Summary - Procopio International Litigation & Arbitration Retreat 2026

We are pleased to invite you to the fourth edition of the Procopio International Litigation and Arbitration Retreat, a key forum where litigators from the United States and Mexico will come together to analyze the legal challenges impacting both jurisdictions.

At a time of major shifts in the political administrations of the U.S. and Mexico, litigation practice is more relevant than ever. Changes in economic, trade, and regulatory policies have led to a rise in cross-border legal disputes, making it essential to stay up to date with the most effective strategies and tools for resolution.

This event is quickly becoming the premier platform for litigators from both countries to enhance their professional practice. This year's program will feature engaging panel sessions on timely and important topics, including:

Neighbor Wars, Board Battles, and Jurisdiction Calls: Handling HOA Disputes in Mexico and the United States
Punitive Damages Across Borders: U.S. and Mexican Approaches Compared
Refund Wars: Post IEEPA Tariff Litigation Across the U.S.–Mexico Border
You Might Go to Prison, Even Though You're Innocent: The Causes of Wrongful Convictions
Crossing the Great Divide: Probate Litigation in Mexico and California
Responsible AI Use for U.S. and Mexico Lawyers
Trade Secret Litigation in the U.S., Mexico, and in Between

📍 Procopio is pleased to continue hosting this unique experience, where leading litigators will share their expertise on international dispute resolution and strategies for navigating the ever-evolving legal landscape. Whether you are an experienced litigator or just beginning your career, this is your opportunity to learn from experts, expand your professional network, and elevate your practice in a setting of high academic and strategic value.

Registration Fee: $350 USD (Limited capacity)
Dress Code: Business Casual

PILAR will be presented in the English language

Secure your spot today and be part of this exclusive experience in international litigation!