The Advanced Arbitration Seminar is designed for experienced practitioners looking to further develop their arbitration practice. The programme will focus on key procedural issues and strategic considerations in current arbitration practice.
Led by Lauren Lindsay (Deputy Director of Professional Studies, Arbitration) and facilitated by Nicole Smith, the seminar brings together senior arbitration practitioners Paul Sills (Director of Professional Studies), Dr Anthony Sinclair, Christine Meechan KC and Polly Pope.
The day offers the chance to connect with colleagues and learn from experienced arbitration practitioners in a focused and collegial setting.
For those considering Fellowship, the seminar forms a component of the AMINZ Fellowship Programme, with the option to progress following attendance.
Event Details
Date: Thursday 26 March 2026
Time: 9 am-5 pm
Location: Auckland and Online
Venue: Adina Apartment Hotel Auckland Britomart
CPD: 4 points
Note: No prior Fellowship commitment is required to attend. For those considering further recognition, the option to progress to the Fellowship programme is available after the seminar.
The Programme
Ethics and Difficult Questions presented by Dr Anthony Sinclair
Key Concepts and History of the Legislation presented by Paul Sills
Powers and Duties of the Tribunal presented by Lauren Lindsay and Nicole Smith
Natural Justice and Due Process presented by Nicole Smith
Arbitration Process: From Commencement to Hearing presented by Nicole Smith and Polly Pope
The Award - NZ presented by Christine Meechan KC
