WE ARE VERY PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE WILL BE PARTICIPATING IN THE ISTANBUL WILLEM C. VIS INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION PRE-MOOT AS AN ARBITRATOR 18 March 2021
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Held for the 28th time this year, the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Competition (“Vis Moot”) gives the lawyers of the future the opportunity to train themselves in the fields of international commercial arbitration and international commercial law, with special respect to the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) and aims to provide the students with very important and valuable attainment in these fields for their future. Moreover, the teams participating in the competition to represent their faculties from various countries of the world work on a hypothetical dispute where different procedural rules are applied each year; firstly, they present their mutual petitions at the written stage and after that, they verbally defend their arguments regarding the dispute in Vienna. Pre-Moots, on the other hand, are carried out with the aim of preparing the law faculty students participating in Vis Moot to the stage where the competition takes place orally and where they mutually present their arguments regarding the dispute. |
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As Egemenoğlu Law Firm, we are very pleased to announce that Egemen Egemenoğlu, our Responsible Partner for the Arbitration and International Commercial Projects Department, will be participating in the 10th Istanbul Pre-Moot organized by Bilgi University Faculty of Law in cooperation with ISTAC, ICC YAF, and Paksoy Law Firm, where international teams will be hosted for the first time, as an arbitrator alongside with Prof. Yeşim M. Atamer, Prof. Ronald Brand, Prof. Petra Butler, Prof. Franco Ferrari, Prof. Pascal Pichonnaz, Prof. Franz Werro this weekend. |
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