Events

Upcoming events

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  Upcoming Event – Disputes for Breakfast | Arbitration

  13 November 2020

  COMING SOON

  Friederike Schäfer
  Neues aus Paris: ICC Arbitration in 2020
  13.11.2020, 9 a.m.

Previous events

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  Virtual Q&A Session at the University of Wollongong

  1 June 2020

  Our team recently held another successful virtual Q&A with the students at the University of Wollongong, Australia.

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  Tulane Law School Q&A ASK.US.ANYTHING.

  20 May 2020

  The current times are times of uncertainty and worries for many. The areas of our practice and the legal profession as a whole are no exceptions.

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  The firm celebrates Nurses Week 2020

  8 May 2020

  In celebration of Nurses Week 2020, we sponsored a lunch for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Adventist Hinsdale Hospital just outside of Chicago. These dedicated nurses face added challenges during the pandemic, but tell us they are still smiling behind the masks!

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  Virtual Q&A session with law students at Bridgwater and Taunton College

  1 May 2020

  During these uncertain times, our team opened themselves up to questions from law students at Bridgwater & Taunton College to offer their background stories, insights, encouragement and guidance on a career in law.

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  We publish an article in Tulane Maritime Law Journal, vol. 44

  30 April 2020

  “International Uniformity and Maritime Liens
  over Cargo: An Ocean Not Easily Navigated”
  We are excited to share our full journal article published by the prestigious and highly acclaimed Tulane Maritime Law Journal [44 TUL. MAR. L.J. 251 (2020)], co-authored by Aiden Lerch, Luke Zadkovich and Edward Floyd.

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  Do We Need a Multilateral Investment Court? Debating ISDS Reform between Enthusiasm and Scepticism

  21 January 2020

  The theme of the event corresponds to the 39th session of the UNCITRAL Working Group III and will i.a. cover questions related to composition and appointment of adjudicators, the implementation of an appeal mechanism and the recognition and enforcement of MIC decisions.