Foley Hoag will be sponsoring the 2026 edition of Global Arbitration Review’s Awards. The ceremony will unveil the winners across our individual categories, reveal the latest GAR 30 and Expert Witness Power Index, and honour a new lifetime achievement recipient.
Christina Hioureas has been nominated in the "Best Lecture or Speech" category, for her lecture on “Small Nations and the Role of International Law: A Toolkit,” delivered in Nicosia, Cyprus and later adapted for mid-career government professionals at Stanford Law School, on how legal strategies, anchored in jurisdiction, appropriately sequenced, and integrated with diplomacy can empower small nations faced with challenges from global powers.
In the "Most Important Decision" category, the landmark July 2025 advisory opinion on climate change from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has been nominated, in which Foley Hoag lawyers acted for several vulnerable states.
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