YAYAH Academy Workshop

3 Jun
13:00 - 18:00

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YAYAH

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The QEII Centre, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, London, SW1P 3EE

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YAYAH Academy is delighted to announce the return of its second interactive workshop, just a few footsteps from LIDW’s main conference.

This year's edition entitled 'From pen to witness stand - Masterclass in witness preparation' will tackle the best practices and insights on witness preparation.

By joining us you will:

  • Receive practical perspective, guidance and feedback from seasoned arbitration practitioners;
  • Discuss and learn with your peers in a small group setting, and gain first-hand experience of best practices in witness preparation in order to allow you to build and develop your own technique; and
  • Network with the LIDW25’s main conference drink reception, directly after the workshop.

The session will feature participation of leading individuals in the field of international arbitration. Watch this space, further details will be provided very soon.

Programme:

13:00 – 14:15: Registration & Networking YAYAH lunch

14:15 – 14:20: YAYAH Welcome remarks

14:20 – 15:50: Session 1: Navigating a varied landscape of witness preparation practices across different jurisdictions

15:50 – 16:20: Refreshment break

16:20 – 17:50: Session 2: The “art” of witness preparation: Learning best practices and avoiding pitfalls hosted by Bond Solon

17:50 – 18:00: Closing remarks

18:00: Main Conference networking drinks reception

 

A few more details on the upcoming sessions:

Session 2: Masterclass on Witness Preparation hosted by Bond Solon 

Bond Solon is the UK’s leading Witness Familiarisation provider. Since their inception in 1992 they have helped hundreds of thousands of witnesses navigate the difficulties of giving evidence. Bond Solon is also the UK’s premier support partner for expert witnesses, providing a range of relevant information, high quality training, recognised university certificates, tools, resources and networking opportunities.

In this interactive session, we will delve into the critical aspects of witness preparation, including any 'war stories' from the panel and the audience. 

Key topics include:

  • Effective strategies for successful witness preparation and common pitfalls to avoid.
  • What can be done at the statement stage to mitigate risk down the line
  • Practical tips for preparing witnesses effectively.
  • A practical demonstration of cross-examination techniques.

Joined by a panel of diverse speakers including: 

 

We look forward to seeing you there!

 

 

Tickets will include access to the networking lunch, the entire half  day session, coffee and refreshments, and entrance to the main conference’s networking drinks reception.

Attendee participation is central to this workshop. Be prepared to engage and contribute to discussions, share your experience and ideas, and to take advantage of networking opportunities to connect with your peers.

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact the LIDW/YAYAH team at lidw@tmb-events.com

About LIDW Young and Young at Heart

LIDW Young and Young at Heart (“YAYAH”) represents the broad community of stakeholders in London’s dispute resolution community that consider themselves to be Young or Young at Heart. Over the last few years our mission has been to ensure that during London International Disputes Week we provide a social forum for members of this community to gather, exchange ideas and develop their network.

We are somewhat unique in that eligibility to form part of our community does not depend on age or role. However, in an effort to ensure that our mission doesn’t become lost amongst the multitude of events, we ensure that all YAYAH events are tailored and targeted towards the YAYAH community.  This is reflected in the type of events, speakers and themes we select for our educational events, as well as the venues and the “informal” nature of our social events.

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