ALB Virtual Drafting Arbitration Clauses Date: 29 June 2021, Tuesday
ALB Virtual Arbitration Clause In IP Agreements Date: 30 June 2021, Wednesday
Time: 3pm to 6pm (Singapore/Hong Kong/Beijing/Shanghai Time) GMT +8
Dispute resolution (DR) clauses need to be tailor-made to be effective and efficient. ALB presents two webinars that provide insights into drafting comprehensive arbitration and related clauses. This is important in today’s world of cross-border transactions and globalization of dispute resolution methodologies.
This virtual masterclass provides a practical understanding of the nuances of drafting Arbitration and Dispute Resolution (DR) clauses. An effective arbitration clause can make the entire DR process time efficient, cost effective and enforceable.
What We Will Cover:
Dispute resolution methodologies and significance of arbitration
Advantages and disadvantages of arbitration
Ingredients of an arbitration clause – general principles and key points to consider/ related clauses: Governing law, Jurisdiction, Seat vs Venue of Arbitration etc.
Model arbitration and hybrid clauses.
Bringing it all together: A comprehensive arbitration clause
This webinar discusses the structure of arbitration clauses in the context of IP agreements / licenses. The discussions will centre around the implications of the arbitration clauses on the outcome, length of the proceedings and the management of the dispute process. Insights on the best practices to be adopted while drafting the agreement/ license will also be covered.
What We Will Cover:
What is Intellectual property law?
Nuances in Intellectual property agreements and disputes resolution?
Intellectual property cross border transaction issues and the “big” debate? And questions of enforceability?
Model arbitration clauses in IP agreements and hybrid clauses.
Bringing it all together: A comprehensive arbitration clause in an IP agreement.
Girija Krishan Varma (Ms.), International Arbitrator & Mediator, Legal Counsel, with expertise in Damage awards, Intellectual Property & Commercial Laws.
As a Dispute Resolution expert Girija develops litigation and non-litigation strategies to resolve disputes. She is often appointed as an Arbitrator, Mediator and Legal Counsel.
Her specialization is in Intellectual property (IP) litigations, damage awards, cross-border transactions, disputes under Commercial, Anti-Corruption laws and Right to Information laws, International Arbitration and Mediation. She is retained by international law-firms for negotiating settlements, cross-border agreements, managing IP portfolio’s, licenses, interpretation of FRAND terms, investor relations, and recovery of damages in commercial and Intellectual property cases.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Lawyers • In-house counsel • Contract managers • Anyone who drafts, negotiates, or reviews contracts
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