Praxis Conflict Centre Ltd

31/07/2023

I beseech thee lawyers, Arbitration in particular and Alternative Dispute Resolution in general is good for your practice and for your client. Do not discourage your clients from asking for it and using it.

Try it and it will make business sense to you.

22/02/2022

The long awaited training day is finally here!!!!!

21/02/2022

3. Training two: is a Practical guide to Managing International Arbitration. The session will discuss how to manage the many participants in international arbitrations (including the arbitrators, institutions, clients, counsel, experts, witnesses, service providers etc), and how to manage procedural timetables and budgets. In addition, attendees will be walked through the initial steps of international arbitrations under ICC, LCIA and UNCITRAL Rules. The session will be of particular interest to in-house counsel, government and private practice lawyers, whether experienced in international arbitration or managing their first arbitration.
It is not yet late! Go ahead and register to be a part of this great training! Call us on 0772377375 for more information

18/02/2022

Training one is on Negotiating and Drafting International Contracts. The session will cover how to prepare for negotiations and guidance on developing your own style. In addition, you will learn the extent to which there are international norms within international contracts, focusing on contracts for the development of energy and infrastructure projects. The session will be of interest to anyone involved in negotiating contracts, including in-house counsel, government lawyers, procurement professionals and practicing lawyers.
You need to be a part of this once in a lifetime training!!

17/02/2022

KnowYourFacilitator:
JaneDaviesEvans,3VerulamBuildings,London

Jane has a wealth of experience across Africa, acting as legal advisor, counsel or arbitrator in many countries including Uganda, Tanzania, Sudan, Kenya, Rwanda, Ghana, Benin, Nigeria, Angola and Egypt, etc. She has served as counsel for TANROADS, the Ministry of Works (Tanzania), MCA-T, the Tanzanian Broadcasting Corporation and even for one of the leading construction companies in Uganda. She also particularly possesses expertise in disputes arising on energy and infrastructural projects. Beyond all the foregoing, she has served as an officer of the International Construction Projects Committee at the International Bar Association for many years and she is currently the vice-chair of the 3VB International Advisory and Dispute Resolution Unit, and a member of the Steering Committee for the Pledge for Equal Representation in Arbitration.
She has negotiated and drafted contracts for clients around the world, including the suite of construction and related contracts for the Euro 3.3 billion PPP-funded St Petersburg ring road in Russia. Jane also regularly negotiates dispute resolution and settlement agreements and has worked in international arbitration for nearly 25 years.
Be sure to come be a part of our training🤗

15/02/2022

Knowyourfacilitator:
DavidKaggwa of Kaggwa&KaggwaAdvocates.
David is a specialist in Arbitration, Construction Law and Commercial Litigation. His practice focuses on complex disputes involving major Infrastructure and Construction projects, Energy and Commercial transactions. His experience spans over a broad range of industries including mining, energy, shipping and complex Mergers and Acquisitions. He has acted as counsel and arbitrator in several arbitration proceedings brought under the major international arbitration rules including the UNCITRAL Rules, ICC, and LCIA. He has also counsel in numerous arbitration proceedings domestically at the CADER, UIPE and the Ugandan Society of Architects.
Currently, he is the Senior Partner at Kaggwa & Kaggwa Advocates and the Chairman of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Uganda Chapter. He is also a fellow of the FCIArb, a fellow of FICCP, a member of the Society of Construction Law for Africa, a member of the LCIA, a member of the CADER and a member of the International Bar Association.
Don’t be left out!
Register already!

14/02/2022

Training one covers Negotiating and Drafting International Contracts. The session will cover how to prepare for negotiations and guidance on developing your own style. In addition, you will learn the extent to which there are international norms within international contracts, focusing on contracts for the development of energy and infrastructure projects. The session will be of interest to anyone involved in negotiating contracts, including in-house counsel, government lawyers, procurement professionals and practicing lawyers
Training two: is a Practical guide to Managing International Arbitration. The session will discuss how to manage the many participants in international arbitrations (including the arbitrators, institutions, clients, counsel, experts, witnesses, service providers etc), and how to manage procedural timetables and budgets. In addition, attendees will be walked through the initial steps of international arbitrations under ICC, LCIA and UNCITRAL Rules. The session will be of particular interest to in-house counsel, government and private practice lawyers, whether experienced in international arbitration
You have to be there!

13/02/2022

Look out for our upcoming training on negotiating and drafting international contracts as well managing International Arbitration

30/09/2020

Mediation Quotes: “Our lives are not dependent on whether or not we have conflict. It is what we do with conflict that makes the difference.” — Thomas Crum.
Choose mediation today!

24/09/2020

Good morning,
We are Uganda's first dispute resolution service allowing you to plan & pay monthly or annually in advance for disputes. Free ad hoc package for & and for those trading with no record of disputes within their business

Praxis Mediation was established out of years of experience with the conventional conflict resolution mechanisms particularly through the administration of justice system (court) in which a third party decides one’s fate, it is costly, there is no telling to when a case will be concluded because o...