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    October 2025
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    Hong Kong Arbitration Week 2025

    The BRG team is showing up in full force for Hong Kong Arbitration Week this year.

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    17
    October 2025
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    Australian Arbitration Week 2025

    Thomas Fearis, Isaac Wong, and Sharon McGahey took part in panels.

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    October 2025
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    Washington Arbitration Week 2025

    Pablo Spiller, Alayna Tria, and Laura Hardin took part in panels.

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    September 2025
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    Association of International Energy Negotiators (AIEN) Australia-Pacific Chapter Hybrid Event

    Phillip Solomon and John Fletcher joined a panel on “Time Is Money: How Do Recent Court Decisions Affect the Approach to Risk Allocation Across Global LNG Projects.”