Foley Hoag will sponsor the drinks reception at GAR Live: Women in Arbitration, an event designed to serve as a platform to promote and celebrate the outstanding women practicing in international arbitration. Bringing together arbitrators, legal professionals, expert witnesses and more, the day is an excellent opportunity for practitioners to hear topical discussions of the sector hot topics. Partner Diana Paraguacuto-Mahéo serves as a member of the Steering Committee.
Counsel Anne-Fleur Dory will speak as part of a panel on "Arbitration and the Media," which will discuss:
Headline cases: how have arbitrators on high-profile cases dealt with media scrutiny?
Pathways to publicity: how to avoid it, how to deal with it when it happens?
Calls for increased transparency in arbitration – has this led to more media attention? How has this affected wider trends such as conflict of interest and diversity?
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