GAR Academy - Global Arbitration Review

International arbitration is a unique process with its own skills and ringcraft. Our online courses will help demystify both, giving participants the skills and confidence to succeed in this setting. The lively content is built from the wisdom of some of the field's biggest current names, with interactive elements and real-life demonstrations. Thanks to the e-learning platform it can be studied at one's own pace.

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Why GAR Academy

Faculty

Created with a distinguished global faculty, you will learn direct from the very best.

Flexibility

Thanks to the e-learning platform, you can take the courses from anywhere around the world and study in your own time.

Gold-standard leader

GAR is renowned for having the inside track in international arbitration and being the online home for all those who specialise in it.

Innovative design

The courses have been elegantly designed to fast forward you through all the usual novice and newcomer mistakes.

Unlock the course catalogue with the GAR Academy pass, which provides you with the tools, access, and knowledge to develop your career in the dynamic and complex world of international arbitration.

International Arbitration Oral Advocacy and Advocacy Skills

Successful advocacy is always a challenge, but even more so when you throw in differing cultural backgrounds, a matrix of laws and several different languages. Aimed to help users demystify advocacy in international arbitration this online course is designed by distinguished practitioners from across the globe, including some of the world's biggest names. It will cover jargon, etiquette, and many other aspects of international arbitration, to leave you feeling more confident undertaking work in this domain.

Fundamentals of International Arbitration

Inspired by a workshop taught at Harvard Law School, this course walks students through the lifecycle of international arbitration chronologically – from why to use it in the first place to how to draft clauses to selection of arbitrators, case strategy etc all the way to enforcement and monetisation of the final award. As such it is a companion to our Oral Advocacy Skills course, dealing with many topics not covered there and explaining in more detail aspects of international arbitration’s legal infrastructure.

Damages in International Arbitration

Designed to help all participants in the international arbitration community understand damages issues more clearly. Through its interactive content and learning resources it will, step by step, help make the subject of damages in international arbitration more understandable and less intimidating. It will also teach participants how to then present and communicate these issues more effectively to tribunals.

Investor–State Dispute Settlement

This course provides a thorough grounding in the law and practice of investor-state dispute settlement, taught by leaders in the domain. It covers the complexities of both law and of practice and – also - the key role that advisors can play in reaching a satisfactory conclusion.

Construction Arbitration

This course provides a comprehensive overview of international construction contracts, emphasising the unique aspects of construction arbitration. It will explore both FIDIC and non-FIDIC contracts, as well as standard forms like NEC, JCT, and AIA. Crucial topics such as risk allocation, contractor and employer claims, and the implications of contract termination will also be delved into. Additionally, it addresses the complexities of concurrent delays and various dispute resolution mechanisms, including alternative methods.