Law students invited to attend DIDW
Ireland for Law will offer a limited number of complimentary passes to select keynote sessions at this year’s Dublin International Disputes Week.
(DIDW) main conference, taking place at the College Green Hotel, Dublin 2 this week on Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 October.
Law students are strongly encouraged to apply, to hear first-hand from world-class jurists, international practitioners, and policy leaders shaping the future of global dispute resolution and the rule of law.
An initiative of Ireland for Law, DIDW convenes leading global voices across cross-border litigation, arbitration, and regulation.
Eligible attendees can apply for access to up to three featured sessions.
The first is Time for a New Rulebook? on Wednesday, (21 October) at 9:10am, which will examine modern rule of law and democracy from US, British, and European perspectives.
The discussion will feature Enda Kenny (former Taoiseach and chair of Ireland for Law), Judge Loretta Preska (US District Court, New York), and Lord Marvin Rees, and will be moderated by Eileen Dunne, former RTE newscaster.
Keynote
A keynote address from EU Commissioner Michael McGrath on Thursday (22 October) at 12pm will address the intersection of law, technology, digital market fairness, and the protection of democratic values.
On Thursday at 3pm, US Judge Loretta A Preska and High Court President Mr Justice David Barniville will reflect on judicial careers, independence, and defending democratic institutions.
Spaces are strictly limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Apply now.