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IBA Annual Conference Miami 2022

30 Oct - 4 Nov 2022

Room 211, Level 2

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Economic sanctions: addressing conflict of laws and the role of counsel

Thursday 3 November (1115 - 1230)

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Committee(s)

International Commerce and Distribution Committee (Lead)
North American Regional Forum

Description

This session will address the current state of international economic sanctions laws, including the impact on trade, financial services, technology, and transportation. The panel will focus, in particular, on the impact of counter-sanctions and blocking programmes, including those of the People’s Republic of China and European Union, and how to navigate circumstances in which such laws conflict. As part of that discussion, this panel will address the role of the attorney in advising on sanctions compliance, particularly where there is a conflict of laws, and how attorneys can mitigate their own professional risk under such circumstances.

Session / Workshop Chair(s)

Luis Gonzalez Nieves Perez Correa Gonzalez, Mexico City, Mexico; LPD Council Member
Judith Alison Lee Webinar Officer, International Commerce and Distribution Committee

Speakers

Raphael Brunner MME Legal AG, Zürich, Switzerland; Vice Chair, Land Transport Subcommittee
Andrii Kaftanov Arzinger, Kyiv, Ukraine
Luis Ortiz Alvarez InterJuris , Miami, Florida, USA
David Weiyang Tang JunHe LLP, Shanghai, China

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