This ROAP EMEA Mock Hearing featured the following: Tribunal and Observer: Sunita ADVANI, Camille RAMOS-KLEE, Daniil SHAMELO and Panos THEODOROPOULOS Counsel for Claimant: Lolade TIJANI and Rodica TURTOI Counsel for Respondent: Mahmood HARUNA Matter: Termination of the Production Sharing Agreements on grounds of Force Majeure in Gujarat State Petroleum v Republic of Yemen (ICC Case No. 19299/MCP) Find out more about the ROAP Mock Hearings here. With the support of:
ROAP EMEA 2021 Mock Hearing – 21 June 2021
This ROAP EMEA Mock Hearing featured the following: Tribunal and Observer: Bianca BERARDICURTI, Besma GRIFAT-SPACKMAN, Ibukunoluwa OWA and Camille RAMOS-KLEE Counsel for Claimant: Michael GREENOP and Kimberly LARKIN Counsel for Respondent: Craig GAVER and Valentina MASELLI Matter: Termination of the Production Sharing Agreements on grounds of Force Majeure in Gujarat State Petroleum v Republic of Yemen (ICC Case No. 19299/MCP) Find out more about the ROAP Mock Hearings here. With the support of:
TagTime S03E10 – Sandra González on “Applying Substantive Law in International Arbitration: On the Way to Harmonization?”
Sandra González discussed “Applying Substantive Law in International Arbitration: On the Way to Harmonization?” with hosts Dr Kabir Duggal and Amanda Lee. The recording is available here. Sandra González was tagged by Eduardo Damião Gonçalves; she, in turn, tagged Baiju Vaisani. Sandra González chairs FERRERE’s Dispute Resolution practice in its offices in Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay. She represents clients in a wide range of industries in commercial and investment arbitration under several arbitration rules and institutions. She has recently represented clients in construction, oil & gas, ports, mining and regulated markets cases. Sandra González also sits as arbitrator; she has arbitrated cases under different applicable laws, seats and institutions on infrastructure projects, M&A and construction. Ms. González is Uruguay’s alternate member to the ICC Arbitration … Read More
ROAP EMEA 2021 Mock Hearing – 16 June 2021
This ROAP EMEA Mock Hearing featured the following: Tribunal and Observer: Julia DYRAS, Mahmood HARUNA, Katherine JONCKHEERE and Stephanie TUTT Counsel for Claimant: Anna KOZYRIEVA and Oladimeji OJO Counsel for Respondent: Agathe FORTIN and Sacha KARSENTI Matter: Termination of the Production Sharing Agreements on grounds of Force Majeure in Gujarat State Petroleum v Republic of Yemen (ICC Case No. 19299/MCP) Find out more about the ROAP Mock Hearings here. With the support of:
TagTime S03E11 – Baiju Vasani on “Can BITs Apply to Disputed Territory?”
Baiju Vasani discussed “Can BITs Apply to Disputed Territory?” with hosts Dr Kabir Duggal and Amanda Lee. The recording is available here. Baiju Vasani was tagged by Prof. Patricia Shaughnessy; he, in turn, tagged Prof. Meriam Nazih Al-Rashid and Prof. Dan Sarooshi QC. Baiju Vasani is an international arbitration lawyer and arbitrator based in London and Moscow. For the last two decades, Baiju has served as advocate or arbitrator in dozens of high-value international arbitrations across a range of sectors and industries involving ICSID, UNCITRAL, ICC, LCIA, ICDR, SIAC, BITs, the Energy Charter Treaty, and public international law. He has also advised states on the negotiation and drafting of investment treaties, and investors on the (re)structuring of their investments for maximum treaty protection consonant … Read More
In conversation with Neil – Aisha Abdallah
Neil Kaplan and Chiann Bao hosted Aisha Abdallah. The recording is available here. Aisha Abdallah heads the Disputes Resolution department at Anjarwalla & Khanna. Her practice focuses on commercial litigation, with a particular emphasis on fraud, economic crime and disputes over land, the environment and natural resources. Aisha is dual qualified as an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya and Solicitor of England and Wales. Aisha was appointed to the MARC Court in 2017, the ADR arm of the Mauritius Chamber of Commerce and Industry. She is the lead author of the Kenyan chapter of the 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th editions of the International Arbitration Review. She is also a member of the Africa Users Group for the Singapore International Arbitration Centre. … Read More
ROAP EMEA 2021 Mock Hearing – 7 June 2021
This ROAP EMEA Mock Hearing featured the following: Tribunal and Observer: Craig GAVER, Anna KOZYRIEVA, Kimberly LARKIN and Rodica TURTOI Counsel for Claimant: Bianca BERARDICURTI and Besma GRIFAT-SPACKMAN Counsel for Respondent: Krishnan SHAKKOTTAI and Stephanie TUTT Matter: Termination of the Production Sharing Agreements on grounds of Force Majeure in Gujarat State Petroleum v Republic of Yemen (ICC Case No. 19299/MCP) Find out more about the ROAP Mock Hearings here. With the support of:
TagTime S03E09 – Prof. Patricia Shaughnessy on “Settlement in Arbitration: the Changing Role of the Arbitrator”
Prof. Patricia Shaughnessy discussed “Settlement in Arbitration: the Changing Role of the Arbitrator“ with hosts Dr Kabir Duggal and Amanda Lee. The recording is available here. Prof. Shaughnessy was tagged by Prof. Julian Lew; she, in turn, tagged Baiju Vasani. Professor Patricia Shaughnessy created and directs the Master of International Commercial Arbitration Law Program (LLM) at Stockholm University, and teaches and researches in related fields. Patricia is the Vice-Chair of the Board of the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (SCC), having served on its Board since 2006. She has been an active member of the SCC committees that have drafted the SCC Rules, including the new 2017 Rules. Recently she served as a government-appointed expert in the committee that proposed revisions to the … Read More
TagTime S03E08 – Prof. Julian Lew QC on “What is the Role of Counsel in International Arbitration?”
Prof. Julian Lew QC discussed “What is the Role of Counsel in International Arbitration?“ with hosts Dr Kabir Duggal and Amanda Lee. The recording is available here. Prof. Lew was tagged by Prof. Maxi Scherer; he, in turn, tagged Prof. Patricia Shaughnessy. Professor Julian Lew QC is a full-time arbitrator in international commercial and investment disputes. He has been involved with international arbitration for more than 40 years as an academic, counsel and arbitrator. Before 2005, Julian was a partner and, for some years, the head of the international arbitration practice group of Herbert Smith. He is Professor of International Arbitration and Head of the School of International Arbitration, Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University of London. He has held these positions since the … Read More
In conversation with Neil – Prof. Pierre Mayer
Neil Kaplan and Chiann Bao hosted Prof. Pierre Mayer. The recording is available here. Prof. Pierre Mayer is a founding partner of Mayer Greenberg. He acts as an independent arbitrator and occasionally as counsel. He was previously a partner at Dechert, after having spent many years as counsel at Coudert Brothers and Clifford Chance. He was formerly the President of the International Academy for Arbitration Law, the President of the French Committee on International Private Law, the President of the Committee on International Commercial Arbitration of the International Law Association (ILA) and the President of the Committee on Private International Law of the Union Internationale des Avocats (UIA). Prof. Mayer also taught arbitration, international law and contract law for close to 30 years at … Read More