ASA Arbitration Practice Seminar organized with the Camera Arbitrale di Milano

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1 INFORMATION & REGISTRATION FORM ASA Arbitration Practice Seminar organized with the Camera Arbitrale di Milano March 2014 Tremezzo, Lago di Como, Italy with the support of

2 About the ASA Arbitration Practice Seminar A unique interactive and comparative format The ASA Arbitration Practice Seminar (formerly known as the Practice Building Seminar ) follows a format developed in 1997 by ASA, and very successfully applied every year since, in cooperation with other arbitration associations and institutions around Europe, including every two years with DIS in Badenweiler, Germany. The discussion leaders are all very experienced international arbitration practitioners. During the course of two days, they will raise and discuss with the participants key legal and practical questions, as they arise in the successive stages of an international arbitration, illustrating them with examples from real cases. All the sessions are led jointly by two practitioners, one with a common law background and the other with a civil law background, thus bringing to bear, in a lively debate, the diversity of experiences in international arbitration and encouraging the development of cross-cultural sensitivity. The language of the Arbitration Practice Seminar is English. Discussion Leaders Who should attend? Prof. Piero BERNARDINI, Ughi e Nunziante, Rome Phillip CAPPER, White & Case, London Prof. Zachary DOUGLAS, Matrix Chambers, London & the Graduate Institute, Geneva Teresa GIOVANNINI, LALIVE, Geneva Doug JONES, Clayton Utz, Sydney & Atkin Chambers, London Prof. Luca RADICATI DI BROZOLO, Radicati di Brozolo & Sabatini Studio Legale, Milan Dr. Anke SESSLER, Chief Counsel Litigation, Siemens AG, Munich Todd WETMORE, Shearman & Sterling, Paris This is not a seminar for true beginners. It is designed for those who wish to continue building on their international arbitration knowledge and practice and to benefit from the discussion leaders combined experience and expertise, acquired in a great variety of arbitration proceedings in different jurisdictions. Participants themselves contribute to the debate with their own experience, questions and ideas.

3 About the organizers ASA Swiss Arbitration Association The Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA), together with ASA Below 40, has over members, practitioners and academics engaged and/or interested in domestic and international arbitration, from Switzerland and abroad. ASA contributes to the development of arbitration law and practice through regular conferences and workshops, including this unique annual Arbitration Practice Seminar; ASA Local Group meetings; ASA below 40 events for young practitioners, and the publication of the ASA Bulletin, a renowned arbitration quarterly, and of the ASA Special Series. For more information, see Camera Arbitrale di Milano (Chamber of Arbitration of Milan) The Chamber of Arbitration of Milan (CAM) is a special branch of the Chamber of Commerce of Milan and specializes in commercial dispute resolution. The Chamber provides an array of ADR services and tools, including administration of arbitration under the Arbitration Rules of the Milan Chamber of Arbitration or other procedural rules. In 2012, the CAM processed nearly 140 requests for arbitration involving nearly 340 parties. Seminar Organisation Concept & Chair: Michael E. SCHNEIDER (ASA President) Organisation: Stefano AZZALI (CAM), Domitille BAIZEAU (LALIVE), Sébastien BESSON (Python & Peter), Alex McLIN (ASA) Registration and Logistics: Carlo RICCARDI (CAM) Practical information Register early Accompanying persons The registration fee is incl. VAT, until 20 December 2013, and incl. VAT, thereafter. The fee includes meals and accommodation at the Seminar venue. There are no hidden extras. Attendance is limited. Applications are accepted on a first come, first served basis. There will be no refund for cancellations but substitutions are accepted. Accompanying persons: 25 plus VAT for the double room surcharge per person per night, including breakfast. Preferential seminar rates are available for other meals.

4 When? Starting: Friday 21 March 2014, at noon (incl. lunch) Ending: Sunday 23 March 2014, at 2 p.m. (incl. lunch) Where? Grand Hotel Tremezzo Via Provinciale Regina, Tremezzo Province of Como, Italy Tel About the venue Grand Hotel Tremezzo is located in an idyllic location on the shores of Lake Como, facing directly onto Bellagio, where the two branches of the lake meet, against the backdrop of the Grigne mountains.

5 How to get there Tremezzo is easy to reach: By car From Milan follow signs for the A9 motorway connecting Milan to Switzerland, direction Como-Chiasso. Take the Lago di Como exit (last exit before Switzerland from Milan, or first exit after the border coming from Switzerland). After 1km, follow signs for Menaggio at the roundabout. Take the panoramic road (Strada Statale Regina SS340) along the lake shore for about 25km. Orange signs will indicate the distance to the hotel. It will be on the left about 800m after the Tremezzo town sign. By train All trains from Germany and Switzerland to Milan (central station) stop at the Como San Giovanni station. From Milan Centrale station: trains to Como S. Giovanni station leave approximately every hour. From Milan Cadorna station Ferrovie Nord: trains to Como Lago station leave approximately every 30 minutes. A few meters from the Como Lago train station, you can take a hydrofoil fast boat service to Tremezzo. Approximately 1 hour from Milan to Como by train, and 30 minutes from Como to the hotel by either car or hydrofoil. Updated timetables and tickets online at By plane: Milan Malpensa: 1h20m drive (83 km) Milan Linate: 1h30m drive (94 km) Bergamo Orio Al Serio: 2h drive (120 km) Lugano Agno: 1h drive (58 km) Credits ASA is a Solicitors Regulation Authority approved external CPD provider (ref. ELA/TSAS) for England and Wales, and is homologated in France by the Conseil National des Barreaux (no ). New York CLE credit, California MCLE credit as well as credit for other jurisdictions may also be available upon request. If applicable, please enquire at info@arbitration-ch.org, or carlo.riccardi@mi.camcom.it for Italy.

6 Registration Form Please return to: Carlo Riccardi CAMERA ARBITRALE DI MILANO Via Meravigli 9/b Milano Tel.: Fax: carlo.riccardi@mi.camcom.it Name First Name Position and arbitration experience Firm/company Address A City Country Tel. Fax Seminar Fee (incl. meals and accommodation) Method of Payment Seminar documents (check one) Until 20 December Thereafter By bank transfer to: Intesa San Paolo - Milan, Italy Account n. 3859/28 - ABI CAB CIN H IBAN: IT34 H SWIFT: BCITITMM Payment description: participant s name, surname + ASA Conference VAT/fiscal ID number if available. An invoice will be issued by the Milan Chamber of Arbitration via .! Hardcopy (paper)! Softcopy (downloadable / USB pin drive) Date Signature