Why Winning Is Not Enough: Fundamentals and Practical Insights on Damages Claims and Quantification in International Arbitration and Litigation with Case Study

In international arbitration and litigation practice, it is often not only liability but also the recoverability and quantification of damages (“quantum”) that ultimately determines the outcome of a dispute. For claimants and plaintiffs, succeeding on liability may have limited practical value if they cannot prevail on quantum. Conversely, for respondents and defendants, a well-supported quantum case can materially reduce potential exposure even where liability is established.

This seminar brings together our Japan-qualified and Singapore-qualified lawyers and a damages and valuation expert from BRG (Berkeley Research Group) to conduct two panel discussions built around a practical case study to explore the fundamentals of damages quantification and key practical considerations that will guide business decisions and communications at various stages of the transaction or project.

Japanese and English

Please register by 3:00 pm (JST) on August 27, 2026.

Free of charge

• Individuals (who do not belong to any company or organization) and members of competing firms will not be able to attend the seminar. Your understanding is kindly appreciated.
• Please do not reproduce the seminar contents without permission.
• Each attendee must register separately.