Foley Hoag will be present at the American Society of International Law Annual Meeting, as proud sponsors and with many of our attorneys speaking on different panels. Please see below an overview of the firm’s involvement:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16:
Christina Beharry is Co-Chairing the ITA-ASIL Conference, and will be moderating the panel on “The Role of Public International Law in International Investment Arbitration,” at 10:00 AM, all at the Washington Hilton, rooms Holmead East / West.
THURSDAY, APRIL 17:
Tafadzwa Pasipanodya will speak on a panel titled: “Mobilizing the ICJ for Human Rights: An African Tradition?” at 9:00 AM in room Columbia 1-2.
Amir Farhadi will speak on an ASIL – IBA Joint panel titled: “Rulemaking in the Practice of International Law,” at 10:30 AM in room Columbia 1-2.
Christina Beharry will be part of a Signature Topic Focus Discussion on “Advancing Gender Justice in International Law: Challenges, Strategies, and Future Directions,” at 3:30 PM in room Kalorama.
FRIDAY, APRIL 18:
Harout Ekmanian will speak on a panel on “Syria’s New Dawn: Legal and Political Challenges Post-Assad,” at 9:00 AM, in room Columbia 5-8.
Pierre d’Argent will speak on panel titled “Is the International Court of Justice in Need of Reform?” at 3:30 PM, in room Columbia 9-10.
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