Thursday, 22 May 2014
Session 1. Young Arbitrators Panel
11 am-12.30 pm, Parker Hall, Meierhof
Moderator: Deva Villanúa Gómez, Armesto & Asociados, Spain
· Elena Lebakina, Gillioz Dorsaz & Associés, Switzerland
· Jérôme Lehucher, Curtis Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle, France
· Courtney Lotfi, Freshfields, Austria
· Jennifer Bryant, Noerr LLP, Germany
Lunch Break
12.30-1.30 pm, Marble Hall, Palace
Session 2. Drafting the Arbitration Clause: Dos and Don’ts
1.30-3.00 pm, Parker Hall, Meierhof
Moderator: Bennar Balkaya, CIArb European Branch, Turkey
· Renate Dendorfer-Ditges, Ditges, Germany
· Karen Monroe, Wilk Auslander, Switzerland
· John Tieder, Watt, Tieder, Hoffar & Fitzgerald LLP, United States
Session 3. Investment Arbitration vs. Commercial Arbitration – Differences and Similarities
3.00-4.30 pm, Parker Hall, Meierhof
Moderator: C. Ryan Reetz, Bryan Cave LLP, United States
· Rukia Baruti, Africa International Legal Awareness, United Kingdom
· Maja Stanivukovic, Novi Sad University, Serbia
· Ximena Herrera-Bernal, Shearman & Sterling LLP, United Kingdom
· Barbara Helene Steindl, Brauneis Klauser Prändl RA GmbH, Austria
Coffee Break
4.30-4.45 pm, Meierhof Lobby
Session 4. Structuring your Investment to Obtain Investment Protection
4.45-6.15 pm, Parker Hall, Meierhof
Moderator: Elizabeth Snodgrass, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, United Kingdom
· Laurent Niddam, Independent Arbitrator, Hungary
· Colm Ó hOisín, SC, Ireland
· Veronika Korom, Shearman & Sterling, France
· Johannes Koepp, Baker Botts LLP, United Kingdom
Cocktail Reception and Tour of the Palace
6.30-8.00 pm, Great Hall, Palace
Opening Dinner
8.00 pm, Marble Hall, Palace
Friday, 23 May 2014
Breakfast
7.00-8.30 am, Marble Hall, Palace
Session 5. Arbitrator Selection and Challenges
8.30-10 am, Parker Hall, Meierhof
Moderator: Silvia Marchili, King & Spalding, United States
· Christian Aschauer, Andreas Reiner & Partners, Austria
· Benedetta Coppo, Milan Chamber of Commerce, Italy
· Michelle Sindler, Independent Arbitrator, Australia
· Bernd Ehle, Lalive, Switzerland
Session 6. Interactive Session: International Arbitrator Information Project
10-10.30 am, Parker Hall, Meierhof
· Catherine Rogers, Penn State University Law School, United States
Coffee Break
10.30-10.45 am, Meierhof Lobby
Session 7. International Arbitration and Intellectual Property
10.45 am-12.15 pm, Parker Hall, Meierhof
Moderator: Christof Siefarth, Görg, Germany
· Manuel Arroyo, Meyer Lustenberger Lachenal, Switzerland
· Michael Kotrly, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, United Kingdom
· Alejandro Garcia, Herbert Smith, United Kingdom
Lunch Break
12:15-1:10pm, Marble Hall, Palace
TRANSFER to University of Salzburg
1:10pm, Bus departure from outside the Meierhof
Welcome by Prof Marianne Roth and Prof Michael Geistlinger, University of Salzburg
1:30-1:40pm, University of Salzburg, Kapitelgasse 4, Lecture Hall 230
Session 8. Ethics in International Arbitration
1.45-3.15 pm, Lecture Hall 230, Kapitelgasse 4
Moderator: Teresa Giovannini, Lalive, Switzerland
· Louis Buchman, Field Fisher Waterhouse, France
· Romain Dupeyré, BOPS, France
· Valeria Galíndez, Uría Menéndez, Brazil
· Maria Vicien-Milburn, UNESCO, France
Session 9. European Union and United States Updates
Recent Decisions in the European Union Enforcing/Refusing to Enforce International Awards Recent United States Court Decisions on Setting Aside Awards
3.15-4.45 pm, U Salzburg, Lecture Hall 230
Moderator: Luca Radicati di Brozolo, Radicati di Brozolo Sabatini, Italy
· Aphrodite Vassardani, Alexander Vassardanis & Partners, Greece
· John Pinney, Graydon Head & Ritchey, United States
· Aren Goldsmith, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, France
· Philippe Bärtsch, Schellenberg Wittmer, Switzerland
Coffee Break
4.45-5.00 pm
Session 10. Damages
5.00-6.30 pm, U Salzburg, Lecture Hall 230
Moderator: Christopher Koch, Landolt & Koch, Switzerland
· David Lawson, Bonnard Lawson, Switzerland
· Craig S. Miles, King & Spalding, United States
· Rory Walck, Global Financial Analytics LLC, United States
· Robert Wachter, Kim & Chang, South Korea
Saturday, 24 May 2014
Breakfast
7.00-9.00 am, Marble Hall, Palace
Session 11. International Arbitration in the Energy Sector – Recent Developments
9.00-10.30 am, Parker Hall, Meierhof
Moderator: Shannon T. Lazzarini, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, United States
· Rostislav Pekar, Squire Sanders, Czech Republic
· Maxi Scherer, Queen Mary University London and Wilmer Hale, United Kingdom
· Niels Schiersing, Horten, Denmark
Coffee Break
10.30-10.45 am, Meierhof Lobby
Session 12. What the Client Wants – The In-House Perspective
10.45 am - 12.15 pm, Parker Hall, Meierhof
Moderator: James Castello, King & Spalding, France
· Jorge Perez-Vera, Total, France
· Jan-Michael Ahrens, Siemens AG, Germany
Lunch Break
12:15-1:15pm, Marble Hall, Schloss
Session 13. Multi-Party Arbitration: What Works and What Doesn’t?
1.15-2:45 pm, Parker Hall, Meierhof
Moderator: Christian Albanesi, ICC, France
· Christina Cathey Schuetz, Clifford Chance, United Kingdom
· Annet van Hooft, Bird & Bird, France
· Todd Weiler, Investment Treaty Arbitration, Canada
· Vanessa Liborio Garrido de Sousa, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, Switzerland
Session 14. Decision Making: What Goes on in the Tribunal’s Mind?
2.45-4.15 pm, Parker Hall, Meierhof
Moderator: Joachim Kuckenburg, Kuckenburg Bureth Associés, France
· David Caron, King’s College London, United Kingdom
· Edna Sussman, Independent Arbitrator, United States
Coffee Break
4.15-4.30 pm, Meierhof Lobby
Session 15. Look into the Future – Opportunities and Challenges to Arbitration
4.30-6.00 pm, Parker Hall, Meierhof
Moderator: Nikolaus Pitkowitz, Graf & Pitkowitz, Austria
· Laurence Kiffer, Teynier, Pic & Associés, France
· Margaret Moses, Loyola University Chicago, United States
· Francesca Mazza, Deutsche Institution für Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit e.V., Germany
Piano Concert
6.30-7.30 pm, Great Hall, Palace
Closing Dinner
7.30 pm, Marble Hall, Palace
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