Hosted by Augusta Shahin · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 17 episodes
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Welcome to The Dispute Brief with Augusta Shahin, where we talk about arbitration and mediation from a Nigeria-based perspective. Each episode breaks down one dispute issue in plain terms, with practical next steps for lawyers, in-house teams, and business owners. Questions or topic requests: hello@thedisputebrief.comNew episodes every Thursday.
Augusta Shahin hosts The Dispute Brief, a education show with 17 episodes published.
Three days. Fifteen sessions. One building in Lagos. This is the final debrief. Today I take you through the last day of the 10th ICC Africa Conference on International Arbitration - five sessions covering the full range
Day one of the main conference. Lagos. Six sessions, six panels, six completely different conversations - and somehow, by the end of it, they all connected. In this debrief I take you through the full day at the 10th ICC
I spent today at the ICC Institute of World Business Law Advanced Training on Drafting Enforceable Awards in Lagos - and I am bringing everything back to you. In this debrief, I cover what the sessions taught about draft
In this Season 1 finale, Augusta Shahin breaks down interim measures in arbitration and explains why success is not just about getting the order, but about whether the order arrives in time, can be enforced, and actually
In this episode of The Dispute Brief, Augusta Shahin breaks down bilateral investment treaties, or BITs, in clear practical terms. She explains what BITs actually protect, what they do not protect, and why that matters f
Most online dispute resolution efforts stumble because they neglect one critical factor: process design. In Nigeria, where the law is supportive but practice still lags, simply moving hearings online can turn efficiency
A compelling arbitral award isn't just about winning on the merits, it's about crafting a decision that can stand up to legal challenges long after the hearing ends. But what makes some awards resilient while others falt
Most infrastructure disputes don’t start in court they begin the moment a project veers off course. Whether it's a delayed payment, a vague contract clause, or a change in scope, these early signals quietly ignite the co
This special episode explores the evolving role of women in arbitration and mediation, emphasising how diversity impacts not just fairness but the legitimacy and credibility of dispute resolution systems. Augusta Shahin
Understanding how to choose the right arbitrator can make or break an entire dispute resolution process, and yet, it’s a decision many overlook until it’s too late. In this episode of The Dispute Brief, Augusta Shahin re
Most arbitrations are derailed not by the facts of the case, but by what’s hidden, especially when it comes to third-party funding. If you don’t fully understand what needs to be disclosed and when, you’re risking confli
In this episode, Augusta Shahin breaks down a practical framework for assessing when mediation is the right approach for dispute resolution, emphasising the importance of structure, decision-making authority, and underst
In Episode 4 of The Dispute Brief, Augusta Shahin explains document production in plain terms for disputes lawyers, in-house counsel, and contract teams. This episode covers: what document production is (and what it is n
Multi-Door Courthouse sounds like progress. Sometimes it is. Sometimes it is a pause button dressed up as progress. In this episode, Augusta Shahin breaks down what court-connected ADR is meant to do, where it goes wrong
Episode 2 is about urgent relief, when waiting is dangerous, not just inconvenient. Augusta Shahin breaks down the real choice between going to court and using an emergency arbitrator: what each option is good for, what’
A dispute clause can save you months, or hand the other side a delay tool before the real fight even starts. In this episode, Augusta Shahin breaks down five clause mistakes that keep showing up in Nigeria, why they caus
A short weekly podcast on arbitration and mediation, Nigeria-based. Each episode breaks down one issue in plain terms, with practical next steps. New episodes every Thursday.
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