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SUMMARY:Webinar Series II - Part IV. Climate Change and Commercial Arbitration
DESCRIPTION:Climate Change and Commercial Arbitration \n* The role of international arbitration in the adjudication of historic mass claims.\n* Why international commercial arbitration is perhaps not the best vehicle for climate change related disputes.\n* Possible adaptations of commercial arbitration for climate disputes resolution. \nRegister for the Webinar HERE. \n\n\n\n\nMODERATOR: Christian CARBAJAL\nI 2pm – 2:05pm: Introduction.\nI 2:05pm – 2:25pm: Kevin O’GORMAN: The role of international arbitration in the adjudication of historic mass claims.\nI 2:25pm – 2:45pm: Nathalie ALLEN: Why international commercial arbitration is perhaps not the best vehicle for climate change related disputes.\nI 2:45pm – 3:05pm: Patrick THIEFFRY: Possible adaptations of commercial arbitration for climate disputes resolution.\nI 3:05pm – 3:15pm: Q&A. \n  \n\n\n\n\nOur Webinar Series II Features the following ESG Experts\n* Nathalie Allen Prince\n* Devin Bray\n* Christian Armando Carbajal Valenzuela\n* Dr. Alice Fremuth-Wolf\n* Kiran Nasir Gore\n* Andreas Hösli\n* Isabella Kaminski\n* Simon Knupfer\n* Zora Lyra\n* Viren Mascarenhas\n* Lucas Macedo\n* Amanda Neil\n* Kevin O’Gorman\n* Patrick Thieffry\n* Prof. Don WALLACE\, Jr\n* Johannes Wesemann\n* Dr. Herfried Wöss
URL:https://woessetpartners.com/event/esg-climate-change-and-commercial-arbitration/
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SUMMARY:Webinar Series II - Part III. Climate Change and Investment Arbitration
DESCRIPTION:Climate Change and Investment Arbitration \n* Damages in climate change investment arbitration.\n* The Right to Regulate and Potential ESG Counterclaims in Investment Arbitration.\n* Exploring ESG’s role in the shaping of general principles of international law \nRegister for the Webinar HERE. \nMODERATOR: Prof. Don WALLACE\, JR. \n\n\n\n\nI 2pm – 2:05pm: Introduction.\nI 2:05pm – 2:25pm: Dr. Herfried WÖSS: Damages in climate change investment arbitration.\nI 2:25pm – 2:45pm: Kiran N. GORE: The Right to Regulate and Potential ESG Counterclaims in Investment Arbitration.\nI 2:45pm – 3:05pm: Dr. A. Devin BRAY: Exploring ESG’s role in the shaping of general principles of international law.\nI 3:05pm – 3:15pm: Q&A. \n\n\n\n\n\nOur Webinar Series II Features the following ESG Experts\n* Nathalie Allen Prince\n* Devin Bray\n* Christian Armando Carbajal Valenzuela\n* Dr. Alice Fremuth-Wolf\n* Kiran Nasir Gore\n* Andreas Hösli\n* Isabella Kaminski\n* Simon Knupfer\n* Zora Lyra\n* Viren Mascarenhas\n* Lucas Macedo\n* Amanda Neil\n* Kevin O’Gorman\n* Patrick Thieffry\n* Prof. Don WALLACE\, Jr\n* Johannes Wesemann\n* Dr. Herfried Wöss
URL:https://woessetpartners.com/event/esg-climate-change-and-investment-arbitration/
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SUMMARY:Webinar Series II - Part II. It's Not Easy Being Green: The Cost of Doing ESG Business
DESCRIPTION:It’s Not Easy Being Green: The Cost of Doing ESG Business \n* Financial impact of ESG claims on corporates.\n* In-house considerations & concerns of ESG risks.\n* US perspective on EU ESG Directive\, audit rights\, public interest litigation and anti-trust claims. \nRegister for this Webinar HERE. \nMODERATOR: Dr. Alice FREMUTH-WOLF\, LL.M. (LSE) \n\n\n\n\nI 2pm – 2:05pm: Introduction.\nI 2:05pm – 2:25pm: Isabella KAMINSKI: Financial impact of ESG claims on corporates.\nI 2:25pm – 2:45pm: Amanda NEIL: In-house considerations & concerns of ESG risks.\nI 2:45pm – 3:05pm: Viren MASCARENHAS: US perspective on EU ESG Directive\, audit rights\, public interest litigation and anti-trust claims. I 3:05pm – 3:15pm: Q&A. \n\n\n\n\n\nOur Webinar Series II Features the following ESG Experts\n* Nathalie Allen Prince\n* Devin Bray\n* Christian Armando Carbajal Valenzuela\n* Dr. Alice Fremuth-Wolf\n* Kiran Nasir Gore\n* Andreas Hösli\n* Isabella Kaminski\n* Simon Knupfer\n* Zora Lyra\n* Viren Mascarenhas\n* Lucas Macedo\n* Amanda Neil\n* Kevin O’Gorman\n* Patrick Thieffry\n* Prof. Don WALLACE\, Jr\n* Johannes Wesemann\n* Dr. Herfried Wöss
URL:https://woessetpartners.com/event/the-cost-of-doing-esg-business/
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SUMMARY:Webinar Series II - Part I.  Fight the Good Fight: ESG Pressure Points from the Trenches to Policy and Decision-Makers
DESCRIPTION:Fight the Good Fight: ESG Pressure Points from the Trenches to Policy and Decision-Makers \n* Pain points and solutions in developing environmental claims: combining the strategic and result-oriented approach from the private sector and the NGOs mission. \n* “The role of the G”: How securities law and regulation are connecting with the ESG framework. \n* From Paris to Court Rooms and Board Rooms – the Why’s and How’s of Corporate Climate Litigation. \nYour can view the RECORDED WEBINAR HERE.
URL:https://woessetpartners.com/event/esg-fight-the-good-fight/
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SUMMARY:GC Summit Mexico 2023
DESCRIPTION:Wöss & Partners are proud sponsors of this year’s Mexico GC Summit organised by The Legal 500. This summit aims to explore and address the pressing legal issues in Mexico. Mexico’s legal landscape is constantly evolving\, and with the country’s growing economy and complex regulatory framework\, staying abreast of the latest developments and best practices is essential. It will provide a unique opportunity to exchange ideas\, insights\, and experiences on the most up-to-date legal challenges that general counsel and businesses operating in Mexico are facing. Our esteemed speakers will bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise in critical legal areas. Attendees will gain valuable insights and practical tips to navigate the complex legal environment in Mexico and ensure compliance with the latest regulations. We are confident that this Summit will be a fruitful and engaging experience for all participants\, and we look forward to seeing you there.
URL:https://woessetpartners.com/event/gc-summit-mexico-2023/
LOCATION:Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City\, Av. P.º de la Reforma 500\, Juárez\, Cuauhtémoc\,\, Ciudad de México\, CDMX\, 06600\, Mexico
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SUMMARY:Mexico Arbitration Week
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Herfried Wöss will be a referee on the following debate; Should the European proposal to establish a permanent court of arbitration to resolve investment disputes be consolidated? as part of the Mexico Arbitration Week event. \nA MESSAGE FROM THE ORGANIZERS: \nWe welcome you to the first edition of “Mexico Arbitration Week”. Mexico Arbitration Week annually organizes events\, conferences\, debates and academic exchanges on international arbitration\, with the aim of connecting the international community of arbitration professionals\, promoting debate and promoting Mexico as the seat of international arbitration. \nThis year\, the event will take place from May 29 to June 1\, 2023. The program shows Mexico as an important arbitration venue and as a think tank for the arbitration community. The program presents various formats and speakers from different jurisdictions to address relevant and current issues for the arbitration community in Mexico and the world. \nOn behalf of all our collaborators\, speakers and moderators\, we welcome you to our Mexican arbitration community.
URL:https://woessetpartners.com/event/mexico-arbitration-week/
LOCATION:Hotel Marriott Reforma\, Av. P.º de la Reforma 276\, Juárez\, Cuauhtémoc\, Ciudad de México\,\, CDMX\,\, 06600\, Mexico
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SUMMARY:ESG in EU-Related Supply Chains Webinar Part 2
DESCRIPTION:THIS EVENT IS NOW OVER. YOU CAN VIEW OUR RECORDED WEBINAR ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL: \nWöss & Partners YouTube Channel. Click Here. \nIn light of the European green deal\, the European climate law (sets a legally binding target of net zero greenhouse emissions by 2050 and a target for 2030 of reducing net greenhouse emissions by at least 55% compared to levels in 1990) and the Paris Agreement\, the European Commission adopted its proposal for a Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (“CSDD”) on 23 February 2022. The CSDD will oblige large companies to have in place a supply/value chain-related due diligence policy with regard to adverse environmental and adverse human rights impacts. \nIt should be stressed that the CSDD will also have an extraterritorial effect in relation to non-EU entities: First\, non-EU entities which exceed certain turnover criteria will directly be covered by the CSDD. Second\, any non-EU entity not directly covered by the CSDD may be impacted by the due diligence procedures performed by companies directly covered by the CSDD\, if the respective non-EU entities are involved in supply/value chains as contractors\, subcontractors\, lower-tier subcontractors or sub-suppliers. \nFurthermore\, the seminar will provide the necessary insights into ESG-related contractual clauses and provide information on how to draft and make ESG-related clauses/supplier codes of conduct contractually binding along the supply chain. The webinar will also discuss the danger of potential damage claims related to ESG matters even prior to the entering into force of the CSDD. \nAs all this will certainly give rise to complex multi-party disputes involving several supply chain members\, the webinar will address important questions regarding the dispute resolution of ESG-related disputes\, such as international commercial arbitration being the ideal means for the resolution of ESG-related disputes along international supply chains\, the choice of arbitration institutions and applicable institutional arbitration rules\, consolidation and joinder clauses in arbitration agreements\, etc. \nAs ESG will not only play a major role in international commercial arbitration\, the webinar will also highlight the substantial impact on international investment arbitration\, including issues relating to damage claims\, the role of climate change-related obligations (Paris Agreement) in investment arbitration\, the inter-play between environmental obligations and fair and equitable treatment (FET) and the question whether investment protection bars ESG. \nThe webinar will show as well how the recently concluded trade agreement between the EU and New Zealand may support the enforcement of the Paris Agreement by means of the trade agreement’s dispute resolution mechanism. Could this be a trendsetting trade agreement? Last\, but not least\, the seminar will explain administrative (public) claims relating to ESG/ sustainability matters.
URL:https://woessetpartners.com/event/esg-in-eu-related-supply-chains-webinar-part-2/
CATEGORIES:Online Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230217T120000
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SUMMARY:ESG in EU-Related Supply Chains Webinar Part 1
DESCRIPTION:THIS EVENT IS NOW OVER. YOU CAN VIEW OUR RECORDED WEBINAR ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL: \nWöss & Partners YouTube Channel. Click Here. \nIn light of the European green deal\, the European climate law (sets a legally binding target of net zero greenhouse emissions by 2050 and a target for 2030 of reducing net greenhouse emissions by at least 55% compared to levels in 1990) and the Paris Agreement\, the European Commission adopted its proposal for a Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (“CSDD”) on 23 February 2022. The CSDD will oblige large companies to have in place a supply/value chain-related due diligence policy with regard to adverse environmental and adverse human rights impacts. \nIt should be stressed that the CSDD will also have an extraterritorial effect in relation to non-EU entities: First\, non-EU entities which exceed certain turnover criteria will directly be covered by the CSDD. Second\, any non-EU entity not directly covered by the CSDD may be impacted by the due diligence procedures performed by companies directly covered by the CSDD\, if the respective non-EU entities are involved in supply/value chains as contractors\, subcontractors\, lower-tier subcontractors or sub-suppliers. \nFurthermore\, the seminar will provide the necessary insights into ESG-related contractual clauses and provide information on how to draft and make ESG-related clauses/supplier codes of conduct contractually binding along the supply chain. The webinar will also discuss the danger of potential damage claims related to ESG matters even prior to the entering into force of the CSDD. \nAs all this will certainly give rise to complex multi-party disputes involving several supply chain members\, the webinar will address important questions regarding the dispute resolution of ESG-related disputes\, such as international commercial arbitration being the ideal means for the resolution of ESG-related disputes along international supply chains\, the choice of arbitration institutions and applicable institutional arbitration rules\, consolidation and joinder clauses in arbitration agreements\, etc. \nAs ESG will not only play a major role in international commercial arbitration\, the webinar will also highlight the substantial impact on international investment arbitration\, including issues relating to damage claims\, the role of climate change-related obligations (Paris Agreement) in investment arbitration\, the inter-play between environmental obligations and fair and equitable treatment (FET) and the question whether investment protection bars ESG. \nThe webinar will show as well how the recently concluded trade agreement between the EU and New Zealand may support the enforcement of the Paris Agreement by means of the trade agreement’s dispute resolution mechanism. Could this be a trendsetting trade agreement? Last\, but not least\, the seminar will explain administrative (public) claims relating to ESG/ sustainability matters.
URL:https://woessetpartners.com/event/esg-in-eu-related-supply-chains-webinar-part-1/
CATEGORIES:Online Events
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