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We invite you to participate in the third webinar in the "Global Business Horizons" series.
During this event, experts will share their knowledge on current trends in arbitration, examine key aspects of choosing arbitration venues depending on the region, and provide practical recommendations for companies working with foreign counterparties. Don't miss this opportunity to gain useful information for successfully conducting business in a globally competitive environment!
Colleagues, this webinar is being held online! A password to the webinar entry will be sent to participants by email after registration is confirmed.
Date: December 8, 2025
Time: 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Hong Kong vs. Dubai: A Comparative Analysis of Arbitration Jurisdictions in the Context of Global Market Shift to the East
Alexandra Kuznetsova•Elena LebetsAn overview of the legal, procedural, and institutional differences between HKIAC and DIAC; jurisdiction selection criteria for companies targeting Asia and the Middle East
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Enforcement of Russian court decisions abroad and foreign judicial decisions in Russia
Olga Prokaeva•Valeria SosnovaHong Kong vs. Dubai: A Comparative Analysis of Arbitration Jurisdictions in the Context of Global Market Shift to the East
An overview of the legal, procedural, and institutional differences between HKIAC and DIAC; jurisdiction selection criteria for companies targeting Asia and the Middle East
Speakers
Alexandra Kuznetsova
Lawyer at Nordic Star
Elena Lebets
Lawyer at Nordic StarDisputes with counterparties from China
Speakers
Wing So
Counsel, Member of the Resolution Chambers (Hong Kong), Arbitrator at Resolution Chambers (Hong Kong)Prof Dr Wing So
Barrister, Resolution Chambers (Hong Kong)
Prof So's practice predominantly involves representing corporations and state entities from China, the Russian Federation and CIS Countries, and more recently, those from MENA. He has been frequently acting in arbitrations at the forefront of geopolitical events, including various cases arising from the wars in Ukraine, Afghanistan, and South Sudan. He is also well known for his expertise on disputes concerning costs and funding.
Prior to joining the Bar, Prof So has been a legal academic around the globe since 2010, and had taught and researched at Oxford, New Delhi, Luxembourg, Moscow, Kazan, Beijing, and Hong Kong. He remains to be a foreign legal expert of the Ministry of Science & Technology of the Chinese government, and a Distinguished Professor and Graduate Supervisor for civil procedure and international arbitration at the China University of Political Science & Law in Beijing, and a co-editor of a leading English textbook, Friston on Costs.
Enforcement of Russian court decisions abroad and foreign judicial decisions in Russia
Speakers
Olga Prokaeva
Lawyer at Denuo
Valeria Sosnova
Lawyer at DenuoSpeakers
Wing So
Counsel, Member of the Resolution Chambers (Hong Kong), Arbitrator at Resolution Chambers (Hong Kong)
More Information
Maria
Vinokurova
Moderator, Senior Lawyer at Denuo
Alexandra
Kuznetsova
Lawyer at Nordic Star
Elena Lebets
Lawyer at Nordic Star
Olga
Prokaeva
Lawyer at Denuo
Valeria
Sosnova
Lawyer at Denuo
Wing So
Counsel, Member of the Resolution Chambers (Hong Kong), Arbitrator at Resolution Chambers (Hong Kong)
Prof Dr Wing So
Barrister, Resolution Chambers (Hong Kong)
Prof So's practice predominantly involves representing corporations and state entities from China, the Russian Federation and CIS Countries, and more recently, those from MENA. He has been frequently acting in arbitrations at the forefront of geopolitical events, including various cases arising from the wars in Ukraine, Afghanistan, and South Sudan. He is also well known for his expertise on disputes concerning costs and funding.
Prior to joining the Bar, Prof So has been a legal academic around the globe since 2010, and had taught and researched at Oxford, New Delhi, Luxembourg, Moscow, Kazan, Beijing, and Hong Kong. He remains to be a foreign legal expert of the Ministry of Science & Technology of the Chinese government, and a Distinguished Professor and Graduate Supervisor for civil procedure and international arbitration at the China University of Political Science & Law in Beijing, and a co-editor of a leading English textbook, Friston on Costs.
