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Event 30 Oct. 2019
Washington, D.C. Managing Partner Claudia Frutos-Peterson and partner Borzu Sabahi will lead a two days advanced international arbitration seminars hosted by the International Law Institute as part of a week-long training program taking place in Washington, D.C. from October 21 through October 25. The program examines the policy, regulatory and commercial aspects of various issues to provide a strategic understanding of the natural gas value chain and the contributing factors for successful natural gas sector development.
On October 29, London partners Ryan Hansen and Bradley Doline will speak on the topic, “Gas Aspects of Upstream Contracts; and Special Provisions for Gas Development in Investment Laws.” This session will be followed by Ms. Frutos-Peterson speaking on the topic of “Investor-State Arbitration Fundamentals” and by Justin Jacinto, who will lead a seminar about “Resolution of Investor State Arbitration Disputes in the Natural Gas Sector.”
On October 30, New York associate Susan Maples will present a seminar on the topic “Intergovernmental Gas Pipeline Agreements.” Later, London counsel Juan Carlos Boue will explore the topic of “Taxation and Community Returns to Hydrocarbons Production in Australia.” London partner Timi Balogun will conduct a session on “Damages and Enforcement in Investor State Arbitration and Enforcement” and the chairman George Kahale will conclude the day with the topic of “Damages.”
International Arbitration
Energy (Oil & Gas)
George Kahale III
Chairman
Dr. Claudia Frutos-Peterson
Partner
Ryan Christopher Hansen
Dr. Borzu Sabahi
Juan Carlos Boué
Counsel
Susan D. Maples
Washington, D.C.
+1 202 452 7373
New York
+1 212 696 6000
Publications 03 May. 2022
Simon Batifort and Belén Ibañez Publish “Unearthing FET: What Did States Intend, and Does It Matter?” on Kluwer Arbitration Blog
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