YLS Int'l Investment Arbitration in the Latin American Context Roundtable

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<html><body><STRONG> YALE LAW SCHOOL <BR></STRONG><BR><BR>To: YLS Graduates <BR>From: Yale Law School -- Latin American Legal Studies Program <BR>Subject: Roundtable on International Investment Arbitration in the Latin American Context <BR>Date: March 14, 2012 <BR><BR><BR>As part of Yale Law School’s <STRONG>Latin American Legal Studies program,</STRONG> we are pleased to announce a <STRONG>breakfast roundtable on</STRONG> <STRONG>International Investment Arbitration in the Latin American Context. <BR><BR></STRONG>The breakfast roundtable will be held from <STRONG>8:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m.</STRONG> on <STRONG>Thursday, April 12</STRONG>. Simpson Thacher has generously offered to host and provide breakfast for the event at no charge. The roundtable discussion will be simulcast between the New York and Washington offices of Simpson Thacher and while designed for and open to all lawyers practicing in the field, only participants in New York will be eligible for 1.5 Continuing Legal Education credits upon satisfaction of New York Bar Association requirements. <BR><BR>Subtopics encompass both theoretical and practical discussion of recent developments in Latin America regarding annulments, multiparty arbitration, and the impact of national laws, the involvement of local courts, media coverage, fraud, and corruption. <BR><BR>Presentations will be made by a select panel of prominent academics and practitioners: <BR><BR><STRONG> Carolyn Lamm</STRONG>, Partner, White & Case <BR><STRONG> Claudia Annacker</STRONG>, Partner, Cleary Gottlieb <BR><STRONG> Guillermo Aguilar-Alvarez</STRONG>, Partner, King & Spalding <BR><STRONG> Michael Reisman, ’64 LL.M., ’65 J.S.D.,</STRONG> the Myres S. McDougal Professor of International Law, <BR> Yale Law School <BR> <STRONG>Peter Thomas</STRONG>, Partner, Simpson Thacher <BR><STRONG> Santiago Montt, ’04 LL.M., ’07 J.S.D.,</STRONG> Professor of Law, University of Chile in Santiago <BR><BR>The event will be moderated by <STRONG>Daniel Markovits, ’00 J.D.,</STRONG> the Guido Calabresi Professor of Law at Yale Law School. <BR><BR>For more information or to register, contact <STRONG>Bradley Hayes, Coordinator of International Programs at Yale Law School by email at <A href="mailto:bradley.hayes@yale.edu">bradley.hayes@yale.edu</A> or telephone at 1 203.436.3534. </STRONG> <br /><br /><hr style="width: 90%; height: 1px; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"><br /><p><b>Message attachments</b></p>
<p>To open an attachment, click on the link. If you have problems opening an attachment, try copying the link and pasting it into your web browser.</p> <UL><li>Lat-Am Rountable invitation: <a href="https://light.its.yale.edu/messages/attachments/w3_76279_YLS_Latin_American_Legal_Studies_Event_Announcement.pdf">https://light.its.yale.edu/messages/attachments/w3_76279_YLS_Latin_American_Legal_Studies_Event_Announcement.pdf</a></li></ul></body></html>

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