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Cross-border dispute settlement through arbitration keeps growing at the global level, especially on bilateral investment and international tax matters. Yet, the recent Achmea judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union establishes legal constraints to ad hoc international arbitration in order to protect the due process of law. A comparison between the legal framework for arbitration in the EU and the US is of paramount importance for predicting the future use of this tool for settling cross-border disputes across the globe.
Speaker: Pasquale Pisitone, Academic Chairman IBFD; Jean Monnet Ad Personam Chair in European Tax Law, WU Vienna.
Chairs: Jose M. Martinez, Jose M. Martinez, Jean Monnet ad Personam Professor in EU Law and Government, RCC, Harvard University; Local Affiliate, CES, Harvard University; Co-Chair, EU Law and Government, CES, Harvard University; Co-Chair, Southern Europe in the EU, CES, Harvard University. David Kennedy, Manley O. Hudson Professor of Law, Harvard Law School; Faculty Associate, CES, Harvard University; Co-Chair, EU Law and Government, CES, Harvard University.
Sponsors: RCC, Harvard European Law Association.