Spring 2027

International Commercial Arbitration

Introduces international commercial arbitration as a key dispute resolution method, focusing on applying governing rules and drafting a professional claimant's memorandum.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Learn and apply the rules governing international commercial arbitration

  • Conduct research identifying relevant arbitral awards and scholarly commentary on international commercial arbitration using the UW law library and the Kluwer Arbitration online resource

  • Draft a high-quality legal argument in the style and formatting suitable for professional use/application

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Student experience

the class

Provides introduction to international commercial arbitration, arguably the most important means of resolving international commercial disputes. Learn and apply the rules governing international commercial arbitration, research and write a professional-quality claimant's memorandum based on a current problem.

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Topics

  • International Commercial Arbitration
  • Resolution of International Commercial Disputes
  • Arbitral Awards and Scholarly Commentary

Skills

  • Apply rules governing international commercial arbitration
  • Research arbitral awards and scholarly commentary using specific library resources
  • Draft professional-quality legal arguments

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Dataset & model

Recorded 2026-10-14

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