With approximately 10% of cases filed with the ICC International Court of Arbitration relating to the energy sector, in-house counsel, law firms and business professionals working with oil and gas companies will not want to miss the chance to participate in Dispute Resolution in the International Oil and Gas Business, a conference taking place in Paris next week to examine pertinent issues relating to disputes in the field.

Only a few days remain to register for the event, which aims to encourage discussion on issues such as sovereign boundary disputes involving the oil and gas industry, valuation methods and compensation standards and how damages are assessed in energy transactions

“The conference will address the most important issues facing the international energy sector and the disputes that arise from them,” said Tim Martin, Principal and CEO of ADR Governance, and past president of AIPN. “This is the leading conference on international oil and gas arbitration and dispute resolution.”

Co-organized by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators (AIPN) – the professional organization of commercial negotiators and energy lawyers in the international petroleum industry – the two-day conference is set to take place on 3-4 October. It will feature 10 sessions, drawing on the participation of more than 40 speakers specialized in a variety of fields including service contracts, gas pricing and to human rights.

This is the second time that ICC and AIPN have joined forces to host this conference which promises to be highly informative.

“The conference faculty is made up of the most experienced and knowledgeable arbitrators, counsel and experts involved with the international oil and gas industry,” Mr Martin said.

Participants can register onsite or online at ICC Training and Conferences

For details on sessions, topics, the venue and speakers, please consult the conference brochure

For further information, contact:

Pia Bihlmaier
Project Coordinator
Tel: +33 (0)1 49 53 30 42
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