A day with no crypto news?
Season 3, episode 1: Crypto Disputes: To Arbitrate or Litigate?
It’s almost impossible for a day to go by these days without some sort of a dramatic news on crypto. Whether it’s fraud or theft within the exchange or theft among the participants of the market, disputes are an inevitable.
So let’s ask the age old question, in the “new world”: arbitration or litigation?
Join us in the first episode of 2023 when Svenja and Sneha will speak with Noor of #Kadhims Ltd. about crypto disputes and nuances in relation to those such as copy right claims and smart contracts containing arbitration clauses.
The Zoom attendees can dial in (with or without video as you like) and we will convert the #ArbitrationHappyHour into a #podcast (only the audio file) later, so the content won’t be lost.
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🗓️ Thursday, January 26, 2023; 6-7pm (Paris time)
With thanks to Jewel Archer-Lucas and Alveen Shirinyans, Esq. for their support with the podcast behind the scenes.
How many times have you looked up something on Wikipedia this week?
Season 2, Episode 14: Wikipedia Arbitration
Have you ever thought about how disputes relating to #Wikipedia are handled 
? Is there a system? How many more questions come to mind? Shall we Wiki it 
? We have a better solution.
Come join us for the last Arbitration Happy Hour of the season to get your answers when Svenja Wachtel and Alveen Shirinyans, Esq. will speak with Florian Grisel, associate professor at the University of Oxford. Our usual co-host Sneha Ashtikar, is unavailable for this episode (something to do with the #ICC in India) 
so Alveen will take her place.
The Zoom attendees can dial in (with or without video as you like) and we will convert the #ArbitrationHappyHour into a #podcast (only the audio file) later, so the content won’t be lost.
Register here
Thursday, December 8, 2022; 6-7pm (Paris time)
With thanks to Jewel Archer-Lucas for her support with the podcast behind the scenes.
#AHH #internationalarbitration #wikipedia #arbitration
Kidnapping an arbitrator? 
Season 2, Episode 13: Combatting Guerrilla Tactics in International Arbitration
The above example is, hopefully 
, extreme and rare but we all have in some shape or form and in various degrees experienced disruptive tactics in international arbitration proceedings. Bribery, subordinations, ambushes, sabotage, and intimidation are just to name a few. 
Join another exciting Arbitration Happy Hour session where Svenja Wachtel and Sneha Ashtikar will speak with Mauricio Gomm Santos, who is an author on the subject 
, about these tactics and how to combat them. We promise to also ask about some war stories and anecdotes. 
The Zoom attendees can dial in (with or without video as you like) and we will convert the #ArbitrationHappyHour into a #podcast (only the audio file) later, so the content won’t be lost.
Register here
Thursday, November 24, 2022; 6-7pm (Paris time)
With thanks to Alveen Shirinyans, Esq. for her support behind the scenes. 
Mr. Leonid Shmatenko is a vital member of Eversheds Sutherland’s data protection and technology law team. His expertise spans regulatory and general issues in eSports and Blockchain. He advises eSports associations, clubs, and crypto startups on legal matters, including ICOs.
Mr. Leonid Shmatenko is a vital member of Eversheds Sutherland’s data protection and technology law team. His expertise spans regulatory and general issues in eSports and Blockchain. He advises eSports associations, clubs, and crypto startups on legal matters, including ICOs.
Today, I am talking to Victoria Pernt. Victoria specializes in international arbitration and is a member of the dispute resolution practice of Schoenherr. She acts as counsel and arbitrator in commercial and investment disputes. She holds several positions such as Head of Europe for Arbitration Channel or Head of Europe Representatives at Young ICCA. She is also an ArbitralWomen member and member of the Equal Representation in Arbitration Pledge (ERA & Young ERA).
