Technology & Communications Arbitration Workshop
Digital Disputes: Arbitration in the Age of Technology
13 November 2026 | 10:0018:00 WITA | Bali
Ready to sharpen your skills, exchange ideas, and explore how arbitration is evolving alongside technology?
This one-day in-person workshop brings together legal professionals, arbitrators, in-house counsel, and industry practitioners for a practical discussion on disputes arising from technology, communications, digital infrastructure, AI-enabled systems, and cross-border digital transactions.
Key Highlights
- Cross-border data, intellectual property, and platform contract disputes
- Electronic evidence management and remote arbitration procedures
- Simulated arbitration exercise on AI contract performance disputes
- Case study discussion: Indonesian telecom company vs. foreign service provider arbitration
- Strategic considerations in drafting and enforcing arbitration clauses in digital transactions
Participants Will Gain Insight Into
- Cross-border data, intellectual property, and platform contract disputes
- Electronic evidence and digital documentation in arbitral proceedings
- Remote and hybrid arbitration considerations
- Simulated arbitration scenario involving AI contract performance
- Case study: local telecom company and foreign service provider arbitration
Who Should Attend
This workshop is intended for senior professionals engaged in technology-driven and cross-border transactions, including:
- Technology and telecommunications companies
- Corporate legal counsel and commercial advisors
- Compliance and regulatory professionals
- Arbitration practitioners handling digital and international disputes
Meet the Facilitator
- Prof. Inbavijayan Veeraraghavan, SFBiAm, FCIArb
BIAMC Arbitration Panelist & Senior Fellow | Managing Partner, Kove Global LLP | Founder, Global South ADR Alliance
Prof. Inbavijayan Veeraraghavan is an experienced arbitration practitioner with more than two decades dedicated to ADR. He has served as sole arbitrator or counsel in hundreds of domestic cases, numerous commercial and financial arbitrations, and international arbitration proceedings.
His practice spans technology, intellectual property, domain name disputes, international trade, contracts, joint ventures, investment disputes, construction, maritime, banking, and finance. He is accredited by leading arbitral institutions across Asia, the Middle East, and the United States and is also widely recognised for his work in arbitration education and professional training.
Independent Arbitrator | International Arbitration Practitioner
Erika Williams is an independent arbitration practitioner with extensive experience in complex commercial, construction, and investor-State disputes.
Following 15 years with leading international and national law firms, she established her independent arbitration practice in 2021 and has since sat as sole and presiding arbitrator under institutional rules including ICC, SIAC, ACICA, and Resolution Institute, as well as in ad hoc proceedings.
She has also served as tribunal secretary in high-value complex cases and was Counsel at ACICA from 2021 to 2024. Erika has been recognised by the Lexology Index, Doyles Guide, and the Australian ADR Awards, including being named Arbitration Practitioner of the Year and ADR Practitioner of the Year.
Certificate of Completion
Participants who complete the programme will receive a BIAMC Certificate of Completion, recognising their participation and professional development in energy and mining arbitration.
Register Now, go to https://form.jotform.com/biamc/technology-communication-workshop
