Climate change is one of the biggest issues of our generation. Recent years have seen an increase in climate change disputes, while simultaneously challenging legal practitioners to think about their own impact on the climate. In this webinar, our panel will consider how arbitration can be used to resolve climate change disputes and how arbitration itself can become greener.
Who should attend?
This event is aimed at young arbitration practitioners and students under 40 years old, but is open to all counsels, arbitrators, in-house counsels or academics interested in international arbitration and international dispute resolution.
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16:00 – 17:00 |
Panel Discussion |
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Jo Delaney |
Partner, Baker McKenzie, Sydney |
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Matt Lee |
Principal, Burford Capital, Sydney |
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Vlada Lemaic |
Senior Associate, Clifford Chance, Perth |
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Tamlyn Mills |
Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright, Sydney |
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Jay Tseng (Moderator) |
ICC YAF Representative for South Asia; Senior Associate, Enyo Lawyers, Brisbane |
| Date and venue |
9 June 2021 Online |
| Disclaimer |
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For further information, please contact:
ICC YAF Representative for South Asia; Senior Associate, Enyo Lawyers
Tel. +617 3180 0510
ICC YAF Representative for South Asia; Senior Associate, Norton Rose Fulbright
Tel. +61 8 6212 3299
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