Gaëtan Verhoosel, a founding partner of Three Crowns and a leading international arbitration practitioner, will be a panelist on the “Interim Measures during COVID 19: Practical Considerations for Counsel and Arbitrators” webinar on April 28. Hosted by the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC), the webinar will take place from 4:00pm-5:00pm SGT (GMT +8).
COVID-19 Impacts
The panelists will discuss interim measures and the unique issues and considerations that are likely to arise due to COVID-19.
In light of the fluid COVID-19 situation, interim measures can be vital to companies as they continue to feel the economic impact due to the pandemic. In this context, the panelists will discuss the importance of being able to apply for interim measures in international arbitration and obtain orders that maintain the status quo, preserve assets, or preserve evidence pending resolution of their disputes.
To register, please follow this link.
About Gaëtan Verhoosel
Gaëtan has served as advocate and as arbitrator in a large number of both commercial and investment treaty arbitrations. These include many highly significant, widely reported matters with large financial recoveries at stake or novel legal issues involved.
Gaëtan is the Co-Chair of the IBA Arbitration Committee and was appointed to the ICSID Panel of Arbitrators by the Kingdom of Belgium. He teaches international investment law at King’s College School of Law in London
About Three Crowns
Three Crowns is a firm committed to excellence in international arbitration and international law. Founded in 2014 by practice leaders with decades of experience across many different international firms, it is widely regarded as an industry leader. Its clients—including Fortune 10 companies and sovereign states—entrust the firm with their most important arbitrations.
During this challenging time, the Three Crowns team across the globe is here to listen to the issues you are facing and provide advice surrounding the current landscape for arbitration and disputes due to COVID-19. Please do not hesitate to reach out to talk through ways we can help.
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