Kluwer: CBAr 23rd International Arbitration Conference: Contractual Incompleteness and the Limits of Consent

Published on September 28, 2024

By Caroline Gomes de Moura (Demarest Advogados)

The 23rd CBAr IAC was a resounding success. The second day of the Conference included a first Panel on the Circulation of Contractual Models and Infrastructure Arbitrations, a second Panel on Contractual Incompleteness and Infrastructure Arbitrations, and a third Panel on the Limits of Consent, Arbitrability, and Judicial Review in Infrastructure Arbitrations. Below, we summarize...

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