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The third session for Track 3 on Arbitration and Mediation.
This hour-long session will address China: Developments in Mediation and Arbitration.
One final substantive online session addressing "Mediation & Arbitration for SEP and FRAND Disputes" is scheduled for April 11 before the final (which will be in-person) conducted at the LESI Annual Meeting in Montreal, April 30-May 2.
This event is only open to current LES members. If you are not currently a member of a local LES Society, we encourage you to join! If you are not ready to join LES, you can purchase a package for the LESI Thought Leadership Program (all three tracks) for $200 USD. Please contact the LESI Admin Office at NNE@lesi.org to register for this package.
