The Berlin Dispute Resolution Days will take place at the end of September. With the SCC Arbitration Institute (SCC), Sweden is internationally recognized as one of the most established centres for arbitration. In Germany, too, more and more companies are opting for arbitration as a dispute resolution instrument. But what actually lies behind this alternative to state court proceedings?

To explore this question, the chamber’s regional group in Berlin invites you to a Business Breakfast as part of the Berlin Dispute Resolution Days.

Look forward to an exciting dive into the topic of arbitration from Jörn Hombeck (HANEFELD Rechtsanwälte), who can share firsthand insights from his experience as a party representative in court and arbitration proceedings as well as an arbitrator, and Caroline Falconer, Secretary General of the SCC, with her perspective on Sweden as an arbitration hub. What speaks for or against choosing arbitration? How does such proceedings unfold? And what are the differences compared to state court proceedings?

Discuss the differences between dispute resolution strategies in Germany and Sweden in a relaxed breakfast atmosphere and take the opportunity to network! Register now! Since personal exchange is at the heart of the event, the number of seats is limited.

*The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Germany warmly invites anyone not yet familiar with the organisation and its events to get to know the network through the Business Breakfast series. Attendance is free of charge for the first three times.

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