WIPO Webinar Reviews 2026 Changes to International Design Protection
WIPO’s English-language Hague System review on 9 December will cover 2026 developments, eHague tools and implications for applicants and representatives.
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IBA Webinar Examines Global Effects of US Anti-DEI Measures
An IBA webinar on 30 November 2026, 9.30–10.30 PM IST, will examine workforce policies, supply chains and human-rights risks for global businesses.
IBA Next Gen Summit to Examine Arbitration, AI and Legal Practice in Delhi
The IBA Young Lawyers’ Committee summit on 27 November 2026 will cover arbitration, cross-border practice, law-firm careers and AI at the Taj Mahal Hotel in...
Online GST Workshop Examines Refund Claims and Procedural Disputes
A joint online workshop on 2–4 December 2026 will cover GST refund eligibility, unutilised ITC, inverted duty claims and procedural issues.
HNLU Symposium Examines MSME Credit and Secured Transactions
HNLU’s online symposium on 8 December will examine collateral, secured lending and cross-border trade finance for smaller businesses.
NALSAR and Kshetra Offer Online Workshop on Conflict Transformation
NALSAR and Kshetra Foundation for Dialogue plan a Zoom workshop on 12–13 December 2026, using cases and role-play to practise conflict-resolution skills.
IBA Webinar Examines Cross-Border M&A Risks and Deal Terms
An IBA webinar on 4 December, 9–10 PM IST, will examine transaction risk, financing, merger control and deal terms in cross-border M&A.
WIPO Webinar on Resolving Video-Game and Esports Disputes
WIPO and Dreyfus & Associés will hold an online session on 26 November, from 2.30 PM IST, covering mediation, arbitration, IGET and domain-name disputes.
IBA Webinar Examines Pressures on Lawyers’ Independence
An IBA webinar on 25 November, 6.30–7.30 PM IST, will examine professional independence and pressures arising from lawyers’ clients and causes.