foley Hoag Event
Power and International Law: What Role for International Arbitration?
Foley Hoag will be hosting a panel on March 25 titled “Power and International Law: What Role for International Arbitration?” as part of Paris Arbitration Week, featuring a selection of firm speakers as well as Caveat Capital's founder Kishore Jaichandani as a guest speaker.
Investment Disputes in Africa’s Energy and Mining Sectors
Tafadzwa Pasipanodya will be speaking on a panel on March 24 titled "Arbitrating Power and Ore: Investment Disputes in Africa’s Energy and Mining Sectors", organized by Compass Lexecon.
Foley Hoag will be sponsoring the 2026 edition of Global Arbitration Review’s Awards. The ceremony will unveil the winners across our individual categories, reveal the latest GAR 30 and Expert Witness Power Index, and honour a new lifetime achievement recipient.
Diana Paraguacuto-Mahéo will speak on a panel titled "Damages under Information Asymmetry," organized by the expert firm Secretariat during Paris Arbitration Week on March 23.
Do Arab arbitrations still require western validation?
Nour Nicolas will be speaking on March 26 on a panel titled "Do Arab arbitrations still require western validation?", organized by ArabArb during Paris Arbitration Week.
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