The USC Gould/JAMS Arbitration Institute is proud to partner with the California Lawyer’s Association and the First Annual California International Arbitration Week, March 14-18.
Join us for a day of networking and interactive programming including a keynote address by Professor Gary Born and panel discussions covering topics such as the future of renewable energy disputes in North America and disruptors in the global entertainment industry.
JAMS, a State Bar of California-approved MCLE Provider, certifies that this actively qualifies for 4.5 total hours of Minimum Continuing Legal Education Credit (no ethics).
8:00 AM – Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:30 AM – Welcome and Opening Remarks – Symposium Co-Chairs
8:40 AM – Keynote and Third Annual Dorothy Nelson Lecture Address
Professor Gary Born
Chair, International Arbitration Practice Group – London, UK Wilmer Hale
Steven E. Sletten Partner, Gibson Dunn – Los Angeles
Set against a backdrop of closed theaters, halted film production, live event cancellations, and widespread digitization of IP assets, the U.S. video game industry grew 27% to $56.9 billion in revenue in 2020, surpassing movies and music combined, while the number of subscriptions to online video streaming services around the world reached 1.1 billion. As video & music streaming services and e-sports rapidly define new business models for the world of entertainment, how do they shape the new face of legal dispute resolution challenges? What are the ripple effects of the shifting legal landscape on key stakeholders in the entertainment industry, such as live performers, venue owners, record labels and management agencies?
Amb. (Ret.) David Huebner, C.Arb,
International Arbitrator and Mediator, JAMS – Los Angeles
The energy sector has traditionally been a major user of international arbitration services. Now that the energy transition is well underway, have we seen a change to how disputes in this sector are resolved? What are the unique issues that arise in relation to this transformation and renewable projects in particular? Join us for an update on trends in this area from the US, Canada, Mexico and beyond to learn what’s happening now and what to expect in the future.
Tina M. Cicchetti, International Arbitrator – Dallas Cicchetti Arbitration
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