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  • OHADAC and ACP Legal

    The partisans of this project, called OHADAC (Organisation for the Harmonisation of Business Law in the Caribbean), decided to meet within the framework of the association ACP Legal, to help interested Caribbean States to implement the project.

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  • OHADAC in brief

    This brochure has been published by the ACP Legal Association.

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First Caribbean mock arbitration in Panama City

22 08 2012

Dr-Bernardo-Cremades-Sanz-Pastor-tnThe Araúz Law Firm, Panama, and The Complutense University of Madrid, Department of Public & Private International Law, Spain, organize the III International Training Seminar on Trade & Investment Arbitration with Intra Caribbean mock arbitration, from August 20 to 25th, with the collaboration of ACP Legal, Dominican President Leonel Fernandez's Foundation, FUNGLODE, and two European Arbitration Centres, CIAMEN & CIMA.

The course features leading Hispanic experts in arbitration, Dr. Juan Carlos Arauz, Prof. Bernardo Cremades Sanz-Pastor, Prof. Jose Carlos Fernandez Rozas, Prof. Dean. Gilberto Boutin Icaza and Prof. Dr. Rodolfo Dávalos Fernandez, with the academic support of the University Complutense of Madrid (UCM) through its Vice-Dean Pedro A. de Miguel Asencio and Prof. Victor Fuentes Camacho.

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Two inaugural lectures by Prof. Dr. Gilberto Boutin Icaza, Dean of the Faculty of Political Sciences & Law, University of Panama, and Jose Carlos Fernandez Rozas, Director of the International Law Department of the University Complutense of Madrid, has be entitled “Panama, a seat for international commercial arbitration” and “Functions of the Administrative Institutions of Arbitration”.

Besides the theoretical courses given by many leading experts from Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Spain, Honduras, Mexico and Panama, the Seminar will perform a mock arbitration in the Caribbean & Latin American area from pre-arbitration stage, drafting the terms of reference, selection of arbitrators, examination of witnesses, to the final conclusions and assessments of student lawyers.

For more information, please contact: Jean REALE jean.reale@acplegal.net

Published on 2012-08-22, 9:45 am

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