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An overlapping maze: a comparative law view on how multinationals cope with laws, hard and soft, impacting human rights

An overlapping maze: a comparative law view on how multinationals cope with laws, hard and soft, impacting human rights

A webinar presented by the IBA Business and Human Rights Committee and the IBA Human Rights Law Committee

10 DEC 2020 1815 – 1915 GMT

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This session with explore how multinationals cope with the widely varied laws and offer a comparative view of the differences in laws that may apply, with a consideration of how international projects can be designed and managed in this environment.

Austin Pierce

Austin Pierce
Vinson & Elkins, Houston, Texas

Edie Hofmeister

Edie Hofmeister
Prior General Counsel of Tahoe Resources, Berkeley, California; Vice Chair, IBA Business and Human Rights Committee

Vivek Krishnamurthy

Vivek Krishnamurthy
Professor of Law, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario

Jose Zapata

Jose Zapata
Holland & Knight, Bogota, Colombia

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