Why Türkiye needs some VIAC DNA - Objective Opinions
Date
7 November 2023
15.00 - 20.30
Place
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Süzer Plaza, Askerocağı Caddesi No: 6, 34367, Elmadağ, Şişli, Istanbul, Turkey
VIAC CAN event of "Why Türkiye needs some VIAC DNA - objective opinions" will be held on Tuesday, 7 November 2023, at The Ritz-Carlton and hosted by YBK in Cooperation with CMS.
In a fireside chat, the speakers will discuss the peculiarities of the Vienna Rules 2021 most relevant for the Turkish market, sharing Austrian and Turkish views, as well as an in-house perspective.
Speakers
Utku Cosar
Independent Arbitrator, Arbitration Chambers, New York
Eric Leikin
Partner, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Vienna
Sonja Otenhajmer
Partner, CMS, Vienna
Ema Potonik
VIAC CAN Director, VIAC, Vienna
Sıla Uysal
Legal Manager, Karadeniz Holding, Istanbul
Philipp Wagner
Partner, WAGNER Arbitration, Berlin
Moderator
Doguhan Uygun
Counsel, Paksoy, Istanbul
Vienna International Arbitral Centre / VIAC
Representing one of Europe’s leading arbitral institutions, the VIAC serves as a focal point for the settlement of commercial disputes in the regional and international community. It has greatly benefited from its traditional position in a neutral country between east and west. Founded in 1975 as a department of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber, VIAC has in recent years enjoyed a steadily increasing caseload from a diverse range of parties spanning Europe, the Americas, and Asia.
VIAC Community Ambassador Network / VIAC CAN
Advance. VIAC CAN's objective is to strengthen VIAC's position as the premier international arbitration institution in CEE / SEE.
Talented. The Network boasts some of the best practitioners and academics in CEE / SEE and beyond.
Attentive. Through this Network VIAC will better understand the needs of the specific markets and tailor its offering accordingly.
Communicative. Providing users with information on ADR solutions through events and publications.
Tailored. The Vienna Rules are available in 10 different languages.
