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Venice Conferences on Institutional Arbitration (12 and 19 October 2013)

October 4, 2013/in /by Giorgio Buono
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The Venice Chamber of Arbitration and the Venice Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the University of Venice “Cà Foscari” and ARBIT (Italian Forum for Arbitration and ADR), will host two one-day conferences on institutional arbitration: “Arbitrato interno e internazionale: aspetti procedurali dall’avvio all’esecuzione del lodo in Italia e nel mondo” [Internal and International Arbitration: Procedural Aspects from the Commencement to the Execution of the Award in Italy and in the World].

Venice-Arbitration-Chamber-LogoThe conferences, which will take place in Venice on Saturday 12 October and Saturday 19 October, will focus on institutional arbitration (both in international commercial and investment disputes), under the point of view of the procedural aspects (“L’arbitrato istituzionale. Aspetti procedurali”, 12 October) and of the challenging and enforcement of the arbitral award (“L’arbitrato istituzionale. Il lodo: annullamento, nullità, esecuzione”, 19 October). Speakers include leading academics and practitioners and members of arbitration institutions (see the full programme here).

Participation is free, upon registration on the site of the Venice Chamber of Arbitration.

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