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SUMMARY:AIJA – International Arbitration and Healthcare
DESCRIPTION:The International Arbitration Commission\, Healthcare and Life Sciences Commission and Public Procurement Interest Group invite you to the vibrant city of Berlin for a AIJA double seminar: \nArbitration in Times of Change – New Lands and Frontiers in Arbitration? \nHealthcare Sector in Transition – Is Public Procurement an Ally or an Enemy? \nThe International Arbitration Commission will focus on the opportunities and challenges that characterise our time and which impact the landscape of arbitration. For example: Economic sanctions are impacting arbitral proceedings\, so how should they be dealt with? Tackling climate change is one of the major tasks of our time\, so what role can arbitration play in this context? Also\, is arbitration a true option for start-ups? How to deal with the unexpected: force majeure and hardship – has arbitration proven to be up to the challenges? And the always present issue of efficiency – could preliminary assessments and similar tools be a viable way to prevent lengthy and costly proceedings? \nThe Healthcare and Life Sciences Commission and the Public Procurement Interest Group joined forces to discuss the new trends in the fast moving healthcare sector\, e.g. its digitalization or the developments on cannabis market\, and the legal challenges these novelties are causing. As a big part of the healthcare markets used to be public\, public procurement regulations apply on top of any sectorial changes. Is it an improvement in competition and the best way to spend public money\, or just a burden for both the public buyer and private suppliers? \nA vivid discussion\, new ideas and presentations from the client’s perspective are guaranteed. \nOn Saturday\, the three commissions will meet to make the picture even more complete and to discuss the successful dispute resolution strategies on the healthcare market. \nFull programme\nArbitration in Times of Change – New Lands and Frontiers in Arbitration? \nThursday 06 October 2022 \n18:00 » 19:00 Registrations at Intercontinental Berlin\n19:00 » 20:00 Welcome Reception at Intercontinental Berlin\n20:00 » 23:00 Optional dinner (in small groups\, several restaurants\, payable onsite) \nFriday 07 October 2022 \n08:00 » 09:00 Registrations at Intercontinental Berlin\n09:00 » 09:30 Welcome addresses\n09:30 » 10:00 Keynote speech\n10:00 » 11:15 Panel 1: Climate change disputes – is the future already here? \nModerator: Nadia Smahi\, Bär & Karrer AG\, Switzerland \nSpeakers:\nMarion Carrega\, Aramis Société d’Avocats\, France\nManuel Deamici\, Cocuzza & Associati\, Italy\nEzra Jampole\, Exponent\, United States of America\nOle Jensen\, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP\, Germany \n11:15 » 11:45 Coffee break\n11:45 » 13:00 Panel 2: Could preliminary assessments and similar tools be a viable way to prevent lengthy and costly proceedings? \nModerator: Silvia Dahlberg\, Advokatfirman Vinge KB\, Sweden \nSpeakers:\nCatrice Gayer\, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP\, Germany\nGunnar Pickl\, DORDA Rechtsanwälte GmbH\, Austria\nBenjamin Wilson\, Holland & Knight\, USA \n13:00 » 14:15 Lunch\n14:15 » 15:30 Workshop A: How can we make arbitration a true option for start-ups? \nModerator: Dirk Wiegandt\, HANEFELD\, Germany \nSpeakers:\nOlga Hamama\, V29 Legal – Duve Hamama Rechtsanwälte PartG mbB\, Germany\nJacopo Piemonte\, Studio Legale De Berti Jacchia Franchini Forlani\, Italy\nAlexander Steinbrecher\, Getir\, Germany \nWorkshop B: Force majeure\, hardship and how to deal with the unexpected? \nModerator: Antonius Jonetzki\, GSK Stockmann Rechtsanwälte Steuerberater PartGmbB\, Germany \nSpeakers:\nViktor Jeger\, Nagy és Trócsányi\, Hungary\nMoritz Meister\, Wendelstein Rechtsanwälte PartGmbB\, Germany\nAlicja Zielinska-Eisen\, Queritius\, Germany/Poland \n15:30 » 16:00 Coffee break\n16:00 » 17:15 Workshop A: How can we make arbitration a true option for start-ups? \nModerator: Dirk Wiegandt\, HANEFELD\, Germany \nSpeakers:\nOlga Hamama\, V29 Legal – Duve Hamama Rechtsanwälte PartG mbB\, Germany\nJacopo Piemonte\, Studio Legale De Berti Jacchia Franchini Forlani\, Italy\nAlexander Steinbrecher\, Getir\, Germany \nWorkshop B: Force majeure\, hardship and how to deal with the unexpected? \nModerator: Antonius Jonetzki\, GSK Stockmann Rechtsanwälte Steuerberater PartGmbB\, Germany \nSpeakers:\nViktor Jeger\, Nagy és Trócsányi\, Hungary\nMoritz Meister\, Wendelstein Rechtsanwälte PartGmbB\, Germany\nAlicja Zielinska-Eisen\, Queritius\, Germany/Poland \n17:15 » 18:00 International Arbitration Commission meeting\n19:00 » 22:00 Dinner at the rooftop restaurant ‚Käfer‘\, Please see more here: https://www.feinkost-kaefer.de/berlin \nSaturday 08 October 2022 \n09:00 » 10:00 Registrations at Intercontinental Berlin\n10:00 » 11:15 Panel 3: Litigation and arbitration as an obstacle for the procurement of Heath Care products/services \nProcuring Health Care-products and -services is not like walking into a store and just grabbing what you like. Rather\, most products and services are subject to a harsh competition between different providers. Their fight for bigger market shares is settled before different judicial systems: Arbitration as well as litigation\, e.g.\, before the procurement tribunals and patent courts. \nModerator: Christopher Wolters\, Blomstein\, Germany \n11:15 » 11:45 Coffee break\n11:45 » 13:00 Panel 4: (Medical) Cannabis – one plant and a lot of legal questions! \nFrom medical cannabis to CBD to full legalization for recreational use – the market for cannabis is diverse and growing rapidly. This seminar will center around the legal implications of medical cannabis – ranging from regulatory requirements (such as the interplay of Narcotic Acts and Medicinal Products Acts) to public procurement challenges as well as the IP protection and legally compliant advertisement of medical cannabis. In addition\, the workshop will provide an outlook on the legalization of cannabis for other purposes from a German and EU perspective. \nModerator: Christina Kufer \n13:00 » 14:00 Lunch\n15:00 » 18:00 Eat the World – Guided Culinary City Tour (optional)\n19:00 » 23:00 Dinner at Jolesch (optional) Address: Muskauer Straße 1\, 10997 Berlin \n\nHealthcare Sector in Transition – Is Public Procurement an Ally or an Enemy? \nThursday 06 October 2022 \n18:00 » 19:00 Registrations at Intercontinental Berlin\n19:00 » 20:00 Welcome Reception at Intercontinental Berlin\n20:00 » 23:00 Optional dinner (in small groups\, several restaurants\, payable onsite) \nFriday 07 October 2022 \n08:00 » 09:00 Registrations at Intercontinental Berlin\n09:00 » 09:30 Welcome addresses\n09:30 » 10:00 Keynote speech\n10:00 » 11:15 Panel 1: Digitalisation of health care: ready to go? \nMost nations have recently impressed an acceleration to the digitalisation process of their health care system\, by launching calls for tenders to find private support\, e.g.\, in setting up and managing the IT infrastructure needed to provide telemedicine services\, remote monitoring\, etc. Since there are still grey areas in the regulation\, this process raises certain issues not only in the procurement as such but also as to the regulatory requirements and procedures. \nModerator: Elisa Stefanini \n11:15 » 11:45 Coffee break\n11:45 » 13:00 Panel 2: Once a supplier\, always a supplier? \nThis workshop will focus on challenges and opportunities in keeping up an established relationship between a provider of medical supply and its customer. Challenges as well as opportunities can arise from a Public Procurement perspective (Duty to retender? Reasons to award maintenance to a certified contractor or to open for competition?) as well as be due to regulatory reasons. \nModerator: Katarzyna Kuzma \n13:00 » 14:15 Lunch\n14:15 » 15:30 Panel Procurement Law: Sanctions against Russia and public procurement \nThe Russian aggression against Ukraine has brought the EU a sanctions regime that is completely new and directly touches public procurement in the EU Member States. This session will cover the way how the sanctions are applied in practice\, their interplay with public procurement regulations and their implications for contracting authorities and tenderers all over the EU. \n14:15 » 15:30 Healthcare: The new MDR: a look back and forward \nAlmost a year and a half after the application of the new European Medical Device Regulation and six months after the application of Regulation (EU) 746/2017 on in vitro diagnostic devices\, this workshop aims to discuss the main critical issues that have been encountered and will need to be addressed by operators in the long implementation process. Among other things\, we will discuss about the classification of borderline products\, the requirements to continue to benefit from the transitional period\, the new obligations for operators of the distribution chain and the possible changes of roles between manufactures and distributors\, as well as the difficulties and timing of the device recertification process. \n15:30 » 16:00 Coffee break\n16:00 » 17:15 Informal Commission/Interest Group Meeting\n19:00 » 22:00 Dinner at the rooftop restaurant ‚Käfer‘\, Please see more here: https://www.feinkost-kaefer.de/berlin \nSaturday 08 October 2022 \n09:00 » 10:00 Registrations at Intercontinental Berlin\n10:00 » 11:15 Panel 3: Litigation and arbitration as an obstacle for the procurement of Heath Care products/services \nProcuring Health Care-products and -services is not like walking into a store and just grabbing what you like. Rather\, most products and services are subject to a harsh competition between different providers. Their fight for bigger market shares is settled before different judicial systems: Arbitration as well as litigation\, e.g.\, before the procurement tribunals and patent courts. \nModerator: Christopher Wolters\, Blomstein\, Germany \n11:15 » 11:45 Coffee break\n11:45 » 13:00 Panel 4: (Medical) Cannabis – one plant and a lot of legal questions! \nFrom medical cannabis to CBD to full legalization for recreational use – the market for cannabis is diverse and growing rapidly. This seminar will center around the legal implications of medical cannabis – ranging from regulatory requirements (such as the interplay of Narcotic Acts and Medicinal Products Acts) to public procurement challenges as well as the IP protection and legally compliant advertisement of medical cannabis. In addition\, the workshop will provide an outlook on the legalization of cannabis for other purposes from a German and EU perspective. \nModerator: Christina Kufer \n13:00 » 14:00 Lunch\n15:00 » 18:00 Eat the World – Guided Culinary City Tour (optional)\n19:00 » 23:00 Dinner at Jolesch (optional) Address: Muskauer Straße 1\, 10997 Berlin \n\nRegistration – Accomodation and details
URL:https://kanzlei-auer.de/event/international-arbitration-and-healthcare-double-seminar/
LOCATION:InterContinental Hotel Berlin\, Budapester Strasse 2\, Berlin\, 10787\, Deutschland
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