12 декабря 2020
The recording is available on official RAA YouTube Channel https://youtu.be/tT6JvDHbcKw
Future of International Arbitration
Topics:
- European Perspectives on New Technologies and Arbitration.
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Five global trends that will shape the future of international arbitration.
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Dispute Resolution before State Courts and Arbitral Tribunals in the Times of Pandemic.
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Challenging jurisdiction of arbitral tribunals – whether it is "never late".
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New rules of Russian Arbitrazh (Commercial) Procedure Code regarding jurisdiction over sanctions-related disputes and their impact on international arbitration involving Russian parties.
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Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards: Russian and English Law Perspective.
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Salient features of the Prague Rules.
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From Theory to Practice: Main Conclusions from Real-Life Application of Prague Rules in ICC Cases.
Moderator:
- Alex Bardin, Associate, CMS von Erlach Poncet
Speakers:
- Alex Bardin, Associate, CMS von Erlach Poncet
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Dmitry Dyakin, Partner, Rybalkin, Gortsunyan and Partners
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Konstantin Kroll, Partner, Dentons
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Konstantin Ryabinin, Senior Associate, MANNHEIMER SWARTLING
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Ilia Tarabrin, Senior Associate, Eversheds Sutherland & Cameron Forsaith, Principal Associate, Eversheds Sutherland
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Lilia Klochenko, Partner, “Klochenko & Kuznetsova”Law Firm
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Sergii Melnyk, Deputy Counsel, International Court of Arbitration, ICC
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Tatiana Menshenina, Partner, Withersworldwide
Arbitration in Russia
Topics:
- Russian arbitration landscape overview 2020.
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When arbitration meets insolvency.
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The effect of an arbitration agreement on non-signatories and tort / avoidance claims: recent trends.
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Litigator. Unforeseen risks.
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Binding non-signatories to arbitration agreements.
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Application by Russian courts of the recent novelties protecting sanctioned companies.
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“Arbitration friendliness” of the court in Russia and Japan.
Moderator:
- Yaroslav Klimov, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright
Speakers:
- Alexander Popelyuk, Partner, Lidings
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Daria Konstantinova, Partner, Zabeyda & Partners
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Hiroshi Oda, Sir Ernest Satow Professor of Japanese Law, University College London, Professor (adjunct), Waseda University, adviser, Nagashima Ohno and Tsunematsu Law Office
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Maxim Kulkov, Managing Partner, Kulkov, Kolotilov and Partners
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Pavel Boulatov, Counsel, White & Case
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Timur Aitkulov, Partner, Clifford Chance
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Yaroslav Klimov, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright
AI in IA (Artificial Intelligence in International Arbitration: myth or reality)
Topics:
- Predictive Justice in IA.
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Mission possible. How AI brings a new scale and approach to the evidence analysis?
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Demonstration of "Sutyazhnik" legaltech.
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Can law be automated? Will we still need judges and lawyers if law turns into code?
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Cyber Security and Data Protection in International Arbitration.
Moderator:
- Artem Doudko, Partner, Osborne Clarke
Speakers:
- Alexander Pisemskiy, Executive Director, CSI Group
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Anton Vashkevich, Managing Partner, Simplawyer Legal Tech Company, Expert in law automation, legal design and legal tech
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Dmitry Ivanov, Partner, Morgan Lewis
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Ekaterina Grivnova, International arbitration lawyer, Paris office of Allen & Overy
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Jenny Arlington, Counsel, AKIN GUMP STRAUSS HAUER & FELD
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Sergey Oganesyan, Chief specialist, "Sutyazhnik" Garant
