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ASADIP (American Association of Private International Law) and CEDEP co-organize the 2nd conference on Arbitration in Latin America

May 27, 2010/1 Comment/in /by Andrew Dickinson
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CLA – CONFERENCIA LATINOAMERICANA DE ARBITRAJE – 10 – 11 de junio de 2010 – Asunción, Paraguay

On the 10th and 11th of June, the II Latin American Conference on Arbitration will be held in the city of Asunción, organized by the CEDEP with the support of the American Association of Private International Law.

Following, on June 12th, at noon, a meeting will take place, regarding “Contemporary Management Issues in International Arbitration and Dispute Resolutions Practices”, organized in association with The Law Firm Management Committee of the International Bar Association, and whose agenda and direction will be in charge of Norman Clark, Head of the Law Firm Management Committee of the IBA.

Likewise, on Saturday 12 a “pre-moot” will be held, for Latin American students, organized jointly with the Moot Madrid 2010, with the support of the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot of Vienna.

In this year’s Conference themes regarding commercial and investment arbitration will be addressed, for the purpose of updating concepts, regulations and arbitral practices and bring them to discussion to the hands of arbitrators, academics and lawyers with experience on international arbitration.

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