On April 14, LOVILL and CESCON hosted a breakfast roundtable at LOVILL’s offices. The session, part of the Talking Arbitration series, brought together a select group of practitioners for a focused discussion on evidence practice in arbitral proceedings — one of the areas where technical preparation most directly shapes the outcome of a case.

Christopher Glasscock, Partner at LOVILL, and Albany Broce of Icaza, González-Ruiz & Alemán led the conversation, moving through both best practices and recurring pitfalls in the handling of evidentiary matters. The exchange covered the importance of establishing clear procedural frameworks from the outset of a proceeding, the strategic management of witness and expert testimony, and the considerations that determine how evidence is presented before a tribunal.

The session reflects the shared commitment between LOVILL and CESCON to the development of arbitral practice in Panama. Our thanks to CESCON for the initiative, and to the practitioners who joined us that morning.