JURIS Conferences

23/05/2024

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12/03/2024

We would like to recognize Sponsors & Supporters of the Nineteenth Annual Leading Arbitrators’ Symposium. It is with their continued support that we are able to produce quality programming and events.
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Baker McKenzie, HAUSER PARTNERS LLC, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Affiliates, Pitkowitz & Partners, Jus Mundi, New York International Arbitration Center, R.E.A.L. - Racial Equality for Arbitration Lawyers, Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, Oil, Gas & Energy Law (OGEL) / Transnational Dispute Management (TDM), World Arbitration Update, Washington Arbitration Week, American Arbitration Association, International Centre for Dispute Resolution® (ICDR), and Vienna International Arbitral Centre of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (VIAC)
To register and for full details visit: www.JurisConferences.com

06/02/2024

📣Will you join us on Monday 25 March 2024 for the “19th Annual Leading Arbitrators’ Symposium” hosted at Freshfields in Vienna Austria? 🇦🇹

Come meet Conference Co-Chairs: Grant Hanessian and Michael W. Bühler for this engaging, longstanding program with leading arbitrators from around the globe.

The program is an all-day affair made up of four working sessions and those interested may pick up 7 hours of NYCLE credits in Areas of Professional Practice. ⚖️

Session 1 – “Initial Organization of the Arbitral Proceeding and Pre-Hearing Activities”
Lead by the one and only Grant Hanessian with panelists: Dr. Ziya Akinci, Hilary Heilbron KC, Bridget M McCormack, Patricia Peterson, and Lawrence Schaner who will showcase their expertise in this subject matter. 📚

Session 2 – “Effective Presentation of Evidence – Focus on Technology”
Leader Stephanie Cohen will discuss this hot topic with panelists: Adriana Braghetta, Nikolaus Pitkowitz, Catherine A. Rogers, and Galina Zukova who are sure to wow us with their insight on the subject. ⚙️

Session 3 – “Next Generation Leading Arbitrators”
Come explore with panelists: Anna Kozmenko, Marleen Krueger, Alexander Leventhal, Derek Soller, Anna-Maria Tamminen, and leader: Filip Boras, issues young professional arbitrators tackle in this highly specialized field of law. ⚖️

Session 4 – “Tribunal Deliberations and Dynamics” 💥
Michael W. Bühler will lead these invaluable discussion topics with sage commentaries from panelists: Hauser Wulf Gordian, Lawrence Newman, Hilmar Raeschke-Kessler, and Małgorzata Surdek-Janicka.

Will you join us? Will you take advantage of this incredible opportunity to meet these phenomenal individuals top of their fields! 🤩

To register and for more detailed information visit: www.JurisConferences.com 🌏

24/01/2024

07/12/2023

Warmth of joy,
glow of prosperity,
sparkle of happiness...
may you be blessed
with all these and more!
Happy Hanukkah!

11/10/2023

Join us in congratulating the 💥R.E.A.L. - Racial Equality for Arbitration Lawyers 💥 scholarship recipients: Lynn FOUAD and Emna Samti 💫
Will you join us at Crowell & Moring and raise a glass to these deserving individuals? Will you come rub elbows with our outstanding faculty? Or will you join us virtually as a perk from subscribing to JURIS’ ArbitrationLaw.com or Investment Arbitration Library? Whatever you do…DON’T MISS OUT; register today!
www.jurisconferences.com

07/09/2023

You are hereby cordially invited to join us on Thursday 12 October 2023 for the “17th Annual Investment Treaty Arbitration: A Debate & Discussion,” hosted at Crowell & Moring in Washington DC!

Come meet Conference Co-Chairs: Kabir Duggal, Ph.D., Camilla Gambarini, and Todd Weiler along with conference esteemed keynote speaker: Abby Cohen Smutny (delivering her address at 2:45pm) for what promises to be an engaging program!

The program is an all-day affair made up of four panels and those interested may pick up 7 hours of NYCLE credits in Areas of Professional Practice.

Panel 1 – “This coming December, the withdrawal of France, Germany, and Poland from the Energy Charter Treaty will take effect. Leaders in each of these states claimed withdrawal was necessary because ECT obligations were hindering efforts to combat anthropomorphic-driven climate change. Was this stated justification correct as a matter of international investment law?”
Lauren B. will argue that it is correct; Dominique Jones that it’s incorrect.
Melida Hodgson, Rahim Moloo, Caline Mouawad, and Todd Weiler will discuss; with Ian A Laird maintaining order as moderator.

Panel 2 – “Earlier this year, two judges in the District of Columbia issued seemingly contradictory opinions on the enforceability of intra-EU awards post Achmea/Komstroy; which one was right and how do you think the District of Columbia Court of Appeals or SCOTUS would eventually decide?” (Blasket Renewable Investments, LLC v Spain and 9REN Holding S.A.R.L. v Spain)'
Tyler Jankauskas will argue against the idea; Nika Madyoon in favor.
Preeti Bhagnani, Marinn Carlson, Charles T. Kotuby Jr. FCIArb, and Sarah Vasani FCIArb to debate the issue further, with Martin Valasek keeping all in line as moderator.

Panel 3 - “Did the Paris Court of Appeal decide the jurisdictional question in Kiram et al v. Malaysia correctly?”
Anika Havaldar will explain why it is indeed correct; Allan Cerim will argue the opposite.
Fahira Brodlija, Grant Hanessian, Jose Antonio Rivas, SJD, and Guled Yusuf will explore the issue further, under the watchful eye of moderator: Michael Nolan.

Panel 4 - “Will investor-state mediation emerge as the preferred mechanism to resolve investor-state disputes? What are the pros and cons as opposed to investor-state arbitration?”
Tom Whip will argue for mediation; Rodrigo Aguilar Guízar for arbitration.
Miriam Harwood, Emma Lindsay, Frauke Nitschke and Borzu Sabahi will have the final say with Timothy Nelson in the driver’s seat as moderator.

Will you join us? Will you take advantage of this incredible opportunity to meet these phenomenal individuals!
To register and for more detailed information visit: www.JurisConferences.com or www.ArbitrationLaw.com