Curtis Attorneys Participate in ASIL Annual Meeting 2025

From April 16–18, 2025, the American Society of International Law (ASIL) convened its 119th Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., under the theme “Traditions and Transitions in International Law.” The three-day event featured more than 24 substantive sessions across six parallel tracks, including transnational litigation, arbitration and dispute resolution, international trade, investment, finance and tax, as well as tracks on human rights, global governance, security, and sustainable development.

ASIL’s Annual Meeting is recognized as one of the most significant global forums for the discussion and advancement of international law. This year’s gathering brought together experts, practitioners, academics, and legal professionals from around the world to address current challenges and developments in the field.

Curtis was proudly represented at the Annual Meeting, with several partners and associates playing key leadership roles. The meeting was co-chaired by associate Belen Ibanez (London), and featured partners Simon Batifort (Brussels) and Luciana Ricart (London) as speakers. Associates Marija Ozolins (Washington, D.C.) and Sara Lucia Dangon (New York) served as members of the program committee.

Simon Batifort moderated the panel "ISDS Reform at UNCITRAL WGIII: Promising Enterprise or Doomed to Fail? - A Debate."

Luciana Ricart participated in the first-ever joint International Bar Association and ASIL panel, which was co-organized by Marija Ozolins. The subject was "Rulemaking in the Practice of International Law."

Partner Simon Batifort was elected ASIL’s Vice President.