Membership
Selected for excellence. Invited to join.
01 · Principle
Membership is subject to availability within both the relevant jurisdiction and specialist area of expertise, ensuring that each new member brings distinct value to the Alliance.

02 · Who we welcome
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Independent firms and practitioners principally engaged in cross-border disputes, international arbitration or complex commercial litigation
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Lawyers in good professional standing, with no current disciplinary proceedings
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Practitioners who regularly work across jurisdictions and collaborate naturally with foreign counsel
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Firms able to refer matters to members and receive referrals professionally in return
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Firms whose seat and specialism complement, rather than compete with, existing members
Three members per jurisdiction.
Complementary expertise.
03 · Benefits
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Referrals and Collaboration
Private channels for opportunities, introductions, and peer advice across regions and practice groups.
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Virtual Events
Practical sessions designed for busy practitioners, with recordings available on demand.
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Thought Leadership Opportunities
Collaborate with us to co-create articles, insights, or interviews on CBCA platforms. Grow your digital presence and demonstrate expertise.
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Professional Recognition and Badge
Use the official CBCA Membership Logo in your email signature and profiles, and be listed in the CBCA online directory.
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Speaking and Roundtables
Be considered for panels and roundtables at CBCA events, sharing your expertise and building your professional profile.
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Complementary Membership Model
We admit firms that are not direct competitors to existing Members. Members are selected to complement one another by jurisdictional seat and specialist area of expertise, maximising collaboration.
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A Real Community
Complimentary invitations to regular networking sessions, both online and around the world.
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Professional Excellence
Join a diverse but focused network of international practitioners committed to high standards and practical outcomes.
Limited to three members per jurisdiction

