BODENHEIMER’s Post

BASEAK Partner Dogan Eymirlioglu and Senior Associate Fulya Gorer are in Paris, at the home of arbitration, this week (18-22 March 2024) attending the 2024 edition of the Paris Arbitration Week. Once again, Dogan Eymirlioglu and Fulya Gorer will be connecting the worldwide community of arbitration practitioners, joining rich debates and exchanging ideas that will shape the future of international arbitration. #PAW2024 #Arbitration #InternationalArbitration

J.P. Duffy, Clément Fouchard, Erwan ROBERT, and Mathilde Adant have been published in the Dispute Resolution Journal, a publication of the American Arbitration Association® International Centre for Dispute Resolution®. In this multipart article, our lawyers explain how parties to an arbitration can avoid a “Pyrrhic victory”— in other words, an arbitral award won, but not paid— in various jurisdictions around the globe. This publication covers views from the United States and France. The articles were originally published in the Reed Smith International Arbitration Newsletter edition: 'International Arbitration Focus: Pyrrhic Victory'. 📌 Read the newsletter in full: https://lnkd.in/eGWN-jse #ReedSmithIA #internationalarbitration #arbitrajeinternacionale #disputes

On 13 June, Rosenblatt International Arbitration Partners, Leonardo Carpentieri and Sara Paradisi, will be attending Italian Arbitration Day in Rome. If you'd like to arrange a meeting please reach out. To find out more, or register for the event, click here: https://bit.ly/4ef8Mon #IAD2024 #ItalianArbitrationDay #InternationalArbitration #Arbitration

The 13th Annual Conference of Atlanta International Arbitration Society was well-executed, thanks to Christopher Smith, Shelby Guilbert, and ATLAS' officers and Board of Directors. The presenters did an excellent job covering a wide range of topics impacting international arbitration, key developments in the field, and other industry-specific considerations. And best of all, it was special to support my colleague and friend Natasha Richardson who did a fantastic job as a panelist in the first tertulia session. Well done! #arbitration #ADR #womensupportingwomen

Join us for our webinar ‘The Use of Evidence in International Arbitration: Procedure and Practice’ taking place on the 12th July from 12:00pm-1:00pm! In this seminar the Panel will be looking at how these different factors affect the preparation and use of evidence in an international arbitration, with a view to highlighting specific issues that may need to be considered at the outset of the arbitration and commenting on the resources available to parties to assist in completion of this important stage. Register for free here – https://lnkd.in/e94Jswsy #Arbitration #InternationalArbitration #Disputes #TL4 Dr. David R. Parratt KC FCIArb, Zhen Ye, Mikhail Vishnyakov FCIArb

How do cultural differences shape the conduct of arbitrators during hearings? This compelling question is at the heart of our latest spotlight talk. Gisela Knuts, an independent arbitrator with extensive experience in international dispute resolution, delves into how cultural variations impact communication styles, procedural preferences, and decision-making approaches in arbitration hearings. She highlights the critical importance of cultural sensitivity and offers practical strategies to ensure fair and impartial proceedings. From managing differing expectations to fostering open dialogue, Gisela's expertise provides invaluable guidance for arbitrators navigating the complexities of international arbitration. Read the full article and discover how to better address cultural diversity in your practice: https://lnkd.in/dnss6ASx #Arbitration #InternationalLaw #CulturalDiversity #DisputeResolution 

It was truly an honour to be invited by our good friends Bastiaan Kemp and Olivier van der Haegen (Loyens & Loeff) to participate in a round table discussion on document disclosure this past Wednesday, with the great Alexander Blumrosen (Polaris Law ). A few takeaways: 1- Bastiaan Kemp is very serious about timekeeping and, most importantly, both him and Olivier van der Haegen do not shy away from asking the difficult questions (rightfully so). 2- Document production schedules can be horitonzal, vertical, pre-filled, colour-coded or non-existent. There is no one way of doing it or of getting it right ! 3- Alexander Blumrosen knows everything there is to know about The Hague Convention on the Taking of Evidence. 4- The Prague Rules are seldomly applied in practice. Adverse inferences rarely granted. 5- Proactive case management is key to ensuring a smooth disclosure process. Just when you think that a subject has been over done, get a diverse group of arbitration practitioners in a room and get them talking. Disclosure of documents in IA may not be the sexiest topic, but we had such an interesting and insightful conversation around what works, what doesn’t, and how to appease the common law v civil law tensions that come clashing head-on whenever compelled disclosure is at play. Thank you to the organizers and to the participants for making it a very successful event! Teynier Pic #ParisArbitrationWeek2024 Paris Arbitration Week #internationalarbitration

Florian Mohs, will be speaking (virtually) at this year's annual conference of the Atlanta International Arbitration Society (AtlAS) on 9 October 2024. He will be sharing his insights on the panel "Regulatory Changes Mid-Stream: What’s a business to do?". The AtlAS Conference is a premier event that brings together experts from around the world to discuss the latest trends and developments in international arbitration: https://lnkd.in/gku5fHVB #pestalozzilaw #arbitration #knowledgetransfer

What are the current trends in dispute resolution in Germany? According to Sven Lange courts are highly efficient, often resolving first-instance cases in less than a year. While many commercial disputes are handled in court, arbitration is often chosen for post-M&A and international disputes. The German Arbitration Institute (DIS) is popular for domestic cases. However, the SCC enjoys a robust reputation and is frequently selected for international disputes, showcasing a growing reliance on international arbitration institutions. Read more and watch the full seminar here: https://lnkd.in/g3FP6biz

💡⬇️ Paris Arbitration Week ⬇️💡 Arnaud Nuyts will participate in the panel of the “Paris, Place of Arbitration” event to discuss the impact of the recent ECJ case law, including the Prestige decision, on commercial arbitration, and the forthcoming reform of the Brussels Ibis Regulation on Jurisdiction and the Enforcement of Judgments. This event organized by the Association Française d'Arbitrage (AFA) will take place on Thursday 21 March 2024. For more information on the event, please click here https://lnkd.in/eVDuV4tW If you have any specific questions or would like to find out more about our international arbitration practice, do not hesitate to reach out! #LiedekerkeLaw #PAW2024 #Arbitration