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The comparative law of international arbitration between France and England, on the occasion of the current reform of international arbitration law

LLM AWArDS
The comparative law of international arbitration between France and England, on the occasion of the current reform of international arbitration law
Picture of the conference The Review of the Arbitration Act 1996 by the Law Commission. A Comparative Perspective between English and French Arbitration Law.
The LLM AWArDS had the pleasure of organizing a conference on November 9, 2022 devoted to the comparative law of international arbitration between France and England, on the occasion of the current reform of international arbitration law

This conference gathered about one hundred people at the Institute of Comparative Law, who were able to hear the following presentations by the speakers:

The Review of the Arbitration Act 1996 by the Law Commission. A Comparative Perspective between English and French Arbitration Law.

Introduction. Me Jacob GRIERSON & Pr Malik LAAZOUZI

Pr Jean-Sébastien BORGHETTI, Reforming the law of arbitration in England and in France. A comparative perspective

Pr Nathan TAMBLYN, Vocal stakeholders and historic international conventions: law reform challenges in the context of arbitration confidentiality and discrimination

Questions

Pr Pierre MAYER, The jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal. A comparative perspective

Me Jacob GRIESON, Disclosure-Révélation. A comparative perspective

Pr Malik LAAZOUZI, The law applicable to the arbitration agreement. A comparative perspective

Picture of the conference The Review of the Arbitration Act 1996 by the Law Commission. A Comparative Perspective between English and French Arbitration Law.