2020国际仲裁网络研讨会第三讲 LMAA-SMU 2020 3rd Webinar

LMAA-SMU Serial Webinars on International Maritime Arbitration 2020

伦敦海事仲裁员协会（LMAA）与上海海事大学（SMU）联办

2020国际仲裁网络研讨会第三讲：2020国际海事仲裁实践问题

3rd Webinar: Practical Aspects of Arbitrating in 2020

                                主办/Organizers                                         

协办/Co-Organizers

支持/Supporting Organisations

     上海国际航运研究中心(SISI)        

    世界海事大学上海办(WMU Shanghai)      

值此LMAA成立60周年之际，LMAA携手上海海事大学举办三场系列网络研讨会。第三次研讨（主题：2020国际海事仲裁实践问题）将于2020年9月29日（星期二）下午14点开始（北京时间），议程如下：

14:00-14:30：参会人员网上登入

14:30-14:50：LMAA前主席Ian Gaunt先生将介绍伦敦海事虚拟仲裁

14:50-15:10：LMAA全职仲裁员David-Martin Clark先生将就部分裁决、先决事项等问题与参会者分享其个人经验

15:10-15:30：Quadrant辩护律师事务所辩护律师Nevil Phillips先生将从提交正确文件角度讲述时效问题

15:30-16:00：互动环节（注：全程录音录像以供保存）

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To celebrate the organisation’s 60th Anniversary, The LMAA is pleased to present together with Shanghai Maritime University a series of 3 webinars. The 3rd webinar will be held at 1400pm (Beijing time) on 29 September 2020 (Tuesday) and the theme is the Practical Aspects of Arbitrating in 2020. The agenda is as follows:

14:00-14:30      Online registration

14:30-14:50   Ian Gaunt, former President of LMAA, speaker and moderator, will consider progress made so far in organising virtual hearings, the LMAA Guidelines for Virtual Hearings and the long term impact on London arbitration of the measures introduced since the COVID lockdowns. Ian is a full time maritime arbitrator and former President of the London Maritime Arbitrators Association. He has been involved as arbitrator in a significant number of shipping cases many of which have involved PRC companies. He is co-author of The Law of Shipbuilding Contracts (5th edition, published in May 2020).

14:50-15:10    David Martin-Clark, full time arbitrator of LMAA, will explain how a partial final award on a preliminary issue can be an effective means of case management and give examples of the type of issues typically determined by such awards. His presentation will set out the procedure to be followed in obtaining an Award on a preliminary issue and the relative powers in this regard of the parties and the tribunal. It will also cover the essential characteristics of such awards, including the question of costs. It will finally offer some guidance on the circumstances in which an award on a preliminary issue is better avoided. David is a full time arbitrator and past committee member of the London Maritime Arbitrators Association. After obtaining a degree in law and qualifying as a barrister, he was engaged in the management of a leading P&I and Defence Club. In addition to arbitrating in London, he arbitrates in Hamburg, as a member of the German Maritime Arbitrators Association and in Singapore, as a panelist of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre and of the Singapore Chamber of Maritime Arbitration. He is also a panelist at the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre and a member of the CMAC.

15:10-15:30    Nevil Phillips, barrister at Quadrant Chambers in London. His presentation will consider the relatively strict approach of English law to the need for compliance with the requirements of demurrage time-bar clauses and the effect of non-compliance with the same. Three recent decisions of the English Commercial Court illustrate this approach, and demonstrate how finely-balanced the outcome may sometimes be. The presentation will address the principles which arise from these decisions and emphasise the need to be alert to provisions requiring the prompt provision of documents in support of a claim in the context of arbitration under English law. Nevil’s practice covers all aspects of commercial and shipping advisory and advocacy work, encompassing the broadest spectrum of commercial, international trade, commodities, shipping, maritime, shipbuilding, ship sale, energy, insurance, finance, and jurisdictional disputes and associated areas and remedies. He appears regularly in commercial arbitration (both domestic and international, with experience before a wide variety of arbitral institutions, bodies and trade associations, including LMAA, GMAA, LCIA, ICC and associated bodies), the Commercial Court, and the appellate courts.

15:30-15:40    Q&A (Nb. webinar will be recorded)

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LMAA-SMU 2020海事仲裁讲座组委会/2020-09-24

Organizing Committee of LMAA-SMU Arbitration Event 2020/September 24, 2020