Foley Hoag is please to partner with the Institute for Transnational Arbitration for its 37th Annual Workshop and Meeting. During the event, Partner Tafadzwa Pasipanodya will be a Facilitator on a panel on “Counsel-Driven Innovations in Advocacy”. Foley Hoag will also be sponsoring the Welcome Reception. Partner Christina Beharry, a Member of ITA’s Executive Committee and Co-Chair of its Diversity & Inclusion Task Force, will be joining the Annual Meeting as well.
The ITA is a division of the Center for American and International Law, a nonprofit organization which since 1947 has served lawyers and law enforcement officials from over 135 countries. As one of the world’s leading educational forums in the field of international arbitration, ITA provides advanced continuing education and networking for lawyers, judges, academics, government officials and other professionals concerned with transnational arbitration of commercial and investment disputes. With members and contributors in over 55 countries and 30 U.S. States, the ITA is led and supported by many of the world’s leading companies, academics, arbitrators and arbitration counsel.
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