During the first day of the workshop, participants revisited best practices
outlined in the IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence, exploring the role
of technology in arbitration and the nuances of expert reports. Day two
centered on the management of hearings, with discussions on organizational
issues, scheduling, and effective examination techniques. Esteemed experts
including Alexander Fessas, Daniel Allen, Douglas Kenji Freeman,
James Morrison, Lars Markert, and Tony Andriotis shared invaluable
insights, enriching participants understanding of international arbitration
practice.

Mian Sheraz Javaid's leadership and expertise were instrumental in ensuring
the success of the workshop, as he guided participants through complex
legal concepts and facilitated engaging discussions. Javaid's commitment to advancing legal education and promoting excellence in arbitration underscored the workshop's significance in the community legal services.

Reflecting on the workshop, Javaid commended the ICC Academy, ICC Arbitration, and International Chamber of Commerce for organizing such a valuable experience. He emphasized the importance of continuous professional development in navigating the evolving legal landscape and delivering optimal outcomes for clients.

The workshop concluded on a high note, leaving participants equipped with refreshed skills and a deeper understanding of international arbitration principles. As legal practitioners continue to navigate complex legal terrain, Javaid's leadership and the opportunities for learning and growth provided by workshops like the ICC Advanced Arbitration Academy remain invaluable.