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Тут зібрані матеріали Kyiv Arbitration Days за попередні роки

2023

Сесія 1. Як змусити Російську Федерацію заплатити?

Катерина Скрийова, головна операційна директорка з питань вирішення спорів PwC (Чехія)

Актуальні питання оцінки збитків

Роберт Каппер, старший керуючий директор Ankura (Сполучене Королівство)

Примусове виконання судових рішень державами: успішні приклади та можливі шляхи

2022

Панель 1. Як готуватись?

Борис Касоловський, партнер і співголова міжнародної арбітражної групи Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (Німеччина)

Як вибрати адвоката та арбітрів?

Юрріан Браат, керуючий директор Omni Bridgeway (Швейцарія)

Бюджетне та стороннє фінансування

Сіршар Куреші, співкерівник криміналістичної експертизи в регіоні EMEA (Європа, Близький Схід та Африка), керівник консультативного центру з вирішення спорів у ЦСЄ/СНД PwC (Чеська Республіка)

Як визначити збитки?

Джеймс Сірбі, партнер Osborne Partners (США, Вашингтон)

Питання компенсації

Панель 2. Куди йти?

Марія Пох’янпало, радниця Міністерства закордонних справ Фінляндії (Фінляндія)

Спеціальний трибунал чи комісія з розгляду претензій

Панель 3. Примусове виконання рішень

Джеймс Хейтон, партнер LK Law (Сполучене Королівство, Лондон)

Власність підсанкційних російських олігархів

Джин М. Бурд, партнер FisherBroyles (CША, Вашингтон)

Примусове виконання рішень в США

2021

Session 1: Arbitrator’s headaches

Dr. Boris Kasolowsky, Co-Head of Arbitration at Freshfields (Germany)

Badly pleaded cases – what arbitrators should do and what they can’t do?

Dr. Markus Schifferl, Partner at bpv Hügel (Austria)

Due process paranoia or how to devalue arbitration?

Session 2: The role of Psychology in International Arbitration

Markian Malskyy, Partner at Arzinger (Ukraine)

The art of settlement

Kimberley Wade, Professor of Psychology at the University of Warwick (United Kingdom)

What psychological science can teach us about the (un) reliability of witness evidence?

2019

SPECIAL PRESENTATION: DIVERSITY IN ARBITRATION – STILL A MYTH OR REALITY?

Dr. Alice Fremuth-Wolf, Secretary General of the Vienna International Arbitral Centre (Austria): Diversity in arbitration – still a myth or reality?

SESSION 1: PRAGUE RULES

Thomas Williams, Partner at Sultan Al-Abdulla & Partners (Qatar): The Prague Rules: what are they?

Daniel Greineder, Partner at Peter & Partners (Switzerland):  What Is Different in the Prague Rules?

James Castello, Partner at King & Spalding (France): The Prague Rules – Much Ado About Nothing?

SESSION 2: MEDIATION IN INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES

Heidi Merikalla-Teir, Managing Partner at Merilampi and former Secretary General of the Finnish Arbitration Institute (Finland): Faster, cheaper, better?

Alexander Scard, Senior Associate at Kennedys (United Kingdom): Mediation and the enforcement of international settlements – a UK perspective

Sharon Ong, Policy Advisory Director at Ministry of Law Singapore (Singapore): And what about enforcement?

Q&A WITH ANDRIY KOBOLYEV

Andriy Kobolyev, CEO at Naftogaz (Ukraine): Naftogaz experience in Arbitration

SESSION 3: CYBER SECURITY

Nikolaus Pitkowitz, Partner at Graf & Pitkowitz (Austria): Protecting Communications and Exchanges in the Multifaceted Arbitration Environment

Veronika Korom, Assistant Professor in ESSEC Business School, Assistant Professor in “International Business Law and Arbitration” (France): Hacked evidence – now what?

Jonathan Gimblett, Partner at Covington & Burling LLP (USA): Cybersecurity

SESSION 4: ETHICS IN INVESTMENT ARBITRATION

Kristen Young, Partner at White & Case (USA): Violation by the Arbitrator

Laura Hardin, Managing Director at Alvarez & Marsal Disputes and Investigations (USA):  When Experts Lie: Preserving Expert Independence and Enforcing Standards of Ethics on Experts

2018

SPECIAL PRESENTATION

Oleksiy Filatov: The recent reform of Ukrainian arbitration law

SESSION 1. Anything taken for granted?

Pelin Baysal: Document production the good or the evil?

SESSION 2. Threatened effectiveness

Annet van Hooft: Enforcement of Ethics: Overeager regulators?

Florian Haugeneder: Asset Tracing – when, how?

SESSION 3. The science or fiction of legal technology — time to adjust?

Sergey Alekhin: Smart Arbitration for Smart Contracts?

Olexander Martinenko: Kasparov vs. Computer

Eva Kalnina: AI as Arbitrator – Panacea or Problematic?

SESSION 4. Amendment of ICSID’s Rules and Regulations

Sabine Konrad, Philip Dunham, Marney Cheek: Amendment of ICSID’s Rules and Regulations

2016

SECOND SESSION. The client: Your best enemy?
Eliza Gluszko Senior Associate at Garrigues (Poland) Presentation

SPECIAL PRESENTATION. “Nightmares on the state side: a selection of disturbing trends in investor-state arbitration”
Maksym Kodunov, Head of International Disputes Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine Presentation

THIRD SESSION. The confidence complex

James Freeman, Counsel at Allen & Overy LLP (UK) Presentation

Simon Sloane, Partner at Fieldfisher (UK) Presentation

Alexandre Khrapoutski, Partner at Sysouev, Bondar, Khrapoutski LLC (Belarus) Presentation

FOURTH SESSION. Show me the money

Zannis Mavrogordato, 20 Essex Street Chambers (UK) Presentation

Kostiantyn Likarchuk, Managing Partner at Kinstellar (Ukraine) Presentation

Tom Price, Partner at Gowling WLG (UK) Presentation

Stephen Jagusch, Partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan (UK) Presentation

2015

DAY 1. INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION

FIRST SESSIONCases of Corruption

James Freeman Presentation

SECOND SESSIONThe Applicable Law

Galina Zukova Presentation

Vsevolod Volkov Presentation

Pavlo Byelousov Presentation

Scott Vesel Presentation

Simon Greenberg Adverse Inferences in International Arbitral Practice

THIRD SESSIONThe evidentiary dilemma

Markiyan Kliuchkovskyi Presentation

Oleksandr Volkov Presentation

Carol Welu Presentation

Nils Schmidt-Ahrendts Presentation

FOURTH SESSIONSanctions and Consequences

Olga Vorozhbyt Presentation

Anna Tkachova Presentation

Christopher Moore Presentation

DAY 2. INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT ARBITRATION

Soteris Pittas “Recognition and enforcement of Ukrainian judgments in Cyprus and the available interim relief under Cyprus law”

SECOND SESSIONGetting the package right – Considerations at the start of a project

Dietrich Stiller Presentation

Maria Kostytska Presentation

SPECIAL PRESENTATION

Vladimir Khvalei “Case Law Overview: corruption in arbitration” Presentation

Standards of Proof for Allegations of Corruption in International Arbitration

Using Red Flags to Prevent Arbitration from Becoming a Safe Harbour for Contracts that Disguise Corruption

THIRD SESSIONFinancial aspects of investment arbitration – Third Party Financing and impecunious parties 

Zannis Mavrogordato Presentation

Iain McKenny Presentation

Funding in Focus

Susan Dunn Presentation

FOURTH SESSIONInterest, costs and enforcement – What matters is the bottom line

Laura Hardin Presentation

Gene Burd Presentation

2014

DAY 1. INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION

FIRST SESSION. States and State entities in arbitration

Volodymyr Yaremko, Senior Associateat Arzinger – Sovereign immunity from suit and enforcement, waiver and limits

SECOND SESSION. Multiple Parties, Multiple Contracts and Consolidation 

Ray Werbicki, Partner at Steptoe & Johnson –  The english approach to conflicting or inconsistent arbitration or jurisdiction clauses between the same parties, Note on conflicting or inconsistent arbitration or jurisdiction clauses between the same parties

Pavlo Byelousov, Counsel at AEQUO Law Firm – Joinder and Involvement of Third Parties in International Arbitration

Dmytro Donenko, Senior Associate at ENGARDE – Consolidation of arbitration proceedings

THIRD SESSION. M&A DISPUTES

Soteris Pittas, Managing Director at Soteris Pittas & Co LLC – Waiver of a right to arbitrate under an international commercial arbitration agreement by resorting to litigation

Elke Umbeck, Partner at Heuking Kühn Lüer Wojtek – Deceit, avoidance of contract and restitution

FOURTH SESSIONCorruption in Arbitration

Sergiy Gryshko, Senior Associate at CMS Cameron McKenna – Corruption in Arbitration: International Approaches,
Ukrainian Perspective

Nick Neocleous, Partner at Edwin Coe LLP – Arbitrators’ investigative rights and duties (and how they relate to corruption in arbitration) 

Olga Bischof, Associate at Brown Rudnick – Enforceability of awards and corruption

DAY 2. INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT ARBITRATION

FIRST SESSION. Taking Stock of the Situation

Jim Bown, President at Vanco Prykerchenska Ltd, Vanco Ukraine Ltd – Presentation

SECOND SESSIONInternational Law Remedies – Possibilities and Weaknesses

Simon Olleson, Barrister at 13 Old Square Chambers – Dispute Resolution under UNCLOS

THIRD SESSION. The Way Forward – Hot Topics

Maria Kostytska, Of Counsel at Winston & Strawn – Russian Food Import Ban and Legal Remedies to Counter It

2013

DAY 1. INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION

FIRST SESSION. Arbitrator’s Power to Adjudicate: Scope and Borderlines

Galina Zukova – The sources of the power to adjudicate
Christer Söderlund – The effects of res judicata
Richard Kreindler – Lis pendens: who defers to whom?
Mark C. Hilgard – Unauthorized Amiable Compositeur?
Marc Blessing – Extending the scope and reach of an arbitration clause to non-signatories / third parties Presentation 1  Presentation 2

SECOND SESSION. The Expert in International Arbitration: Role on the Chessboard?

Vadym Belyanevych – Expert in law: duty or loyalty? Ukr Rus Eng
Laura Hardin – The Expert in International Arbitration: Role on the Chessboard?
José Ricardo Feris – Arbitrator and expert: conflict scenario

SPECIAL PRESENTATION

Alex Volcic – Investigative support to arbitration – challenges and case studies

THIRD SESSION. An Award Set-Aside: Connecting the Dots

Evgen Kubko – Public Policy Considerations: Ukrainian Experience
Thomas Bevilacqua – Public Policy Implications for Arbitration: France
Yaroslav Klimov – The public policy exception in Russia: recent trends
Peter Straub – Setting Aside of Arbitral Awards: Switzerland – Presentation         Speech
Oleksiy Didkovsky – International public policy, transnational public policy: defining the concept

SPECIAL SESSION. Energy Disputes

Erhard Böhm – Revising the price or the price clause?
George von Mehren – Contracts signed under duress: meeting the burden of proof
Roman Stepanenko – Hardship Clauses: any added value?
Ana Stanic – EU Law in energy disputes

 

DAY 2. INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT ARBITRATION

SECOND SESSION. Investment Protection – Treaty Structuring and Tax Planning

Richard Winston – Tax structuring with bilateral investment treaties

Eduardo Silva Romero – Denial of benefits

THIRD SESSION. Investment Protection and Government Contracts – Chances

Anke Meier – Stabilisation clauses

FOURTH SESSION. Investment Protection and Government Contracts – Risks

Luis Gonzales Garcia – Nationality requirements
Sergiy Gryshko – Waivers in Investor-State Contracts: Bringing Certainty to Investors and States
Eva Storskrubb – Choice of national law
Darya Rigaud – Forum selection

FIFTH SESSION. Investment Protection and Political Risk Insurance

Ivan Illescas – Political Risk Insurance (PRI): Role of PRI in Protecting Foreign Investments
Dietrich Stiller – Investment Protection and Political Risk Insurance: The German Perspective

2012

DAY 1. INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION

Session 1
Tetiana Bersheda – Law applicable to arbitrability and conflict of law rules: how to opt for the right one?
Oleksandr Martinenko – Lex arbitri/the chosen law of the contract v. mandatory rules of the law of a third country
Alexey Filatov – Arbitrability of Corporate Disputed in CIS and Western Europe
Mariia Puchyna – The Impact of Arbitration on Sovereign Immunity

Session 2
Prof. Gianmaria Ajani – Interim measures & Arbitration: Italian law
Beata Gessel-Kalinowska vel Kalisz – Emergency Arbitrator in International Arbitration Practice
Johan Lundstedt – Emergency Arbitration – the SCC experience
Soteris Pittas – Norwich pharmacal and discovery orders in Cyprus contest
Simon Bushell – Freezing injunctions in International Arbitration
Gene M. Burd – Interim measures in the United States

Session 3
Günther J. Horvath – Arbitrator and counsel: Sitting on two chairs?

SPECIAL PRESENTATION
Jurriaan Braat – Seven decisive factors why a third party funder will accept or reject your case

SPECIAL PRESENTATION
Meg Kinnear – ICSID: overview

DAY 2. INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT ARBITRATION

Session 1
Fredrik Andersson – Effective settlement negotiations — and when to end them
Markiyan Kliuchkovskyi – Treaty Claims vs. Contract Claims: Uncertainty is Certain 

Session 2
Meg Kinnear – Commencing Arbitration at ICSID 
Veijo Heiskanen – Commencing Investment Treaty Arbitration:  ICSID v. Non-ICSID 

Session 3
Christophe Guibert de Bruet – Document production and other disclosure issues
Vojtìch Trapl – To bifurcate or not to bifurcate Presentation   Speech
Olga Boltenko – Setting the stage on procedural details at the outset

Session 4
The Battle – Cross-examination

Session 5
Oleksandr Vodyannikov – Parallel Commercial and Treaty-Based Arbitrations
Loukas Mistelis – Award as an Investment: The Value of an Award or the Cost of Non-Enforcement 
Johannes Koepp – Treaty Arbitration and National Courts – Friends or Foes

2011

DAY 1

Erhard Bohm & Irina Nazarova – Confidentiality and its limits

Gene M. Burd – Cross Examination In International Arbitration

Anne Hoffmann – Deference of a maximalist position on document production

Maciej Jamka – Awarding costs in international arbitration

Markiyan Kliuchkovskyi – Ethical Issues of Parties, Witnesses and Counsel In International Arbitration

Gisela Knuts – Cost Control Mechanisms – What Can the Tribunal Do?

Bartosz Krużewski – Expert witness v. tribunal appointed expert

Allan Z. Litovsky – Challenges to arbitrators in the United States of America

Markian Malskyy – Contemporary methods of damages evaluation in international arbitration

Bo G. H. Nilsson – Arbitrator Independence – where are the problems?

Paweł Pietkiewicz – The changing role of national courts during arbitral proceedings

Per Runeland – For a minimum of document production

Johan Sidklev – Challenge to Arbitrators under Swedish Law in Light of the IBA Guidelines

Tatyana Slipachuk – Evidence in international arbitration: practical overview

Matthew Weiniger – Freezing Orders

Galina Zukova – Institutional role in costs control

Special guest – An introduction to ICSID

 

DAY 2

Session 1. Comprehensive protection of investment – managing risks

Dmitri Evseev – Investment Treaty Disputes and Restructuring an Investment: What You Should And Should Not Do

Sergiy Gryshko – State-Entities and Veil Piercing: Seek or hide the assets

Sabine Konrad – Enforcement and State Entities: What are the Chances? Is it a Catch 22?

Bruno D. Leurent – Investor`s failure to seek amicable settlement may preclude arbitration of the dispute

Annette Magnusson – The SCC Experience of Investment Treaty Arbitration

Michael D. Nolan – Structuring investments to achieve treaty protections and address tax issues

Luminita Popa – Contracting with the state common pitfalls

Sergei Voitovich – Settlement v. Unfavorable Award