Arbitration and the Rule of Law: OGEMID and Queen Mary
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The programme will focus on the practical implications for participants in international arbitration of the evolving rule of law situations and challenges in the world today. We will discuss how current and anticipated rule of law issues are affecting, and may affect, arbitration internationally, particularly in light of recent and emerging policies and practices in the U.S. and elsewhere, and how those policies and practices are affecting, and may affect, arbitration, arbitration practitioners, arbitral institutions, and arbitration education and training.
We plan to address a wide range of issues, including topics such as how the situation is affecting, and may affect, leading arbitration jurisdictions as seats and venues; representation of parties; employment opportunities for foreign lawyers in, and implications for, law firms' arbitration groups; foreign student arbitration education and training; arbitral institutions; and so on.
Sir Robin Knowles CBE , Judge , High Court of England & Wales
Crina Baltag , Arbitrator , Queen Mary University of London
Sir Bernard Eder KC , Arbitrator , Newmans Row
Wendy Miles KC , Barrister & Arbitrator , Twenty Essex
Peter Griffin , Partner , GBS Disputes
Hilary Heilbron KC , Barrister , Brick Court
Khawar Qureshi KC , Barrister
Crina Baltag , Arbitrator , Queen Mary University of London
Robert Price
Dr. Cesar Augusto Guimarães Pereira , Partner , Justen, Pereira, Oliveira & Talamini
Barry Leon
