James Hosking to Speak About Human Rights and Environmental Disputes at Luther Global Webinar Series

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James Hosking to Speak About Human Rights and Environmental Disputes at Luther Global Webinar Series

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June 2021 – On Wednesday, June 16, James Hosking will participate in a panel discussion titled, “Luther Global Webinar Series – The Future Starts Now – Recent International Trends in Human Rights and Environmental Disputes.” James will join Dr. Borbála Dux-Wenzel, LL.M. (Luther), Dr. Richard Happ (Luther), Simon Hotte (FIDAL, France), Jukka Weigel (BASF, Germany) and Robyn Buck (Bayer, USA) to discuss how litigation and arbitration of climate change, environmental and human rights issues are impacting corporate governance and what recent cases may portend for the future of international business.

The virtual event begins at 10:00am EST. Registration is available here.

The event is part of the Luther Global Webinar Series, which aims to address complex international issues involving technology, supply chain organization, life sciences, human rights and environmental arbitration and litigation.

James Hosking to Debate the Desirability of Arbitrator Challenges at 33rd Annual ITA Workshop and Annual Meeting

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June 2021 – On Wednesday, June 16, at 2:10pm EST, James Hosking will participate in a mock debate at the 33rd Annual ITA Workshop and Annual Meeting. James will argue for the motion: “Challenges of Arbitrators Have Been on the Rise, Often for Tactical Reasons, and They Should Be Discouraged.” James will square-off against the formidable Melanie van Leeuwen of Derains Gharavi (Paris), in a debate moderated by Prof. Chiara Giorgetti of University of Richmond School of Law (Washington D.C.).  The (virtual) audience will get to determine who won the motion so be sure to register here.

Founded in 1986, the Institute for Transnational Arbitration (ITA) was created to educate business executives, government officials and lawyers about arbitration as a means of resolving transnational business disputes and to promote global adherence to the world’s principal arbitration treaties. The Annual Workshop is a highlight of the arbitration calendar in the United States.

Gretta Walters to Speak About Discovery Under Section 1782 at the Inaugural ABA International Litigation Skills Conference

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May 2021 – On Wednesday, May 26th, Gretta Walters will participate in a panel discussion at the ABA International Law Section’s inaugural International Litigation Skills Conference. Gretta will join other panelists to discuss, “Discovery Under Section 1782: The Latest Developments,” which will feature insights on recent developments, including the issue currently before the Supreme Court on applicability of Section 1782 to international commercial arbitration.

The virtual event begins at 1:45pm EST. Registration is available here.

The ABA International Law Section is the leader in the development of policy in the international arena, the promotion of the rule of law and the education of international law practitioners. The Section focuses on a full range of international legal issues and is involved in a wide variety of substantive legal activities.

Aníbal Sabater to Speak About International Arbitration in Latin America for SCL NA

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May 2021 – On May 27th, Aníbal Sabater will participate in a panel discussion titled, “Arbitraje Internacional, perspectiva y opiniones sobre la región LATAM.” Aníbal will join co-panelist, Mario Reggiardo of Payet, Rey, Cauvi, Perez Abogados and moderator Andres Alva of Berkeley Research Group, to discuss the use of technology, COVID-19 impacts, dispute panels and corruption impacts in international arbitration in Latin America.

The virtual event begins at 5:00pm EST and will be conducted entirely in Spanish. Registration is available here.

The event is hosted by the Society of Construction Law North America (“SCL NA”) Florida Region, which aims to promote the study and research in the field of construction law and related subjects.

Gretta Walters to Speak for YAWP About Climate Change, Outer Space and Human Rights Opportunities for Arbitration Lawyers

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May 2021 – On Tuesday, May 25th, Gretta Walters will participate in a panel discussion hosted by Young ArbitralWomen Practitioners (“YAWP”) titled, “New Opportunities for Arbitration Lawyers: Climate Change, Outer Space and Human Rights.” Gretta and her co-panelists, Krystle Baptista Serna (Independent Arbitrator) and Laura Yvonne Zielinski (Holland & Knight LLP), will address how international arbitration is becoming increasingly relevant as a means for dispute resolution in issues relating to climate change, outer space and human rights.

The virtual event begins at 10:00am EST. Registration is available here.

YAWP is the first young group for female practitioners only, providing a networking platform for women below the age of 40 who are seeking to address challenges arising in the early stages of their practice.

James Hosking and Gretta Walters to Speak About the ICDR’s Revised Rules

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May 2021 – On Wednesday, May 26th, James Hosking and Gretta Walters will participate in a panel discussion titled, “The ICDR’s Revised International Arbitration Rules – Inspirations, Interpretations and Insights.” Gretta will moderate the discussion between James, Martin Gusy and the ICDR’s Luis Martinez. The panelists will provide arbitrator, counsel and institutional perspectives on the latest iteration of the ICDR Rules, analyzing what changed, what remained the same, and how the changes compare to other rules. The event begins at 9:00am EST. Registration is available here.

For background on the revisions, see “The ICDR Revises Its International Dispute Resolution Procedures, “ in which James and Gretta highlight the most significant changes.  Additionally, James and Martin are co-authors of “A Guide to the ICDR International Rules (second edition),” the leading commentary on the ICDR’s International Rules. Gretta serves as a member of the ICDR Y&I Executive Board.

Chaffetz Lindsey Sponsors the ARIAS Virtual Spring Conference

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May 2021 – Chaffetz Lindsey was a proud sponsor of the ARIAS U.S. 2021 Virtual Spring Conference.

The ARIAS’ Women’s Resource Committee kicked-off the conference on May 5th with a virtual chocolate tasting, sampling a variety of chocolates from Dallmann Confections. On Thursday May 6th, Cia Moss moderated a panel discussion titled “Reinsurance of COVID-19 Claims: The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same.” The panel discussed the reinsurance disputes that could arise from the pandemic and examined how industry precedent might guide resolution of such disputes.  And on Friday, May 7th, Steven Schwartz, who is Chair of the ARIAS Board of Directors, delivered the closing remarks.

Chaffetz Lindsey is an active ARIAS participant—Steve is Chairman of the ARIAS Board of Directors and Cia is a member of the organization’s Strategic Planning, Law, and Women’s Resource Committees.

ARIAS-US is a nonprofit corporation dedicated to improving the insurance and reinsurance arbitration process for the international and domestic markets. The organization hosts a Spring and Fall Conference to provide training and continuing education in the skills necessary to serve on an insurance/reinsurance arbitration panel.

Aníbal Sabater and Yasmine Lahlou to Serve as Faculty at the 2021 ABA’s Section of International Law Arbitration Skills Masterclass

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April 2021 – On May 5th – 6th, Aníbal Sabater and Yasmine Lahlou will each speak at the ABA’s Section of International Law Arbitration Skills Masterclass, a hands-on training program designed to help students and practitioners develop arbitral skills. During the two-day virtual conference, each participant will have the opportunity to learn and practice the best methods, techniques and dos and don’ts for conducting a merits hearing, plus conduct cross-examination and re-direct examination of witnesses (‘played’ by law school students) and experts (‘played’ by damages experts from prominent consultancy firms).

In addition to the practice and feedback sessions, Aníbal and Yasmine will also participate in panel discussions. On Wednesday, May 5th (11:30am – 12:30pm EST) Aníbal is speaking on a panel about “Plenary Presentation on Cross-Examining and Redirecting Fact Witnesses.” On Thursday, May 6th (9:00am – 9:30am EST) Yasmine is moderating a panel discussion titled, “Plenary Presentation on Cross-Examining and Redirecting Expert Witnesses.”

Registration for the virtual masterclass is available here.

The ABA International Law Section is the leader in the development of policy in the international arena, the promotion of the rule of law and the education of international law practitioners. The Section focuses on a full range of international legal issues and is involved in a wide variety of substantive legal activities. Chaffetz Lindsey is a proud sponsor of the International Arbitration Skills Masterclass.

Andy Frischknecht to Speak on “Litigating Remotely” at IBA Litigation Committee Virtual Conference

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April 2021 – On Tuesday, May 4th, Andy Frischknecht will participate in a panel discussion titled, “Litigating Remotely – Pros, Cons, Hints and Tips.” Andy will join senior litigators from Canada, the United Kingdom and Russia to discuss how they have adjusted to litigating in a virtual environment and analyze best practices when litigating remotely. The panel will also include an Ontario Superior Court Justice’s perspective on things counsel should keep in mind when appearing virtually in court. The webinar is the first of four to take place in May as part of the “New Challenges in Multi-Jurisdictional Litigation” virtual conference hosted by the IBA Litigation Committee. The conference will bring together remotely practitioners from around the world to discuss hot topics in commercial litigation.

The May 4th panel begins at 8am EST. Registration is available here.

The IBA Litigation Committee meets annually at the main IBA Conference and a specialist litigation conference to exchange ideas on legal, practical and procedural aspects of litigation, with a particular focus on cross-border issues such as jurisdiction, choice of law, and the role of international judicial assistance in dispute resolution. Andy serves as an officer on the IBA Litigation Committee.

Gretta Walters a Panelist at 16th Annual ICDR Y&I Coffee House Debate

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March 2021 — The 16th Annual ICDR Y&I Coffee House Debate is taking place virtually on Sunday, March 28th from 9am to 10:30am EDT.  Chaffetz Lindsey’s Gretta Walters will serve as one of six panelists who will debate the following topics, taking positions which do not necessarily reflect their personal views:

The House only has one door!
Debate proposition: The joinder of non-signatories should only be decided under the law of the place of arbitration

The House serves all types of coffee!
Debate proposition: Arbitration is perfectly suitable to resolve IP disputes

Other panelists include: Kristina Fridman (Baker McKenzie), Yehia Shahine (Alieldean Weshahi & Partners), Juan Pablo Moyano (Holland & Knight), Marcus Irajinia Berglie (Mannheimer Swartling), and Sherling Tung (Mannheimer Swartling). Moderators are Mark Kantor and Patricia Shaughnessy.

To register for this event, click here.

Chaffetz Lindsey is a sponsor  of this event, along with Baker McKenzie, Manheimer Swartling, and Withersworldwide.

 

Yasmine Lahlou and Caline Mouawad to Speak at 2021 ASIL Annual Meeting

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March 2021 – On Wednesday March 24th, Yasmine Lahlou and Caline Mouawad will each speak at the American Society of International Law’s (ASIL) 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting.

Yasmine will participate in a mock Supreme Court argument on “Should Courts Grant Discovery in Aid of Arbitration?” During the mock argument, advocates will present conflicting views from US district and appellate courts about obtaining evidence in aid of private international arbitration and incorporate insights into how courts from other countries allow or restrict discovery for use in arbitration. The panel could not be more timely as the Supreme Court just granted certiorari to address that specific question. The session begins at 12:30pm EST.

Caline will participate in a debate on the motion: “Parallel Proceedings in Investment Arbitration Are Abusive and Should be Banned.” Caline will join other panelists to hear arguments on the motion, which will address the increase in parallel proceedings in investor-state arbitrations, argue for and against the abusiveness of these proceedings, and discuss recent reform proposals aimed at addressing them.  The session begins at 1:45pm EST.

Registration for both sessions is available here. Registration for the conference is not required to view individual sessions.

ASIL aims to study international law and promote the establishment and maintenance of international relations on the basis of law and justice. Each year, the Annual Meeting focuses on regional issues of international law and policy.

James Hosking to Speak on “Adapting Advocacy to the Remote Hearing Forum” for CPR

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March 2021 – On Tuesday, March 23rd, James Hosking will participate in a panel discussion about “Adapting Advocacy to the Remote Hearing Forum.” Hosted by the CPR Arbitration Committee, the webinar will feature insights from the perspective of an arbitrator, counsel and communications specialist.

The webinar begins at 12:30pm EST. Registration is available here.

CPR is an independent nonprofit organization that helps prevent and resolve legal conflict more effectively and efficiently. Its Arbitration Committee is a resource for corporate counsel, lawyers, academics and practitioners seeking rigorous analysis of issues related to improving the quality of domestic and international arbitration.

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