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We are happy to publish the report of the 4th full SIFoCC meeting. The report provides a comprehensive overview of SIFoCC’s 4th meeting hosted by the Federal Court and the Supreme Court of New South Wales.
On 20-21 October 2022, the world’s commercial courts gathered to discuss the most topical themes in commercial dispute resolution. The 4th full meeting of the SIFoCC membership was jointly hosted by the Federal Court of Australia and the Supreme Court of New South Wales. Over 100 judges met physically in Sydney at the Joint […]
On 20-21th April 2024, the world’s commercial courts will gather to discuss the most topical themes in commercial dispute resolution
Click here to visit the SIFoCC Events Portal to register for and access the latest information on SIFoCC’s next full meeting.