Global Perspectives: Navigating Employment Disputes Across Borders

"Global Perspectives: Navigating Employment Disputes Across Borders" is a conference presented by JAMS in collaboration with the Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) – International Law Section and the Litigation & Dispute Resolution Section. The event is scheduled to take place at the New York Times Building in New York City.

The conference aims to delve into the complexities of international employment disputes, focusing on the legal and cultural challenges that arise when resolving conflicts across borders. The program includes a panel discussion featuring distinguished professionals who will explore how cultural differences influence negotiation styles, dispute resolution preferences, and ethical considerations in international employment scenarios. Additionally, the event will feature simulated negotiations between lawyers and clients from different countries and cultures, providing participants with practical lessons on effectively addressing cultural complexities in cross-border dispute management.

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with experts in the field, participate in interactive discussions, and gain insights into the intricacies of cross-border employment disputes. The event is eligible for New York CLE credit, offering professionals a chance to earn continuing legal education hours while enhancing their understanding of international employment law.

This conference is particularly beneficial for legal practitioners seeking to enhance their skills in navigating the culturally diverse landscape of international employment disputes.