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Webinar
03.26
March 26, 2021: 12:45PM - 8:00PM PDT

Santa Clara Journal of International Law 2021 Symposium

Pillsbury Partner David Tsai will participate in a panel discussing foundational and practical applications for international arbitration.

Santa Clara University School of Law Webinar

This event is focused on three broad topics:

  • The doctrine and theoretical basics of international arbitration
  • The procedural basics and best practices in international arbitration
  • The practical applications of international arbitration in key industries including, Energy, IP/Tech, and Construction/Engineering. The keynote speaker, Ms. Chiann Bao, will tie the event together with a speech on the challenges and opportunities for international arbitration practitioners as we look forward to 2021 and beyond.

For more information and to register, please see the event page.

Pillsbury Speakers

David J. Tsai

Partner

Non-Firm Speakers

Chiann Bao, Vice President, ICC Court of Arbitration

Philip Jimenez, Professor of Law, Santa Clara University

Dr. Gabriel M. Lentner, Assistant Professor of Law at Danube University Krems, Austria

Richard Eastman, Member, Silicon Valley Arbitration and Mediation Center (SVAMC)

Yoshihiro Takatori, Partner at Kasumigaseki International Law Office

Gary Benton, US & International Arbitrator; Adjunct Faculty, Santa Clara University

K. Luan Tran, Partner at King & Spalding, International Arbitration – Southeast Asia

Victoria Shannon Sahani, Associate Dean of Faculty Development and Director of Faculty Inclusion Research for System Transformation (FIRST) at Arizona State University

Nancy M. Thevenin, International Arbitrator, Mediator, and USCIB General Counsel

Professor David Sloss, John A. and Elizabeth H. Sutro Professor of Law, Santa Clara University

Mimi Lee, Managing Counsel at Chevron Global Upstream & Gas – International Litigation Management

Matthew Christensen, Senior Foreign Attorney of Kim & Chang LLP

Tseming Yang, Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Global Law and Policy at Santa Clara Law