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ICCA 2014 Miami Conference Coverage

By Bilzin Sumberg on April 14, 2014
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Bilzin Sumberg attorneys Joseph Mamounas and Rafael Ribeiro participated in a blogging event from the ICCA Conference this week for the Kluwer Arbitration Blog.

The Kluwer Arbitration Blog (KAB) is a publication that provides information and news on international arbitration.  They gather leading experts from law firms, arbitration institutions, and academia to report on the latest developments in the industry.

Rafael Ribeiro published an article on Kluwer’s blog entitled “Document Production and Interim Measures — Much Yet to Be Accomplished to Maintain Viability and Efficacy of International Arbitration.”

Joseph Mamounas also published articles on Kluwer’s blog entitled “Does “Male, Pale, and Stale” Threaten the Legitimacy of International Arbitration? Perhaps, but There’s No Clear Path to Change” and  “ICCA 2014. Gap Filling in International Arbitration:  An Unsettled Territory.”

ICCA is the foremost international arbitration organization and its biennial Congress continues to be the highlight of the international arbitration calendar. The 2014 Congress was held April 6-9 at the Intercontinental Hotel in Miami and presented a variety of topics, centered around the theme “Legitimacy: Myths, Realities, Challenges.”

 

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