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This breakfast roundtable will take place on the occasion of the 5th Brazilian Arbitration Forum in Paris, on 6 and 7 October 2022.
As commentators have noted, “[i]f there is more talk about corruption in arbitration now than ever before, it should not be thought to reflect an upsurge in the number of cases involving corruption, but rather the increasing tendency of arbitrators, parties and even third parties to raise the issues of corruption and bribery whenever their presence is suspected and it is felt necessary to ensure that they have been given due consideration in the course of the proceedings” (Albanesi & Jolivet, 2013).
Corruption has in fact become an increasingly common issue for arbitrators, counsel and other arbitration users to address, including after the award is rendered. A multi-faceted problem, it may give rise to parallel proceedings, question the arbitrability of the dispute and prompt public policy defences. The panel of leading practitioners will address these and other questions from different perspectives (counsel, arbitrator) and multiple jurisdictions, and will attempt to answer the question of whether there is a “right away” to deal with corruption allegations in the context of an international arbitration.
(Paris Time Zone)
08.30-09.00 | Registration and Breakfast |
09:00-10:30 |
Dealing with corruption: The search for the right way
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Pedro Arcoverde | Counsel, ICC International Court of Arbitration |
Adriana Braghetta | Founder, Adriana Braghetta Advogados, São Paulo |
Marie Isabelle Delleur | Counsel, Clifford Chance, Paris |
José Ricardo Feris | Partner, Squire Patton Boggs, Paris (Moderator) |
Yuri Mantilla | Senior Associate, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Paris |
Thierry Tomasi | Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills, Paris |
Venue:
International Chamber of Commerce
33-43 avenue du Président Wilson
75116 Paris
For further information, please contact:
Pedro Arcoverde |
Counsel, ICC International Court of Arbitration pedro.arcoverde@iccwbo.org |
Clement Radosch |
Project Officer, Marketing and Promotion Dispute Resolution Services arbevents@iccwbo.org |
Bruno Sousa Rodrigues |
Academic Coordinator LLM TADS, Sciences Po bruno.sousarodrigues@sciencespo.fr |
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