Events at WCC; 1019 Classroom

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Featured in the 2026 China Law Symposium, this panel addresses the deepening complexity of cross-border commerce and disputes involving multinational parties—particularly between China and the United States. The discussion examines litigation and arbitration strategies across jurisdictions, with perspectives spanning U.S. federal courts, international arbitration, e-commerce disputes, and patent enforcement. Panelists include:  Jianjian Ye, Partner at […]

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This workshop introduces students to one of the most consequential—and often most feared—elements of arbitral practice: the quantification of damages. Designed for students interested in international arbitration and dispute resolution, this workshop will address how lawyers can present a persuasive case on quantum, even when they do not have a background in economics and finance. […]

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Need pro bono hours? Hoping to get hands-on experience advising Harvard/MIT startups? Looking for student practice experience with a transactional spin? Join HLEP! Please submit your application on the Google Form linked below, by February 16th at 11:59pm EST, to be invited to our member trainings, receive our client application packet, and join HLEP. For […]

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Beyond Nostalgia: The Future of Investment Arbitration Jonathan C. Hamilton is “a global leader and true pioneer in international arbitration” who navigating pathbreaking investment disputes across regions and sectors. He forecast in a talk with HIALSA a decade ago that changes in globalization would impact assumptions underlying the field of investment arbitration. He will be […]

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Join Themis Bar Review’s Robbie Hillson and Carl Gillen as they provide a demonstration of the Themis’ Bar Exam Prep course.

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An award’s value lies in its enforceability. This final session examines the post-award phase, covering enforcement strategy, asset identification and tracking across jurisdictions, and coordination with local counsel. Participants will analyze real enforcement scenarios under the New York Convention and learn how early asset intelligence can determine whether an award becomes a recovery or a […]