Unless you have sent in yours already, all of
you are provide us with a short (2-3 minutes) selfie video, explaining who you are and what you do, what brought you to arbitration and what you like/dislike about it. Do add anything important to you, as long as you stay within your 2-3 minutes. Looking forward!
Keep safe,
Christian & Lisa
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UPCOMING: ArbAUT-YAAP Annual Meeting – Virtual Christmas Drinks, 17 December 2020
As you know, there will be no YAAP Anniversary Conference this year. But we will still gather for Christmas drinks. Those of you who are interested may also join early to attend the association’s
Annual Meeting immediately before our virtual gathering.
ArbAUT Annual Meeting: 4:00 PM
YAAP-ArbAUT Virtual Christmas Drinks: 4:30 PM (immediately following the Annual Meeting)
Register here or join directly, on Thursday, at this
link (Passcode: 389643).
SAVE THE DATE: Vienna Arbitration Days 2021, 12 February 2021
The upcoming Vienna Arbitration Days (VAD) will be held virtually exploring the overarching topic of Construction Arbitration: Innovation and Constraints. Despite turning online, the 2021 Program allows you to participate in high-class panel discussions, inter-active sessions as well as individual virtual networking. Further details will be announced soon.
REVIEW: Virtual YAAP Round Table - White-Collar Crime & Arbitration, 23 November 2020
Oliver Loksa and
Laura Nienaber analyzed how white-collar crime impacts arbitration proceedings: from whether a criminal judgement will have binding effect in the arbitration proceedings, whether the arbitral tribunal should stay the proceedings in face of ongoing white-collar crime investigation (for those who participated and are interested in the recent Spanish case Oliver referred to, in which the court ruled to suspend the arbitration proceedings due to the on-going criminal investigation, this is case nr: STSJ M 3730/2019), to the effects of internal investigations and criminal proceedings on the taking of evidence in international arbitration (buzzword: document production). Thanks a lot to Oliver and Laura for sharing their insights!
