Brazil remains a relatively unknown jurisdiction for international arbitration in London, unlike New York, Washington or even Paris. However, it is now a buzzing centre for energy, infrastructure, aviation, commodities and insurance arbitrations. Indeed the ICC opened its third office outside Paris there just over a year ago, to service demand.
Hardwicke’s seminar brings together some of the brightest sparks of Brazilian international arbitration to discuss and debate experiences and opportunities . Coming straight off the back of São Paulo Arbitration week, Carlos Forbes, president of CAM-CCBC (Brazil’s largest international arbitration chamber) will deliver its perspective. The panel, led by Nigel Jones QC, will then discuss experiences and opportunities.
Please register your interest by e-mailing events@gatehouselaw.co.uk and we will be in touch to confirm places in due course.
Programme
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Arbitration in Brazil – A Discussion |
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Drinks and canapés |
