Skip to main content

iLaw2022 ILS Global Forum on International Law

Presented by International Law Section of The Florida Bar

Locations Miami 2000x600
Date
Location
JW Marriott Marquis , 255 Biscayne Boulevard Way , Miami , FL
View Map

CLE Credits Available

Join JAMS neutrals Shelby R. Grubbs, J.D., FCIArb and Laura C. Abrahamson, Esq., FCIArb at this year's iLaw Conference. ILS’s flagship event will feature opening and closing plenary sessions, a lunch keynote speaker, and three parallel tracks: (1) international litigation, (2) international business transactions, and (3) the ICDR international arbitration track. The conference is the premiere conference in international law and is attended by legal practitioners from the United States, Canada, Europe, and Latin America.

Featured Programs:

Renewable Energy Opportunities and Energy-Related Infrastructure Development
11:15 - 12:15 PM EST | International Litigation Track

Decades ago, developed nations began gradually shifting their societies away from fossil fuel energy and towards renewable solar, wind, or water-based resources. Recent trends show that renewable energy continues earning a growing share of the energy market. Today, advances in technology, coupled with increased interest of private equity and international governmental cooperation, have made renewable energy a staple of modern industry, innovation, and infrastructure. Global environmental concerns have also led to the creation of multilateral governmental infrastructure funds to help finance renewable energy infrastructure projects in developing nations. The panelists will draw on a broad range of experience and practice areas to examine the risks and opportunities for use of solar energy in Florida and Latin America for both, residential and utility scale facilities, as well as prospects for floating solar projects, the rise of the electric vehicle, electric charging stations and related infrastructure. Revitalized interest of private equity firms in the solar and wind energy spaces, financing options for renewable energy in addition to federal, state and local government treatment and incentives. Each of the mega-projects also come with a unique set of risks and high potential for disputes. The panel will address the various methods of executing renewable energy projects, mitigating litigation risks, and utilizing alternative dispute resolution methods.

Moderator:
Laura C. Abrahamson, Esq., FCIArb | JAMS

Speakers:

  • Robert J. Downing | Greenberg Traurig
  • Elisabeth Eljuri | Elisabeth Eljuri P.A.
  • Jonathan Haag | Lighthouse Consulting Group
  • Stetson Tchividjian | D3Energy

Hot Topics in International Litigation
2:00 - 3:00 PM EST | International Litigation Track

The annual crowd pleaser is back! Join us for another round of Ed Mullins’s animated discussion of hot topics in international litigation. This panel will survey current legal issues and significant recent legal decisions that every international litigator should be aware of.

Moderator:
Edward M. Mullins | ReedSmith

Speakers:

  • Kristin Drecktrah Paz | Perlman, Bajandas, Yevoli & Albright, P.L.
  • William Hill | Gunster
  • Shelby R. Grubbs, J.D., FCIArb | JAMS
  • Amanda McGovern | Rivero Mestre LLP

Related Topics

Related Resolution Centers

Related Event Category

Featured People

Featured People

Banner with “Stay Connected” text, subscribe and events buttons, and a photo of people networking in a modern office.

Stay Connected

Sign up to hear about upcoming events or to access information or recordings of past events and webinars.

Subscribe View All Events
Scroll to top