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International Commercial and Investment Arbitration
Theory and Practice
5th edition
Rome
24-28 September, 2018in
International Commercial and Investment Arbitration
Theory and Practice
5th edition
Program led by leading academics,
in-house counsel and practitioners aimed at providing theoretical and practical insights, including
interactive workshops, about investment and commercial arbitration
In partnership with
Rome
24-28 September, 2018alendar
onday
Welcome breakfast and introduction 8.30
Morning session
9.15 - 10.45
• Setting the scenario: foundations of international arbitration
Break 10.45 - 11.00
11.00 - 12.30
• Setting the scenario: international conventions and harmonisation instruments
Break 12.30 - 14.00
Afternoon session
14.00 - 15.30
•Assessing your options:
• institutional and ad hoc arbitration
• arbitral institutions: characteristics and dynamics
Break 15.30 - 15.45
15.45 - 17.15
• International arbitration and foreign investment protection
19.00 - 21.00
• Meeting the international arbitration players
Certificate’s inaugural aperitivo at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLPalendar uesday Morning session 9.15 - 10.45 • The arbitration agreement: formal and substantive validity Break 10.45 - 11.00 11.00 - 12.30 • Complex privity: extension of arbitration obligations in multiparty transactions Break 12.30 - 14.00 Afternoon session 14.00 - 15.30 • ArbIt roundtable: selecting, analysing and drafting arbitration agreements Break 15.30 - 15.45 15.45 - 17.15 • In-house counsel debate: dispute resolution options and management of disputes
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ednesday
Morning session
9.15 - 10.45
• The Arbitral Tribunal:
• selection of arbitrators
• strategy of appointment
• powers and reach
Break 10.45 - 11.00
11.00 - 12.30
• Independence and impartiality of arbitrators:
• disclosure
• challenges
• removals
Break 12.30 - 14.00
Afternoon session
14.00 - 15.30
• Meeting the institutions:
hands on seminar on the formation of arbitral tribunals with ICC, CAM, AIA
Break 15.30 - 15.45
15.45- 17.15
• The gathering of evidence in international arbitration:
• expert reports
• fact witnesses
• disclosure of evidencealendar hursday Morning session 9.15 - 10.45 • Running the arbitration: organisation of proceedings Break 10.45 - 11.00 11.00 - 12.30 • Investment treaty arbitration: procedure Break 12.30 - 14.00 Afternoon session 14.00 - 15.30 • Investment treaty arbitration: enforcement of awards Break 15.30 - 15.45 15.45- 17.15 • Roundtable: selected topics in investment treaty arbitration
alendar riday Morning session 9:15 - 10:45 • The arbitral award: deliberation and drafting • Challenging arbitral awards: grounds and international overview Break 10:45 - 11:00 11:00 - 12:30 • Roundtable: enforcement of arbitral awards world-wide. Sixty years of the 1958 New York Convention Afternoon session 15:30 • University of Roma Tre-UNIDROIT 5th Annual International Arbitration Lecture delivered by John Beechey
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ngelo nglani ndrea Carlevaris
Partner at Nctm Studio Legale Partner at BonelliErede
Angelo practices in the areas of disputes resolution (lit- Andrea has been Secretary General of the ICC Inter-
igation, international and domestic arbitration, ADR), national Court of Arbitration and Director of Dispute
commercial contracts, restructuring and turnaround, Resolution Services of the ICC from 2012 to 2017. He
unfair competition, product liability, environmental is a member of the Board of the Arbitration Institute
matters. Angelo is Senior Vice Chair of the Interna-
tional Bar Association Litigation Committee, member of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, EFILA (the
of AIA (the Italian Association for Arbitration), among European Forum of International Law and Invest-
the founders, as well as current Co-Chair, of ArbIt (the ment), IMI (International Mediation Institute) and
Italian Forum for Arbitration and ADR) and a member AIA (the Italian Association for Arbitration), a found-
of the Appointing Authority of the Chinese European ing member and member of the Advisory Board of
Arbitration Center. He gained extensive experience in Arbit (the Italian Forum for Arbitration and ADR)
the area of international and domestic arbitration, and a member of the Steering Committee of the In-
whether under the rules of ICC International Court ternational Arbitration Commission of UIA (Union
of Arbitration and other arbitral institutions, under
ad-hoc rules, or in the context of court challenges of International des Avocats).
arbitration awards. He is frequently appointed as ar-
bitrator.
ndrea andini ecilia arrara
Studio Legale Bandini Partner at Legance Avvocati Associati
Andrea Bandini was admitted to the Bar of Rome in Cecilia Carrara is active in the field of nation-
1991. His activity is mainly focused on civil and com- al and international, commercial and invest-
mercial law and international contracts. He acts as ment arbitration, both institutional and ad
hoc, acting both as counsel and as arbitrator.
arbitrator and counsel in administered and ad hoc ar- She obtained a LL.M. in comparative and in-
bitration, domestic and international and as mediator. ternational private law and a Ph.D from the
He is lecturer and trainer in several post-graduate Humboldt University. Cecilia is member for
seminars on arbitration and mediation. He is: co- Italy of the ICC International Court of Ar-
founding member of ArbIt (Italian Forum for Arbitra- bitration, of the ICC Commission and of the
tion and ADR); member of the ICC Commission on ICC Task Force on Emergency Arbitrator Pro-
Arbitration and ADR; member of the Board of Direc- ceedings. She is also co-founder of ArbIt (the
tors and of the Court of the Italian Association for Ar- Italian Forum for Arbitration and ADR) and
member of the Council of the Italian Associa-
bitration (AIA); Secretary of the Scientific Committee tion for Arbitration (AIA). She is the author
of ISDACI. of several articles published in international
specialised reviews and has held speeches at
important seminars, both in Italy and abroad.aculty
alentine hessa enedetta oppo
Partner at CastaldiPartners Milan Chamber of Arbitration
Head of the Rome branch office
Valentine Chessa, is an Italian national admitted to
the Paris Bar. She joined the arbitration practice of Benedetta Coppo joined the Milan Chamber of Arbi-
Castaldi Mourre & Partners in 2010 after starting her tration in 2001, where she has been head of the ar-
career at the secretariat of the ICC International Court bitration department (2007-2013), administering both
of Arbitration as Deputy Counsel.
She acts as counsel in cases under the main institu- domestic and international arbitration proceedings.
tional rules and ad hoc proceedings, from the pre- As a member of the Secretariat of the Milan Chamber
arbitration phase to enforcement of the award. She of Arbitration, she also took part in the 2010 revision
also acts as arbitrator and secretary to arbitral tribu- of the CAM Arbitration Rules. Since 2014, she leads
nals. She is Co-Chair of ArbIt (the Italian Forum for the Rome branch office of the Chamber. Benedetta is
Arbitration and ADR), board member and Events Co- member of the Advisory Board of ArbIt (the Italian
Director for Europe of Arbitral Women, and one of Forum for Arbitration and ADR).
the Institute for Transnational Arbitration reporters
for France. Her working languages are English, Ital-
ian and French.
ichelangelo icogna aria eatrice eli
Partner at De Berti Jacchia Franchini Forlani Secretary General of the Italian Association
Studio Legale for Arbitration (AIA)
Secretary General of ICC Italy
Michelangelo Cicogna has significant expertise in the Certificate’s Coordinator
field of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and has
acted both as counsel and arbitrator in administrated
and ad hoc procedures according, among the others, Maria Beatrice Deli is Professor of International
to the rules of ICC International Court of Arbitration, Law at the University of Molise and of Interna-
ICSID, UNCITRAL, Milan Chamber of Arbitration
and the Permanent Court of the Hague, dealing with tional Arbitration at the Department of Law, Roma
complex litigation, including multiparty and paral- Tre University. She worked as an attorney special-
lel arbitrations, and mainly focusing on construction, ised in private international law and international
procurement and infrastructure, insurance, IT and tel-
ecommunications, JV and consortia and commercial law and gained an extensive experience on inter-
law. Author of numerous publications on arbitration national commercial and investment arbitration at
and mediation, he teaches Advocacy in International Chiomenti. She is Secretary General of the Italian
Arbitration at Luigi Bocconi University and holds
seminars and conferences on ADR and international Association for Arbitration (AIA) and Secretary
arbitration. He is a member of the ICC Commission on General of ICC Italy. She is co-founder of ArbIt (Ital-
Arbitration, past president of the AIJA International ian Forum for arbitration and ADR) and a member
Arbitration Commission and Vice-Chair of the Arbi-
tration Committee of the ABA Section of International of the editorial board of the “Rivista dell’Arbitrato
Law. He is co-founder and past Co-Chair of ArbIt (Ital- and Diritto del Commercio Internazionale”.
ian Forum for Arbitration and ADR).aculty
omenico i ietro ustav lecke- iammarco
Counsel at Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP Founding Partner at Seven Summits Arbitration
Lecturer “International Arbitration” at Roma Tre
University, School of Law Gustav Flecke-Giammarco regularly acts as counsel
Certificate’s Coordinator and arbitrator in domestic and international arbitral
proceedings. Prior to setting up Seven Summits
Domenico Di Pietro lectures International Arbitration Arbitration, a Munich-based boutique law firm founded
at Roma Tre and focuses his professional practice in 2017, Gustav was a Senior Associate in the litigation
on international arbitration with Bryan Cave LLP in and arbitration practice group at Heuking Kühn Lüer
London. He has acted in a great variety of arbitrations Wojtek. Before joining Heuking Kühn Lüer Wojtek
worldwide, including commercial and investment
disputes as well as sport disputes at the Olympics. in 2015, Gustav worked at the Secretariat of the ICC
He frequently serves as an arbitrator. He graduated International Court of Arbitration as Deputy Counsel
at “La Sapienza” and received his LL.M. from Queen (2009-2011) and Counsel (2011-2015). He is a guest
Mary, University of London. He is a past Fellow of lecturer at the University of Bonn, Swiss Arbitration
New York University School of Law. He is qualified Academy and Swiss International Law School. In
to practise in Italy and in England and Wales. addition, Gustav is a member of the editorial board of
the Journal of International Arbitration and regularly
publishes on international commercial arbitration.
erdinando manuele lma orgò
Partner at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP Head of Commercial Litigation and Arbitration
at Airbus SE
Ferdinando Emanuele’s practice focuses on national
and international litigation and arbitration. He is Alma Forgò is a German-qualified lawyer. Before
considered to be one of the leading Italian experts joining Airbus, she worked as Deputy Counsel at the
in international arbitration, multi-plaintiff and class ICC International Court of Arbitration in Paris, where
she was in charge of international arbitration cases
actions litigations. Ferdinando has authored two mainly involving parties from Germany, Austria,
books and various law review articles on international Switzerland and the Baltic countries. Before joining
arbitration. He served as one of the 15 members of the ICC, Alma trained in the International Arbitration
the Rome Bar Council (Consiglio dell’Ordine) from departments of Wilmer Hale in London and of
2004 to 2006. Ferdinando obtained an LL.M. from the Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in Paris. Alma holds
University of Michigan Law School. He is fluent in law degrees from the Universities of Munich and Paris II.
English and proficient in Spanish.aculty
ietro alizzi artin usy
Head of Legal and Regulatory Affairs Partner at K&L Gates LLP
at Eni Gas e Luce S.p.A. Head of the U.S. International Arbitration Practice
Before being Head of Legal and Regulatory Affairs at Martin Gusy is a partner in K&L Gates LLP’s New
Eni Gas e Luce S.p.A., Pietro Galizzi was Eni S.p.A.’s York office and heads the firm’s U.S. international ar-
Retail Market Gas & Power Legal Assistance Senior bitration practice. He has more than 15 years of inter-
Vice President. Before joining Eni, from 2002 to 2013, national dispute resolution, litigation and corporate
Pietro was Saipem’s General Counsel. In these roles,
he has covered a wide cross section of legal activity, experience. Martin focuses on international arbitra-
including compliance, litigation/arbitration, contract tion and complex cross-border litigation involving
negotiation, contract administration and the full range private parties and sovereigns both as counsel and as
of corporate legal activities. He has been a member of an arbitrator covering matters in Africa, Asia, Aus-
the UNIDROIT Working Group on International Long- tralia, Europe, North and South America. Ranked in
Term Contracts, participated in the ICC Commission Chambers Global for his international arbitration ex-
on Arbitration, Working Group on the Role of In-house pertise, he is civil/common law dual-licensed and his
Counsel in Dispute Resolution and in the European working languages include English, German, Spanish
Advisory Board of the CPR. Pietro regularly lectures
on International Business Law at Università Cattolica and French.
del Sacro Cuore (Milan, Italy), LUISS Guido Carli
(Rome, Italy) and Quest Master Class (Dubai, UAE).
osanna rosso ussein aeri
Senior Counsel Litigation at Siemens AG Partner at Withers LLP
Co-Head of the International Arbitration Group
Rosanna Grosso plays a key role at Siemens in the
strategic planning, early case assessment, preparation Hussein Haeri is a Partner and Co-Head of the Interna-
and defense of complex litigation and arbitration mat- tional Arbitration Group at Withers and a specialist in
ters with a particular focus on international commer- international arbitration. Hussein advises and represents
cial disputes across various sectors and project dis- corporations, sovereign States, and international organi-
putes. She obtained an LL.M. in common law studies sations on international arbitration matters around the
from Georgetown Law School. After working in Brus- world. He practised law in New York and Paris before
sels, Shanghai, Stuttgart and Frankfurt, in 2002 she returning to London where he is a Solicitor-Advocate of
joined the legal department of Siemens in Munich. the Supreme Court of England and Wales. Hussein has
She started advising the sales and execution teams of taught international arbitration and international law at
the IT Business on international outsourcing transac- University College London, King’s College London, Sci-
tions and moved on to assist the Mobility and Wind ences Po and the University of Versailles. He is a mem-
Divisions on complex international supply, system ber of the ICC Task Force on Trusts and Arbitration.
and plant projects. Rosanna speaks fluently English,
German, French and Spanish.aculty
an arris irit avali
Principal at The Brattle Group Founding Partner at Jafa & Javali
Dan Harris has more than fifteen years of experience as Kirit reads law at the University of Leeds, U.K and
expert in valuation, quantification of damages, and the was called to the Bar from Gray’s Inn. He is the
economics of gas and electricity markets. He has been founding Partner of Jafa & Javali, Advocates, New
retained by major law firms and their clients to testify
on damages and quantum in international arbitration Delhi which is rated by the Asia Pacific Legal 500 as
proceedings in a variety of forums in disputes involving a recognised and competent law firm. He has acted
oil and gas assets and services and energy infrastructure. and advised Indian companies in international and
He also provides advice in gas contract disputes during domestic arbitration proceedings. He regularly
both the negotiation and arbitration phases and has appears in the Supreme Court of India, Delhi High
working experience of the upstream oil and gas sector. Court and tribunals. He has also spoken at various
Dan has been recognized as one of the world’s leading
arbitration experts in Global Arbitration Review’s Who’s international forums as a speaker/panellist in the
Who Legal: Arbitration 2018. He is a regular speaker field of arbitration and authored articles in Indian and
at conferences, and lectures at the Florence School of overseas publications more recently on “Enforcement
Regulation. Prior to joining The Brattle Group in 2002, of Foreign Judgments in India” amongst others.
he worked for Shell for five years in a variety of roles.
He holds Masters degrees in Chemical Engineering
from Imperial College, London, and in Economics from
the London School of Economics.
ames osking iccolò andi
Partner at Chaffetz Lindsey LLP Founder at Studio Legale Landi in association with
BeecheyArbitration
Based in New York, James focuses his practice on
international commercial and investment arbitration. Niccolò Landi graduated in Law from the University
He has handled arbitrations under the rules of of Siena and obtained an LL.M. on international com-
all the leading arbitral institutions, including ICC mercial law from the University College Dublin.
International Court of Arbitration, AAA/ ICDR, He is the founder of Studio Legale Landi in associa-
SIAC, LCIA, WIPO, CRCICA and ICSID, as well as tion with BeecheyArbitration. Previously, he was an
under the UNCITRAL Rules. James also sits as an attorney at Gianni, Origoni, Grippo, Cappelli & Part-
arbitrator. He was previously an Adjunct Professor ners where he specialized in international arbitration.
at the University of Pennsylvania School of Law and Author of several legal publications and articles on
University of Auckland, where he taught International arbitration, EU law and international sale of goods.
Commercial Arbitration. Before founding Chaffetz Lecturer at the Master in Public Procurement Manage-
Lindsey LLP, he was a partner in the New York office ment for Sustainable Development and at the Master
of Clifford Chance. in International Trade Law at the International Train-
ing Centre of the International Labour Organization.
Niccolò is a past Co-Chair of ArbIt (the Italian Forum
for Arbitration and ADR).aculty
doardo arcenaro aolo arzolini
Head of Legal & Corporate Affairs at Enel X S.r.l. Name Partner at Patocchi & Marzolini Attorneys-at-law
Edoardo Marcenaro is Head of Legal & Corporate Paolo Marzolini is name partner of Patocchi &
Affairs of Enel X S.r.l., the newly created company in Marzolini Attorneys-at-law, a law firm based in
Enel, to launch new businesses as electric mobility,
energy efficiency, smart home automation and Geneva specialising in international arbitration.
connectivity systems. In Enel, he took care of major Paolo acts as counsel representing clients and sits as
M&A transactions in Eastern Europe up to 2008, and arbitrator in a number of jurisdictions under various
then worked on creation, integration, supervision sets of arbitration rules. He has been involved in
and management of all legal departments in the
various companies acquired, following major legal several major international arbitrations. Paolo has
and corporate matters under various jurisdictions up published extensively on international arbitration and
to 2014. He was then appointed Head of Legal Affairs is often called as speaker in seminars dealing with
of Global Thermal Generation, to give legal support to arbitration related matters. He is past Co-Chair and
the negotiation and performance of EPC Contracts as
well as operations of 200 power plants spread across current member of the advisory board of ArbIt (Italian
Italy, Spain, Russia, Slovak Republic and several Forum for Arbitration and ADR) as well as member
countries in Latin America. He frequently lectures on of IBA, ICCA, CIArb, ASA, the Italian Association for
international contracts and arbitration, M&A processes Arbitration (AIA), the Geneva Bar Association and the
and construction projects organized by the most
relevant institutions (e.g. ArbIt, ASSONIME, AIA, Pavia Bar Association.
Milan Chamber of Commerce, ICC, UNIDROIT, PLI).
ristina artinetti iovanni agnacco
Founding Partner at Elexi Senior Counsel at Maire Tecnimont Group
Cristina is a Lawyer based in Torino, where she founded Giovanni Pagnacco is Senior Legal Counsel at Maire
the law firm Elexi together with other colleagues she Tecnimont Group where he has been managing
worked with in the previous law firm Bortolotti, Buffa international arbitrations for several years. Before
joining Maire Tecnimont, he worked as in-house
where she spent 24 years practicing int’l commercial law counsel for Ernst & Young Consulting and Siemens.
and international disputes. She has a particular expertise In recent years, Giovanni has managed several high
and experience in arbitration, both as an arbitrator and key arbitration cases, administered and ad hoc, under
as a counsel in corporate and commercial disputes, different jurisdictions (among the others: Chile,
including international ones. She acted as counsel in Brazil, India, UK, France, Germany, Greece and the
several international arbitration proceedings (ICC, Emirates) for an overall value of more than 2,5 billion
SHIAC, CIETAC) and she is regularly appointed as of USD. Giovanni obtained a Law Degree at Università
arbitrator by institutions and parties. She is Co-Chair of Cattolica of Milan and an LL.M in Construction Law
and International Arbitration at Robert Gordon
the international sales commission of the International University in Aberdeen, Scotland. He is qualified as
Bar Association (IBA). She is also Vice President of the FCIArb and in 2015 received the Top Legal Corporate
National Arbitration Court, based in Rome and a member Counsel Award in Italy for one of the largest ICC
of the Board of the Arbitration Chamber of Piedmont. arbitration case ever. He has been a speaker at IBA,
CEA and ICC international congresses.aculty
iulio alermo ndrew . aton
Partner at Archipel Law Partner at De Berti Jacchia Franchini Forlani
Studio Legale
Giulio Palermo is admitted to the Bars of Rome,
Madrid and Geneva and specializes in international Andrew G. Paton, an Australian national, has been
arbitration. He acts as counsel and arbitrator and working for 30 years in international commercial
has been involved in over thirty international arbitration, both as legal counsel and as an arbitrator.
arbitrations in English, Spanish, Italian and French, Andrew is based in Rome and holds both common
under numerous applicable laws and across different law and civil law qualifications (Italy, Australia and
industries. Giulio also practices cross-border litigation England). He has far-reaching experience in arbitration
with a special focus on enforcement of foreign involving parties from different legal cultures, mainly
judgments and court proceedings related to arbitration, in international trade, joint ventures, construction and
and advises companies and individuals on contractual investment and has acted as lead counsel in complex
and commercial matters. Giulio lectures international multi-jurisdictional disputes. Andrew is on the panel
arbitration in several European universities and of several arbitral institutions in Europe and Asia,
is currently President of the Italian Chapter of the a member of the ICC Commission on Arbitration, a
Club Español del Arbitraje and Co-Chair of the Club fellow of the CIArb, a founding member of ArbIt (the
Español del Arbitraje menos 40. He is a past Co-Chair Italian Forum for Arbitration and ADR) and on the
of ArbIt (the Italian Forum for Arbitration and ADR) editorial board of the leading Italian arbitration journal
and Regional Representative of the Young Arbitrators “Rivista dell’Arbitrato”.
Forum of the ICC.
luís aradell rius yan eetz
Counsel at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer Office Managing Partner at Bryan Cave Leighton
Paisner LLP
Lluís Paradell Trius is counsel in the international
arbitration and public international law groups Ryan Reetz is the managing partner of Bryan Cave
at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in Rome. Lluís Leighton Paisner’s Miami office. He represents clients as
specialises in investor-state arbitration and investment trial counsel in international and domestic commercial
protection. He is also involved in commercial arbitration and regulatory disputes. In addition, he has served as
where he acts both as counsel as an arbitrator. He has an arbitrator in international commercial disputes. Ryan
teaches transnational civil litigation and arbitration as
a Ph.D. in public international law from Cambridge
an adjunct professor at Emory University School of Law,
University as well as degrees in international relations
and taught the same subject at the University of Miami
(Cambridge), European law (Brussels), and Spanish School of Law from 2003 to 2010. He is the co-author
law (Barcelona). He is co-author of the book Law and (with Pedro J. Martinez-Fraga) of “Public Purpose in
Practice of Investment Treaties (Kluwer 2009). International Law: Rethinking Regulatory Sovereignty
in the Global Era”. He currently serves as the immediate
past Chair of the Miami International Arbitration
Society and is active in numerous other professional
organizations, including the American Law Institute.aculty
iacomo ojas lgueta ichele abatini
Associate Professor of Private Law and Economic Founding Partner at ArbLit –Radicati di Brozolo Sabatini
Analysis of Law at Roma Tre University, Benedettelli Torsello
School of Law
Certificate’s Coordinator Michele Sabatini focuses on commercial and
investment arbitration and international litigation.
Giacomo Rojas Elgueta earned a LL.M. with distinction He regularly assists and advises Italian and foreign
and a S.J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania. He
was a Visiting Scholar at Yale Law School. He is the clients in complex arbitrations on contracts involving
author of three books and several articles in major private and public parties and different sets of rules.
Italian and U.S. law reviews. He consulted the Italian He coordinated the Section on international arbitration
Government for law reforms on bankruptcy law, trust of the main Italian commentary on arbitration and
law and security interests. Giacomo is admitted to the is on the board of editors of “Diritto del Commercio
Rome, Italy (2004) and New York Bar (2010). Giacomo
is Co-Chair of ArbIt (Italian Forum on International Internazionale”. Michele obtained an LL.M. at Tulane
Arbitration and ADR) and is actively involved in University Law School and an International Legal
commercial and investment arbitration as counsel, Studies Certificate at American University Washington
expert witness and arbitrator. Giacomo has acted as College of Law. He is a member of the Milan and New
sole arbitrator and co-arbitrator in various arbitration York bar.
proceedings, both ad hoc and under the rules of the
ICC and the Milan Chamber of Arbitration with seat
in different countries including Italy and Switzerland.
abriele uscalla arlo antoro
Counsel of the Italian-Swiss Team at the Secretariat Partner at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP
of the ICC International Court of Arbitration
Carlo Santoro specializes in the fields of litigation and
Gabriele Ruscalla joined the Secretariat of the ICC national and international arbitrations. He regularly
International Court of Arbitration in November 2015, represents domestic and foreign clients in a wide
where he manages a team that administers a significant range of disputes involving corporate, commercial,
volume of international commercial and investment banking and financial matters, as well as bankruptcy
arbitrations. Prior to joining the ICC, he was an associate and competition issues. He earned a LL.M. degree at
in the Shearman & Sterling’s International Arbitration New York University School of Law in 2003. He was a
Group in Paris and a Senior Research Fellow at the Visiting Scholar at London School of Economics in 1998.
Max Planck Institute for Procedural Law. In May 2015,
he defended his PhD thesis in International Arbitration
at Bocconi University. Gabriele has taught seminars
on issues of international commercial and investment
arbitration, published notes and articles and participates
as speaker at conferences on international-arbitration-
related subjects.aculty
ylvia onova ndrea oppini
Partner at Jones Day Full Professor of Private Law at Roma Tre University,
School of Law
Sylvia Tonova represents investors and states in
investment treaty and commercial arbitrations Andrea Zoppini studied at the Universities of
for more than a decade. Her experience includes Cambridge and Heidelberg; he was Visiting Scholar
arbitrations conducted under the rules of ICSID and at the Yale University Law School and at New York
the ICSID Additional Facility, UNCITRAL, ICC, University. He holds seminars and conferences in Italy
LCIA, and VIAC. She is also a member of the ICSID and abroad and has published and edited numerous
Panel of Arbitrators. Sylvia has extensive experience books and articles in Italian and foreign law journals.
with investments in emerging markets and regularly Legal Advisor to the Italian Government, he has been
advises on drafting arbitration clauses and structuring member of several law reform committees.
or restructuring investments to minimize political risks.
Sylvia is recognized in Who’s Who Legal: Arbitration
-Future Leaders (2018) and Legal 500 (2018) and
serves on the Executive Committee of the Institute for
Transnational Arbitration and on the Advisory Board
of Young ICCA.
incenzo eno- encovich
Full Professor of Comparative Law at Roma Tre
University, School of Law
Prof. Zeno-Zencovich is chairman of the Italian
Association of Comparative Law. He is editor or member
of the editorial board of several important Italian law
reviews and author, co-author or editor of over two
dozen books. Legal advisor to the Italian Government in
the last 13 years in all the telecoms tenders and auctions.
As a practicing lawyer, he has successfully litigated in
landmark cases in damages for defamation, consumer
protection, tobacco litigation and liability of providers.niversity of oma re – NIDROIT
5th Annual International Arbitration Lecture
The Use of UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts:
From Skepticism to Confidence
delivered by
ohn eechey
Founding Partner at BeecheyArbitration
Past President of the International Court of Arbitration of ICC
Welcome address
lberto azzoni - President of UNIDROIT
gnacio irado - Secretary General of UNIDROIT
ndrea oppini - Full Professor of Private Law, Roma Tre University
Friday
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he 5th Annual International Arbitration Lecture will be held at UNIDROIT
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From Termini Train Station: take Metro Line B towards Laurentina and get off at Cavour
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Bus stop: 170, 40,60, 64, 70,Hnformation
• www.arbitrationcertificate.com
• arbitration.certificate@uniroma3.it
• The Certificate has requested the approval of the Consiglio Nazionale Forense for the recognition of 20 “professional
education credits” to Italian lawyers attending the program
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Visit www.arbitrationcertificate.com and download the registration form
ees
Euro 550,00
Fees include:
• All materials in electronic format
• Participation to networking events
• Coffee breaks
• Lunches from Monday to Thursday
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