EVENT INFORMATION
Please join our panellists Mr Ronald Merkel KC, Professor Jacqueline Peel and Edwina Kwan. They will be discussing the next generation of climate change disputes giving rise to arbitrations as we transition to a more sustainable future including:
- the role of arbitration vs litigation in resolving international climate disputes;
- investment treaty disputes and climate regulation; and
- impact of Australian climate change cases on international arbitration.
The event will take place at KWM’s new Melbourne office with its open-air terrace overlooking the Melbourne skyline and Yarra River. The session will be immediately followed by the ICC YAAF networking drinks and canapés.
Wednesday,
09 November 2022
12:00pm - 2:15pm AEDT
Louise Spratt
louise.spratt@au.kwm.com
+61 2 9296 3179
louise.spratt@au.kwm.com
+61 2 9296 3179
EVENT LOCATION
King & Wood Mallesons Melbourne Office
Collins Arch
447 Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
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SPEAKERS
RON MERKEL KC
PROFESSOR JACQUELINE PEEL
University of Melbourne
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