Carol ludington moderated the AIPLA Patent Damages Case Law 2018 Year in Review, Winter 2019.

Carol Ludington authored “Experts: Early, Tailored and Effective,” published in the Austrian Yearbook on International Arbitration, 2019.

Carol Ludington participates in a London round table on expert witnesses in international arbitration, Fall 2018.

Carol Ludington participated in the panel, "Traditional Ways Revisited - lessons learned from the past?" during Vienna Arbitration Days 2018.

Carol Ludington represented the Forum for International Conciliation and Arbitration (“FICA”) at the 34th session of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (“UNCITRAL”) Working Group III held at the United Nations in Vienna, Austria, and New York, New York, regarding Investor-State dispute settlement reform.

Carol Ludington represented the Forum for International Conciliation and Arbitration (“FICA”) and spoke to the assembled delegates and NGO’s at recent sessions of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (“UNCITRAL”) Working Group II (Dispute Resolution) held at the United Nations in Vienna, Austria and New York, NY. During its session in February, 2018 the Working Group completed its work on the preparation of a draft convention and a draft amended Model Law on international settlement agreements resulting from mediation. Both instruments were approved by the Commission at its summer 2018 session.

Carol Ludington authored the chapter, “Initial Damages Assessments: Focusing Early on Things that Count but Cannot be Counted,” in the ABA’s recently published book, “ADR Advocacy, Strategies, and Practices for Intellectual Property and Technology Cases, Second Edition, American Bar Association. September 2017

Carol Ludington served as the damages expert on behalf of the defendant in a commercial dispute in which the defendant was granted a directed verdict on all counts. September 2017

Carol Ludington participated in the Ethics Panel at the Center for International Legal Studies (“CILS”) International Mediation Symposium in Salzburg, Austria, and spoke about issues related to arb-med and arb-med-arb (the same neutral serving as both arbitrator and mediator in the same dispute). June 2017

Carol Ludington presented, “Not All Things That Count Can Be Counted” for a panel at the AIPLA’s 2016 Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.    May 2016

Carol Ludington presented on Use of Damage Experts and participated in a panel discussion at the University of Minnesota Patent Symposium in Minneapolis, Minnesota. April 2016

Carol Ludington presented at the ABA’s 2016 Dispute Resolution Conference regarding using early attention to damages as a dispute resolution tool. April 2016

Carol Ludington presented a webinar titled, “Eight Ways to Make the Most of Arbitration.” February 2016

Carol Ludington participated in the panel, “Patent Mediation – a continuing process to define and simplify the issues for helping resolve the dispute,” at the Sedona Conference Working Group 9 and Working Group 10 Joint Mid-Year Meeting. February 2016

Carol Ludington moderated a panel at the University of Texas School of Law Patent Damages Roundtable. November 2015