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Join us in New Orleans for a special two-part panel discussion about energy disputes in Latin America and award enforcements involving Latin American parties.
This program is for dispute resolution practitioners and business professions who want more insight into (1) how Latin America’s energy transition is impacting business disputes and (2) the who, what, and where you need to know when considering arbitral award enforcement involving Latin American parties.
(CT Time Zone)
14:00 – 14:15 |
Registration |
14:15 – 14:25 |
Welcome Remarks |
14:25 – 15:25 |
Doing Business in Latin America: Energy Disputes of Today and Tomorrow The global push to develop renewable and clean energy sources continues apace. This trend has recently accelerated in Latin America, which is a resource-rich region that has traditionally hosted investors to engage in oil and gas energy production and also harbors minerals such as lithium and copper that are essential to “clean” energy technologies. Various forms of energy production are at play across Latin America, including
As the flow of capital evolves, so do the disputes. This panel will examine the legal implications for U.S. businesses as Latin American countries orient their law and policy away from traditional energy sources towards renewables and clean sources. In particular, panelists will reflect on the example of European countries which have recently experience with arbitration cases resulting from their energy transitions. Finally, panelists will look at the potential for similar trends in Latin America. Moderator:
Speakers:
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15:25 – 15:45 |
Coffee Break |
15:45 – 16:45 |
Who, What, and Where: Enforcement Involving Latin American Arbitration Awards Once the arbitration is done, be it in cases involving Latin America’s energy transition or other recent big-ticket energy cases, the issue of enforcement takes center stage. This panel will examine some of the issues particular to enforcement of arbitral awards in Latin America, the U.S.A., and beyond. Panelists will discuss the potential parties to disputes, venues to utilize, assets to seek, and tools parties may utilize to enforce awards involving Latin American parties in Latin America, the U.S.A, and other jurisdictions. Moderator:
Speakers:
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María Carolina Durán |
Special Counsel, Baker Botts, LLP, Washington, D.C. |
Sophia Sepulveda Harms |
International Disputes Associate, King & Spalding, Houston |
Enrique Jaramillo |
Counsel, Curtis, Houston |
Enrique J. Molina |
Investment Manager & Legal Counsel, Omni Bridgeway, Miami |
Carlos Osorio |
Partner, Osorio International, Miami |
Daniela Paez |
Senior Associate, Herbert Smith Freehills, New York |
Luis Sotelo |
Special Legal Consultant, Gateway Litigation, PLLC, Washington, D.C. |
Molly Wells |
Partner, Fishman Haygood LLP, New Orleans |
Venue |
The Ritz-Carlton New Orleans |
For further information, please contact:
Kiara Williams |
Promotion Officer, Arbitration and ADR, North America, ICC Dispute Resolution Services |
What is ICC YAAF ?
At ICC, we believe that through training and mentorship, we can shape the next generation of leading international arbitration and ADR experts. Through the ICC Young Arbitration and ADR Forum (YAAF) network, we are able to better inform, connect and inspire young professionals with interests in dispute resolution and dispute avoidance.
Throughout the world, ICC YAAF organises a number of educational and social events that allow young professionals to discover best practices, discuss topical issues, network and create meaningful connections with experienced practitioners.