Psychological aspects of virtual hearings – Dr Ula Cartwright-Finch of Cortex Capital delivered a practical training session to Fietta on the psychological aspects of virtual hearings.
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12 July 2021 – Stephen Fietta QC spoke at an event hosted by the National Institute for South China Sea Studies to mark the fifth anniversary of the South China Sea award. Stephen provided a critical overview of the UNCLOS Tribunal’s acceptance of jurisdiction over aspects of the dispute. The event included speakers from China, the ASEAN region, Europe and North America.
12 July 2021 – Stephen Fietta QC spoke at an event hosted by the National Institute for South China Sea Studies to mark the fifth anniversary of the South China Sea award. Stephen provided a critical overview of the UNCLOS Tribunal’s acceptance of jurisdiction over aspects of the dispute. The event included speakers from China, the ASEAN region, Europe and North America.
15 September 2020 – LexisNexis® published the firm’s most recent Brexit Insight (Spotlight on the United Kingdom Internal Market Bill) as part of its “Public Law analysis” service. The article is available as published by LexisNexis® here.
Brexit Insight published by LexisNexis – On 15 September 2020, LexisNexis® published the firm’s most recent Brexit Insight (Spotlight on the United Kingdom Internal Market Bill) as part of its “Public Law analysis” service. The article is available as published by LexisNexis® here.
“Investor protection in Europe – what does the future hold?” – On 30 June 2021 Laura Rees-Evans spoke at a webinar entitled “Investor protection in Europe – what does the future hold?”, co-organised by Fietta LLP, Bench Walk, NL-Investment Consulting and Twenty Essex. To view the recording of the webinar, click here, and for a summary of the discussion published in the Kluwer Arbitration Blog, click here.
“Investor protection in Europe – what does the future hold?” – On 30 June 2021 Laura Rees-Evans spoke at a webinar entitled “Investor protection in Europe – what does the future hold?”, co-organised by Fietta LLP, Bench Walk, NL-Investment Consulting and Twenty Essex. To view the recording of the webinar, click here, and for a summary of the discussion published in the Kluwer Arbitration Blog, click here.
26 August 2020 – Oonagh Sands participated in a panel titled “The Artemis Accords and the Future of Space Governance”, hosted by the Space Court Foundation, a non-profit educational organisation in the United States. The panel featured speakers from the U.S. Department of State, NASA, Chatham House and Secure World Foundation.
Webinar on the Artemis Accords and the Future of Space Governance – On 26 August 2020, Oonagh Sands participated in a panel titled “The Artemis Accords and the Future of Space Governance”, hosted by the Space Court Foundation, a non-profit educational organisation in the United States. The panel featured speakers from the U.S. Department of State, NASA, Chatham House and Secure World Foundation.
3 June 2021 – Laura Rees-Evans delivered a webinar for LexisNexis on “Brexit – consequences for civil and international disputes (2021)”. In it, Laura covers the topics of UK-EU investment protection pre- and post-Brexit, and UK-EU dispute resolution under the Withdrawal Agreement and the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement. Laura’s co-presenter covers the consequences of Brexit for civil disputes. The webinar can be accessed with a subscription and is available here. If you would like to view the webinar but do not currently have a subscription to LexisNexis, please contact Laura for further details.
3 June 2021 – Laura Rees-Evans delivered a webinar for LexisNexis on “Brexit – consequences for civil and international disputes (2021)”. In it, Laura covers the topics of UK-EU investment protection pre- and post-Brexit, and UK-EU dispute resolution under the Withdrawal Agreement and the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement. Laura’s co-presenter covers the consequences of Brexit for civil disputes. The webinar can be accessed with a subscription and is available here. If you would like to view the webinar but do not currently have a subscription to LexisNexis, please contact Laura for further details.
Appointment to LexisNexis’s Q&A Panel of Experts
Appointment to LexisNexis’s Q&A Panel of Experts – In August 2020, Laura Rees-Evans was appointed to LexisNexis’s Q&A panel of experts for its Arbitration and Brexit practice areas.
5-6 May 2021 – Laura Rees-Evans participated as a Faculty Member in the ABA International Law Section’s inaugural “International Arbitration Skills Masterclass”, a hands-on training program designed to help participants develop their arbitral skills. Further details of the Masterclass can be found here.
5-6 May 2021 – Laura Rees-Evans participated as a Faculty Member in the ABA International Law Section’s inaugural “International Arbitration Skills Masterclass”, a hands-on training program designed to help participants develop their arbitral skills. Further details of the Masterclass can be found here.
23 June 2020 – Laura Rees-Evans of Fietta LLP and Lucas Bastin of Essex Court Chambers moderated a webinar, co-organised by YPILG and Arnold & Porter, on Public International Law in the UK, post-Brexit. Presented by “new voices” in PIL (Maria Fogdestam-Agius, Jackie McArthur, Bart Wasiak, Joel Dahlquist and Elizabeth Chan), this webinar explored a wide range of perspectives on the topic of PIL in the UK, post-Brexit. A video recording of the webinar will be made available in due course.
Webinar on Public International Law in the UK, post-Brexit – On 23 June 2020, Laura Rees-Evans co-moderated a webinar on Public International Law in the UK, post-Brexit. Presented by a collection of “new voices” in PIL, the webinar explored a wide range of perspectives on the topic. A video recording of the webinar is available here, and a write-up of the webinar is available on Kluwer Arbitration Blog.
21 April 2021 – Laura Rees-Evans and Fanny Sarnel will deliver a lecture to post-graduate students on the Diplomatic Studies Programme at the University of Oxford on the law of the sea, with a particular focus on the legal regime of islands.
21 April 2021 – Laura Rees-Evans and Fanny Sarnel delivered a lecture to post-graduate students on the Diplomatic Studies Programme at the University of Oxford on the law of the sea, with a particular focus on the legal regime of islands.
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