Third Party Settlement of Boundary & Sovereignty Disputes: Professional Training Workshop14-16 November 2022

Although it is widely recognised that boundary disputes are best settled through negotiation, there are times when recourse to third party settlement also needs to be considered as an option. This workshop is designed to help governments and their legal advisors to evaluate the benefits and disadvantages of third party adjudication, and to equip them with information and skills to ensure a successful outcome from the process.

Led by highly experienced international lawyers and boundary practitioners, the workshop will offer practical instruction on topics such as: choice of forum; assembling and assessing evidence; building and managing a team; presenting your case and rebutting your opponent’s case.

The workshop, will be of value not only to countries currently involved in boundary litigation or arbitration but also to any country seeking to achieve a peaceful boundary settlement with its neighbours.

IBRU is delighted to be running this workshop in partnership with Foley Hoag, which has one of the world’s foremost boundary dispute resolution practices.

Tutors

Ms Clara Brillembourg, Foley Hoag

Dr Alejandra Torres Camprubi, Foley Hoag

Professor Sean Murphy, George, Washington University Law School 

Mr Karim M’ziani, Foley Hoag 

Mr Yuri Parkhomenko, Foley Hoag

Professor Martin Pratt, Bordermap Consulting 

Dr Derek Smith, Foley Hoag 

Mr Peter Tzeng, Foley Hoag

Workshop Flyer

PDF IBRU Workshop Flyer November 2022

Our partners Foley Hoag

Foley Hoag has offices in Boston, Paris and Washington DC and since its creation in 1943 has become a high-performing firm with a long record of success across a wide range of industries.

Foley Hoag regularly represents Sovereign States in disputes over maritime and land boundaries. The firm has been counsel in more maritime boundary cases before international courts and arbitral tribunals than any other law firm in the world. Foley Hoag has helped clients achieve victories in maritime boundary cases before the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) in Hamburg and the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague.

www.foleyhoag.com

Workshop Photographs

Workshop Presentations

Workshop programme

Venue 

Workshop teaching will be based at the Intercontinental Hotel Paris le Grand in Paris, France 

Address: 2 Rue Scribe, 75009 Paris, France

Intercontinental Hotel Paris

What is included in the workshop cost

In addition to tuition and all course materials, the fee covers the following: 

• Lunch and refreshment breaks on 14-16 November

Accommodation 

Accommodation is not included in the workshop fee.

Recommendations for nearby hotels can be provided.

Travel 

You are expected to organise your own travel arrangements to Paris. Please be aware that if you require a visa to visit France you will be required to apply for your own visa for entry in to the country. Please allow enough time for your visa to be processed before the start of the workshop. A letter on invitation can be provided to support your visa application. 

Please also make sure you check the COVID vaccination and testing requirements of the country you are entering.

No refunds will be given if you do not adhere to COVID state regulations.

Language 

Teaching and workshop materials will be in English. 

Cancellation 

Cancellations must be received in writing not later than the 1 November2022 and will be subject to a £300 cancellation fee, unless a substitute participant is offered. After this date the full registration fee will be charged for all cancellations. 

Programme changes 

IBRU reserves the right to modify the programme as necessary, without notice to participants.