The Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy (SIDRA)'s first webinar of the year will be held together with the 

SIDRA is pleased to welcome Dr Mark McLaughlin as Global Visiting Assistant Professor (PHD, China University of Political Science and Law) Samantha Clare Francis Goh (LLM, London School of Economics) as Consultant, and Theodora Ng and Chua Ching Wei (ongoing SMU LLBs) as part-time researchers.

The Executive Summary of the Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy (SIDRA)'s IDR Survey 2020 (by Nadja Alexander, 

The SIDRA Survey 2020 Survey (written by Nadja Alexander, Vakhtang Giorgadze, LL.M. and 

On 12 September 2020, SIDRA held a webinar on mediation in investor-state disputes and were joined by Anna Joubin-Bret,

The Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy (SIDRA) and Singapore International Mediation Centre (SIMC) were pleased to host a networking sess

SIDRA was pleased to jointly hold a webinar with BIICL (British Institute of International and Comparative Law) on the implications of China's doctrine of strict state immunity in Belt and Road Disputes on 5 November 2020.

SIDRA's Deputy Director Darius Chan will be speaking at a joint webinar by SMU School of Law and Fudan University Law School titled "New Developments in Advanced Legal Education", specifically on asc

The SMU Law Academy (SMULA), in collaboration with the Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy (SIDRA) is proud to present a new offering: the SMU School of Law Graduate Certificate in Mediation and International Dispute Resolution (GCIM).  

More details can be found in the attached flyer.  We are calling for an expression of interest to candidates who may be interested by 2 November 2020.  

PWC has released a third thought-leadership piece on the SIDRA Survey on unlocking the potential of third party funding in dispute resolution. PWC's report highlights that mediation is the most cost-satisfying proposition amongst the dispute resolution mechanisms, and proposes that third party funding could be a solution to cost concerns in dispute settlement.  The full report may be found here: