This 35th Annual ITA Workshop examines how the system of international arbitration gives effect to the legal rights of the parties by granting effective and enforceable remedies.

The Workshop considers the perspectives of parties, counsel, and arbitrators regarding the power and practice of arbitral tribunals in awarding remedies, including non-monetary remedies.

It also considers whether the current legal framework governing international arbitration meets the needs and expectations of its users with respect to remedies or whether systemic changes are needed to ensure that international arbitration can deliver effective redress for disputing parties.

On the Friday, Daniel will present at the ITA Americas Initiative Annual Meeting and share research findings arising out of a project covering Latin American Arbitral Institutions conducted by Reed Smith in collaboration with the ITA.