Conflict of Laws in Arbitration: Pervasive and New Issues
Conflict of laws questions arise at every corner of international arbitration proceedings. Despite an increasing harmonization of the relevant laws the question which law governs particular procedural or jurisdictional questions or the merits may still be outcome determinative as recent awards and decisions in various jurisdictions show.
The Center for International Dispute Resolution at Bucerius Law School, CAM-CCBC, HAC and Rechtsstandort Hamburg e.V. invite you to join us at the main event of the Hamburg International Arbitration Days debating Conflict of Laws in Arbitration.
Corona restrictions: 2G+ rules apply (i.e. participants must be vaccinated or recovered; additionally, they must have a certificate of a negative result of an antigen test; however, persons who have already received their third jab (booster) do not have to submit a test result).
Fees: EUR 30 (waivable upon request for students and trainee lawyers)
Registration
Registration deadline Donnerstag, 31.03.2022
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Agenda
Registration and Refreshments
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Welcome Address
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- Professor Dr. Stefan Kröll | Bucerius Law School
- Luíza Kömel | CAM-CCBC
Conflict of Laws Questions in Arbitration
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- A (Latin-)American Perspective (Professor Dr. Nadia de Araujo | Nadia de Araujo Advogados)
- The Relevance of European Law (Dr. Reinmar Wolff | University of Marburg – Vice President of DIS)
Coffee Break
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Mandatory Rules in Arbitration & Conflict Issues Relating to the Arbitrator's Contract
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- Mandatory Rules in Arbitration: Disregard or Ex Officio Application? (Professor Dr. Giuditta Cordero-Moss | University of Oslo)
- Conflict Issues Relating to the Arbitrator's Contract (Professor Dr. Francisco Satiro | University of São Paulo)
Coffee Break
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The Law Governing the Arbitration Agreement
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- Assistant Professor Dr. Milena Djordević | University of Belgrade
Closing Remarks
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- Dr. Elke Umbeck | Hamburg Arbitration Circle
Networking Reception
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Possible Networking Dinner
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(TBA, not included in conference fees)
Personen
Luiza Kömel
Deputy Secretary General at CAM-CCBC
Professor Dr. Nadia de Araujo
Partner at Nadia de Araujo Advogados
Dr. Reinmar Wolff
Assistant professor at University of Marburg and Vice President of DIS
Professor Dr. Giuditta Cordero-Moss
Professor at University of Oslo
Professor Dr. Francisco Satiro
Professor at University of São Paulo
Milena Djordević
Assistant professor at University of Belgrade
Location
Kontakt
Bucerius Law School & Online via Zoom
Adresse
Jungiusstraße 620355 Hamburg