Idea of the conference
Arbitration is a rapidly growing form of alternative dispute resolution. Taking into account the fact that the economic and political environment more and more often shifts litigation – from its traditional forum, situated within the common courts, to the path of arbitration, the Cegielski Center for Analysis decided to enable all interested parties to submit their disputes to arbitration. Hence, the Centre decided to establish its own arbitration court: young, dynamic and fully responsive to the needs and expectations of its clients.
The main objective of this conference is to familiarize participants with what “arbitration” is in general. “Modern Arbitration” fits perfectly into all visible trends. The discussion concerning arbitration may refer to various issues developed by the Polish doctrine and judicature. Nevertheless, arbitration seems to be distant from the current day-to-day application when questions about its essence, benefits, initiation of proceedings with questions about the award are not raised.
Speakers
Att. Łukasz Wydra
Arbitration attorney, Poland
Att. Tymoteusz Zych, Phd
President of the Board of Cegielski Center for Analysis, Poland
Att. Andressa Bortolin Patto
Member of the Brazilian Institute of Law and Religion, US
Att. Bartosz Lewandowski, PhD
Rector of Collegium Intermarium, Poland
David Premelč
Partner with Rojs, Peljhan, Prelesnik and Partners from Ljubljana, Slovenia
Att. Małgorzata Sander
Honorary President of the Arbitration and Mediation Section of The Warsaw Bar Association, Poland
Att. Kamil Szmid, PhD
Chairman of the Section of Commercial and Business Law of The Warsaw Bar Association, Poland
Shilin Huang
partner in K&L Gates' Taipei, Taiwan
Att. Karol Pachnik, PhD
Member of Polish Association of Law & Economics, Poland
Att. Tijana Kojović
Founding and managing partner of BDK Advokati, Serbia
Korab R. Sejdiu, Esq.
Managing Partner of Sejdiu & Qerkini law firm, Kosovo
Att. Iryna Glushchenko
Senior lecturer at National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Ukraine
Theo Paeffgen
Director of Litigation Funding at Harbour Litigation Funding, Germany/UK
Program
15.00 – 15.10 OPENING SPEECH
- Presentation of the Arbitration Court at Cegielski Center for Analysis
– Att. Tymoteusz Zych, Ph.D., Poland
15.10 – 15.15
- Remarks by the Rector of Collegium Intermarium
– Att. Bartosz Lewandowski, PhD, Poland
15.15 – 15.35 KEYNOTE SPEECH I
- „Arbitration Axiology. What is Arbitration?”
– Iryna Glushchenko, Ukraine
15.35 – 16.00 KEYNOTE SPEECH II
- „To Arbitrate or not to Arbitrate? Core Hamletysm on Arbitration.”
– Tijana Kojović, Serbia
16.00 – 17.00 PANEL I
Arbitration Clause as an Arbitration Cornestone. Arbitrability of Disputes under the Polish Law.
- MODERATOR:
– Att. Łukasz Wydra, Poland
- PANEL PARTICIPANTS:
– Andressa T. Bortolin Patto, Brasil/US
What is an arbitration clause?
– Korab R. Sejdiu, Esq., Kosovo
Arbitrability of disputes.
– Att. Kamil Szmid, Ph.D., Poland
Appropriate content of an arbitration clause.
17.00 – 17.30 BREAK
17.30 – 18.30 PANEL II
How to arbitrate? Between Substantial Law and Arbitration Proceedings.
- MODERATOR:
– Att. Łukasz Wydra, Poland
- PANEL PARTICIPANTS:
– Shilin Huang, Taiwan
The choice of substantial law.
– Theo Paeffgen, Germany
The choice of law.
– Att. Małgorzata Sander, Poland
The meaning of substantial and material law in the context of challenging of arbitration award.
18.30 – 18.50 BREAK
18.50 – 19.50 PANEL III
Arbitration Award – Substance and Effectiveness.
- MODERATOR:
– Att. Łukasz Wydra, Poland
- PANEL PARTICIPANTS:
– David Premelč, Slovenia
Arbitration award – its substance and relation to common court awards.
– Att. Karol Pachnik, Ph.D., Poland
Recognition and enforceability of arbitration awards under the Polish law.
19.50 – 20.00 CLOSING REMARKS
– Att. Tymoteusz Zych, Ph.D., Poland
Conference location – Isser Kon’s tenement house
– Bagatela 12
Built as a typical profitable tenement house. The façade of the front building was early-modernist, with elements of Rococo and Classicism. During World War I, the building was used by the Warsaw University of Technology. From 1918, the University of Technology provided, among others, headquarters of three academic corporations: Welecja, Sarmatia and Arkonia. In the years 1919-30, the tenement house housed the offices of the Ministry of Religious Denominations and Public Education, and then, until the war, the offices of the Warsaw School District Board. After the abolition of the Board of Trustees, from June 1940, the building housed the German Department of Polish Education. During the war, the State Women’s School of Commerce and the State School for Preschoolers were also active here. It was not significantly damaged during World War II. Currently, the building is used as an office building, and it houses the seat of Collegium Intermarium.
Registration
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Klauzula informacyjna
Administratorem Państwa danych przetwarzanych jest Fundacja Ośrodek Analiz Prawnych Gospodarczych i Społecznych im Hipolita Cegielskiego. Proszę kliknąć, aby dowiedzieć się więcej o ochronie danych osobowych.
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Media Patronage
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