Este evento está organizado en conjunto por Young ITA South America y el ICC Young Arbitration and ADR Forum. El objetivo del evento es analizar y evaluar la problemática vinculada al due process paranoia en el arbitraje internacional, examinando el delicado equilibrio entre la resolución eficiente de disputas y el resguardo de las garantías de las partes en el arbitraje internacional.

La conferencia está dirigida a abogados litigantes, abogados in-house, jóvenes profesionales, estudiantes y cualquier persona interesada en conocer más sobre el arbitraje internacional.

El evento será seguido de un cocktail de networking.

#YoungITATalks es una serie de eventos virtuales presentados en todo el mundo, con charlas, talleres o entrevistas que cubren una amplia gama de temas relacionados con el arbitraje. La serie está diseñada para la formación, la discusión y el intercambio de conocimientos y experiencias entre los jóvenes profesionales.

Este evento se realiza sin costo.

Programa

18.00 hs - Registro

18.05 hs - Bienvenida al evento. Presentación por parte de Santiago Peña (por Young ITA) y Pablo Jaroslavksy (por ICC YAAF)

18.15 hs - Panel

Moderador: Juan Ignacio González Mayer, Asociador Senior de Dechamps International Law

Panelistas:

Federico Campolieti, miembro de la Corte ICC y socio de Bomchil
María Inés Sola, Legal Manager de Pan American Energy
María Alejandra Etchegorry, Subdirectora Nacional de Asuntos y Controversias Internacionales de la Procuración del Tesoro de la Nación Argentina
Mayara Nunes, Deputy Counsel de la Corte ICC

19.30 hs - Debate y preguntas del público

19.45 hs - Cierre del evento

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