The firm organised a succesful mini-symposium on the use of international arbitration rules in Netherlands seated proceedings. This may be a required option, for example if a preferred dispute resolution mechanism cannot be bargained for. Sylvia de Rooij (Heerema’s General Counsel) & Szilvia Nagy (counsel at Enhance) moderated a panel. The panel comprised Daniela Karollus-Bruner (CMS, on the VIAC Rules); Prof. Philip Clifford KC (Latham & Watkins on the LCIA Rules), Jan Schäfer (King & Spalding, on the DIS Rules) and Rogier Schellaars (Enhance, on the ICC Rules). About 100 attendees gathered at the Royal Industrieele & Groote Club in Amsterdam. A short document with Key Takeaways is available upon request.
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