Commercial Objectives in International Dispute Resolution · Commercial Objectives in International Dispute Resolution Day 2 of the Stockholm Legal Business Summit event will be entirely

In a legal market characterized by an increasing demand to align with clients’ business objectives – how does this affect the way in which we manage commercial disputes?

As the role of in-house counsel changes, so must that of their external advisors.

This full-day event will be entirely devoted to the commercial angle of dispute resolution, with a particular focus on mediation and its role in the changing landscape of legal services.

In-house expertise will join forces with mediations specialists and advocates of change for a constructive dialogue on how best to make use of the inherent powers of mediation, and share experience from mediations that made a difference.

Particular attention will also be given to in-house trends which affect procurement and manage-ment of external legal services, including commercial disputes.

Main features of the conference in short:• The Concept of Mediation – decisive features and commercial drivers.

• Client and Counsel – redefining roles for

a proactive management of disputes.

• In Search of Value – measuring perfor-

mance while abandoning hours and rates.

• The Power of Mediation – case studies.

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Commercial Objectives in InternationalDispute ResolutionIn-house Perspectives, Leading Trends for Change and the Power of Mediation.

14 NOveMbeR 2013

STOCKHOLM LEGAL BUSINESS SUMMIT 13-14 Nov 2013

Stockholm Legal business Summit 2013

The Stockholm Legal Business Summit is a two-day event that brings together thought leaders and champions of change in the legal profession to discuss strategy and key developments in the legal market.

The Stockholm Legal Business Summit consists of two programs. Delegates are welcome to register for either day or both days jointly.

Program overview


VQ Knowledge and Strategy Forum

The VQ Forum covers topics of interest in leadership, strategy, innovation and technology for the legal and professional services market. The program has a strong focus on innovation in practice and how to go from strategy to a practical reality in a changing legal landscape. During the day you will gain insights from internationally renowned speakers on legal market trends, how in-house counsel demands are changing the dynamics of legal service, new business opportu-nities with practical examples of legal service deve-lopments, drivers for innovation and how to develop innovative service delivery by the use of technology.Learn also how in-house counsel and other buyers of legal services can support and drive change on the legal market.

Wednesday 13 November 2013 17.00

Cocktail ReceptionAll delegates to the Summit are welcome to join the Cocktail Reception at the Grand Hôtel. Delegates attending day 2 of the event only may also register at this time.

Commercial Objectives in International Dispute Resolution

Day 2 of the Stockholm Legal Business Summit event will be entirely devoted to the commercial angle of dispute resolution, with particular focus on mediation and its role in the changing landscape of legal services.

A full program is included in this brochure.

Cocktail reception hosted by:


Wednesday 13 November 2013 08.30-17.00 Thursday 14 November 2013 08.30-16.30

Commercial Objectives in International Dispute Resolution

14 NOVembeR 2013

PROGRAm


WelCOme RemARKS

Annette Magnusson, Secretary general, Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce

Key-NOTe ADDReSS: The buSINeSS CASe OF yOuR DISPuTe

Deciding the strategy in a pending dispute is a business decision, and in-house counsel holds an important role as key strategic decision maker for the company in the role of advisor to the CEO and Board of Directors. What is the role potentially played by mediation in this matrix and how should the success of mediation be properly assessed?

Michael McIlwrath, Senior Counsel, Litigation, GE Oil & Gas Division, Florence will share his experience from commercial disputes and address the inherent power of a commercial analysis of disputes.

COmmeRCIAl DeCISION mAKING AND ADDeD VAlue by meDIATION

In a discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of mediation, elements of success and examples of mediation techniques will be analysed, and how this may be reflected in internal protocols and early case assessment.

The panel will also discuss qualities of a successful mediator and the decisive role played by corporate structure and culture in the mediation process, and the importance of leadership.

A further issue to be addressed will be whether a difference exists between represen-ting a client and engaging an external counsel in arbitration vis-à-vis mediation.

moderator:Eric Runesson, Partner, Sandart & Partners, Stockholm

Panellists:Jonas Bengtsson, General Counsel and Company Secretary, TeliaSonera AB, Stockholm (as of January 2014)D. Casey Flaherty, Corporate Counsel, KIA Motors America, Irvine, CAMaria Ingelsson, Partner, Lindahl, Uppsala Johan Ramberg, Senior Group Legal Counsel, AB Electrolux (publ), Stockholm

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Session 1

09.00-09.15

Session 2

09.15-09.45

17.00

Session 3

09.45–12.00Including coffee break of 20 minutes.

12.00-13.00

Session 2

ClIeNTS AND COuNSel – IN SeARCh OF VAlue

As the discussion continues on how to meet the challenges of a changing legal land-scape for legal services - including dispute resolution - this panel will target measures to meet client needs on a commercial level.

Panellists will discuss how in-house counsel and external counsel may join forces for proactive management of disputes, including in-house for dispute resolution programs and on use of smart technology to enhance effectiveness.

The impact of the increasing use of alternative fee arrangements (AFA) for the managing of commercial disputes will be addressed from in-house and external advisor perspectives.

moderator:Annette Magnusson, Secretary general, Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce

Panellists:Ulrik Andersson, General Counsel, Carlsberg A/S, CopenhagenWilliam McKechnie, Head of Corporate Legal Sweden, If, Stockholm Emmanuelle Cabrol, Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills, ParisPhillip Capper, Partner, White & Case, London

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The POWeR OF meDIATION

Speakers share from their personal experiences, so the audience gains a unique insight of mediation in practice. Decisive elements and relevant metrics for selecting mediation will be described and the potential commercial impact for corporations will be discussed.

moderator:Harold Coleman, Jr., Executive Director, Mediation.org, New York

Speakers:Richard Brolin, Senior Counsel & Managing Litigation Counsel, SunGard Data Systems Inc., StockholmJohn Daerr, Senior Counsel, Vinge, MalmöTim Williams, Senior Legal Counsel, Wärtsilä Development & Finance, Helsinki

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Session 4

13.00-14.30

14.30-15.00K

Session 5

15.00-16.30

16.30


Ulrik Andersen is General Counsel of the Carlsberg Group and Head of Group Legal and Risk Manage-ment (GLRM) which handles legal matters on a worldwide basis, including M&A, IP rights, Competition Law and Corporate Governance issues. GLRM also includes the Carlsberg Group functions Security, Risk Management and Real Estate. Before joining Carlsberg in 1998, Ulrik Andersen practiced in London with Holman, Fenwick and Willan and thereafter in Copenhagen with, particularly, the law firm Gorrissen Federspiel Kierkegaard.

Jonas Bengtsson has worked as General Counsel for Tele2 AB from 2007 until 2013, heading the Tele2 Group’s legal and regulatory team. Jonas has recently left Tele2 to join TeliaSonera AB as General Counsel and Company Secretary, starting in this position in the beginning of 2014. He graduated from the University of Lund (LL.M.) in 1995. Between 1995 and 2000, Jonas worked as an associate (Lagerlöf & Leman and Mannheimer Swartling) and served as junior judge (Stockholm District Court). In 2000, he started working in-house when he joined a start-up company in the IT/data communication sector in the role as General Counsel. During 2002, he started working as General Counsel for Telenor AB, until 2007 when he joined Tele2 AB.

Richard Brolin is Senior Counsel & Managing Litigation Counsel with SunGard Data Systems Inc. SunGard provides software and processing solutions for financial services, education and the public sector, as well as disaster recovery services and business continuity management software. In 2012, SunGard was ranked #480 on the US Fortune 500. Richard is responsible for Dispute Resolution & Compliance in the EMEA region as well as the Com-mercial Contracts legal team in the Nordics, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Before joining SunGard, he worked as a commercial law litigator with the law firm af Petersens. Richard has also been General Counsel for the online video content company Kamera Interactive.

Emmanuelle Cabrol is partner with Herbert Smith Freehills and she is specialized in international arbitration and public international law. She is qualified as a French Avocat and a Solicitor of England and Wales, and also has an academic background in German law. Emmanuelle acts in commercial dis-putes between private companies in many sectors and has developed a particular expertise in disputes involving states. She has successfully represented Eurotunnel against France and United Kingdom, the first arbitration brought against two States simultaneously. Emmanuelle has appeared before numerous international tribunals in a number of jurisdictions, having experience of arbitration, both ad hoc and under the rules of ICC, ICSID, UNCITRAL, LCIA and the Swiss Rules.

Harold Coleman, Jr., Esq., is senior vice president for mediation at the American Arbitration Association (AAA) and executive director/mediator for Mediation.org, a division of the AAA. Since 1987 Coleman practiced as a private arbitrator, since 1992 as private mediator, and since 1998 as AAA faculty trainer. In his faculty role, Coleman trains new AAA arbitrators and aspiring mediators in basic/advanced arbitration case management and basic/advanced mediation skills. He is a Fellow of the College of Commercial Arbitrators (CCA), member of the board of directors of the International Mediation Institute (IMI), and former member of the AAA’s international board of directors. Coleman resides in California, where he is based in the AAA’s Los Angeles offices.

Professor Phillip Capper is Head of International Arbitration at White & Case LLP in London. As counsel, he has acted under ICC, LCIA, Stockholm, Madrid and Prague Chamber of Commerce and UNCITRAL Rules. As arbitrator, he has chaired ICC, LCIA and UNCITRAL tribunals, and been sole and party appointed arbitrator in ICC and LCIA arbitrations. Former Chairman of the Faculty of Law at Oxford University, he now directs the annual International Diploma Course for the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators in Oxford. Phillip is Nash Professor of Engineering Law, King’s College, University of London; Honorary Member of the Society of Construction Law, and of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors; and Honorary President of the Adjudication Society

Ulrik Andersen is General Counsel of the Carlsberg Group and Head of Group Legal and Risk Management (GLRM) which handles legal matters on a worldwide basis, including M&A, IP rights, Competition Law and Corporate Governance issues. GLRM also includes the Carlsberg Group functions Security, Risk Management and Real Estate. Before joining Carlsberg in 1998, Ulrik Andersen practiced in London with Holman, Fenwick and Willan and thereafter in Copenhagen with, particularly, the law firm Gorrissen Federspiel Kierkegaard.

Jonas Bengtsson is General Counsel for Tele2 AB (publ). Mr Bengtsson graduated from the University of Lund (LL.M.) in 1995. Between 1995 and 2000, he worked as an associate (Lagerlöf & Leman and Mannheimer Swartling) and served as junior judge (Stockholm District Court). In 2000, he started working in-house when he joined a start-up company in the IT/data communication sector in the role as General Counsel. During 2002, he started working as General Counsel for Telenor AB. In 2007, he started in his present position as General Counsel for Tele2 AB (publ) heading the Tele2 Group’s legal and regulatory team.

Emmanuelle Cabrol is partner with Herbert Smith Freehills and she is specialized in international arbitration and public international law. She is qualified as a French Avocat and a Solicitor of England and Wales, and also has an academic background in German law. Emmanuelle acts in commercial disputes between private companies in many sectors and has developed a particular expertise in disputes involving states. She has successfully represented Eurotunnel against France and United Kingdom, the first arbitration brought against two States simultaneously. Emmanuelle has appeared before numerous international tribunals in a number of jurisdictions, having experience of arbitration, both ad hoc and under the rules of ICC, ICSID, UNCITRAL, LCIA and the Swiss Rules.

Harold Coleman, Jr., Esq., is senior vice president for mediation at the American

Arbitration Association (AAA) and executive director/mediator for Mediation.org, a division of the AAA. Since 1987 Coleman practiced as a private arbitrator, since 1992 as private mediator, and since 1998 as AAA faculty trainer. In his faculty role, Coleman trains new AAA arbitrators and aspiring mediators in basic/advanced arbitration case management and basic/advanced mediation skills. He is a Fellow of the College of Commercial Arbitrators (CCA), member of the board of directors of the International Mediation Institute (IMI), and former member of the AAA’s international board of directors. Coleman resides in California, where he is based in the AAA’s Los Angeles offices.











Professor Phillip Capper is Head of International Arbitration at White & Case LLP in London. As counsel, he has acted under ICC, LCIA, Stockholm, Madrid and Prague Chamber of Commerce and UNCITRAL Rules. As arbitrator, he has chaired ICC, LCIA and UNCITRAL tribunals, and been sole and party appointed arbitrator in ICC and LCIA arbitrations. Former Chairman of the Faculty of Law at Oxford University, he now directs the annual International Diploma Course for the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators in Oxford. Phillip is Nash Professor of Engineering Law, King's College, University of London; Honorary Member of the Society of Construction Law, and of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors; and Honorary President of the Adjudication Society

Mr. Daerr is Senior counsel with Vinge. He joined the firm in 2009 after a successful practice in the United States from 1989-2009. He specializes in dispute resolution where he has over 20 years of experience with all types of litigation, arbitration, and mediation in multiple jurisdictions. He has also significant experience with the negotiation of complex international commercial agreements. Mr. Daerr received Martindale Hubbell's highest ranking (AV) during his practice in the U.S. which means that his peers ranked him at the highest level of professional excellence. He is a CEDR Accredited Mediator.

D. Casey Flaherty is corporate counsel at Kia Motors America, Inc. He oversees KMA’s dealer-related legal matters–marriage (transactional) to divorce (litigation) and everything in between—as governed by the ludicrous, esoteric dealer franchise laws. Casey has also founded a working group on electronic discovery for KMA and the other U.S. affiliates of Hyundai Motors (Korea). Before moving in-house, Casey served time in BigLaw where his practice focused on complex commercial litigation and electronic discovery. Based on what he witnessed in BigLaw, Casey developed a technology competency audit that he administers to his outside counsel. Casey is currently in the process of automating his audit and offering it free to other in-house counsel. Casey regularly writes and speaks about his audit, electronic discovery, budgeting, and other topics.

Maria Ingelsson is a partner at Advokatfirman Lindahl. She specializes in real estate law and litigation with key expertise in commercial leases, real estate transactions and related litigation. She has previous experience from outplacement with client companies and she is today a member of several Swedish company boards. Maria believes that law is primarily a tool for making good business, and not an intellectual competition.







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Annette Magnusson is Secretary General of the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (SCC). In 2010 she joined SCC from Mannheimer Swartling Advokatbyrå (Stockholm), where she was a member of the dispute resolution group. Previously she headed strategic planning of knowledge management at Baker &McKenzie in Sweden. Ms. Magnusson was SCC legal counsel and later SCC Deputy Secretary General from 1998 to 2005. Ms Magnusson earned her LL M at Stockholm University in 1998 and her BA/BSc at the University of Gothenburg in 1991. She is author and editor of several publications on international arbitration. She is also a member of the Research Panel for Arbitration Law at the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law, and a frequent lecturer.

Michael Mcilwrath is Associate General Counsel, Litigation, of GE Oil & Gas in Florence, Italy, where he leads an in-house team in representing the company in disputes around the world. Michael is a member of the CPR Institute’s European Advisory Committee and hosts International Dispute Negotiation (http://www.cpradr.org), a podcast featuring interviews with leading professionals from different countries and cutting-edge topics in dispute resolution. He is co-author, with John Savage, of International Arbitration and Mediation: A Practical Guide (Kluwer Law International 2010). Michael is a member of the board of directors of the International Mediation Institute (IMI) and a member of the board of directors of the National Center for Science Education, in Oakland, California.

William McKechnie received his LLB from Trinity College Dublin in 2000 and was called to the Bar of Ireland in 2003. He worked as an associate at the Swedish commercial law firm Mannheimer Swartling from 2003 to 2008 and qualified as a Swedish advokat in 2006. William has worked for If P&C Insurance, the largest P&C insurance company in the Nordic region, since 2008. He has held the position of Senior Legal Counsel and Head of Liability Claims and is currently Head of Corporate Legal Sweden. He is also a lecturer in Commercial Law and Torts and Insurance Law at Stockholm University.

Johan Ramberg is Senior Group Legal Counsel with AB Electrolux (publ) since 2007. After graduating from Stockholm University (1993) he practiced at the Uddevalla District Court and he also completed a traineeship at Haight Gardner Poor & Havens (Holland & Knight). From 1994 Johan was an associate with Swedish law firms, until he decided to be a sole practitioner in 2002. His prior experiences as attorney include international arbitration/ litigation, having successfully pleaded two cases before the Supreme Court.

D. Casey Flaherty is corporate counsel at Kia Motors America, Inc. He oversees KMA’s dealer-related legal matters–marriage (transactional) to divorce (litigation) and everything in between as governed by the ludicrous, esoteric dealer franchise laws. Casey has also founded a working group on electronic discovery for KMA and the other U.S. affiliates of Hyundai Motors (Korea). Before moving in-house, Casey served time in Big Law where his practice focused on complex commercial litigation and electronic discovery. Based on what he witnessed in BigLaw, Casey developed a technology competency audit that he administers to his out-side counsel. Casey is currently in the process of automating his audit and offering it free to other in-house counsel. Casey regularly writes and speaks about his audit, electronic discovery, budgeting, and other topics.






















John Daerr is senior counsel with Vinge. He joined the firm in 2009 after a successful practice in the United States from 1989-2009. He specializes in dispute resolution where he has over 20 years of experience with all types of litigation, arbitration, and mediation in multiple jurisdictions. He has parti-cipated in over 150 mediations, as counsel or as mediator, in the U.S. as well as abroad, and he is a CEDR Accredited Mediator. During his time in the U.S. John received Martindale Hubbell’s AV ranking.

Eric M. Runesson is partner at Sandart & Partners (Stockholm). Eric is specialized on contracts and dispute resolution. Eric combines his practice with research and teaching at for example the universities of Lund and Stockholm. He is regularly retained as counsel, arbitrator or mediator in Swedish and international disputes often concerning technology or intellectual property rights. He is also retained as counsel and negotiator in transactions regarding licensing and research & development agreements.

Johan Ramberg is Senior Group Legal Counsel with AB Electrolux (publ) since 2007. He monitors and project leads major disputes and negotiates complex global agreements for the Electrolux group. After graduating from Stockholm University (1993) he practiced at the Uddevalla District Court and he also completed a traineeship at Haight Gardner Poor & Havens (Holland & Knight). From 1994 Johan was an associate with Swedish law firms, until he decided to be a sole practitioner in 2003. His prior expe-riences include international arbitration and litigation, having successfully pleaded two cases before the Supreme Court.


Tim Williams is an English qualified lawyer living and working in Helsinki. His law degree is from the University of Southampton; he went on to study at the College of Law at York and qualified as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales (1993). Tim also holds an MBA from the Helsinki School of Economics (1998). Tim has worked for both London and Helsinki law firms. More recently, he has been working in house, first at Nokia and now at Wärtsilä. Tim has extensive experience of international commercial and financing transactions and has negotiated commercial matters in many parts of the world including, England, the Nordic countries, Brazil, Iran, Pakistan and Hong Kong. Tim has also been working with dispute resolution under different rules, including ICC Stockholm as well as ad hoc arbitrations. Tim has developed a special interest in mediation and is now an accredited CEDR Mediator.






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Tim Williams is an English qualified lawyer living and working in Helsinki. His law

degree is from the University of Southampton; he went on to study at the College of Law at York and qualified as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales (1993). Tim also holds an MBA from the Helsinki School of Economics (1998). Tim has worked for both London and Helsinki law firms. More recently, he has been working in house, first at Nokia and now at Wärtsilä. Tim has extensive experience of international commercial and financing transactions and has negotiated commercial matters in many parts of the world including, England, the Nordic countries, Brazil, Iran, Pakistan and Hong Kong. Tim has also been working with dispute resolution under different rules, including ICC Stockholm as well as ad hoc arbitrations. Tim has developed a special interest in mediation and is now an accredited CEDR Mediator.

REGISTRATION

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Fee: Public servants and general counsel: VQ Knowledge and Strategy Forum 13 Nov SEK 2.450SCC Commercial Objectives in international Dispute Resolution 14 Nov SEK 2.450Both days SEK 3.750

law firms:VQ Knowledge and Strategy Forum 13 Nov SEK 5.950SCC Commercial Objectives in international Dispute Resolution 14 Nov SEK 5.950Both days SEK 8.900

Other:VQ Knowledge and Strategy Forum 13 Nov SEK 9.500SCC Commercial Objectives in international Dispute Resolution 14 Nov SEK 9.500Both days SEK 14.250

early-bird discount:Register prior to 30 June 2013 to recive 15% early-bird discount

Company discount 3 for 2: If you register three delegates from the same company you receive a discount for the third delegate, i.e. three persons can attend for the price of two delegate fees.

meThOD OF PAymeNT: Invoice will be sent upon registration.

CANCellATIONS: If cancellation is received in writing by Stockholm Chamber of Commerce no later than 30 September 2013, no charge will be made and you will receive a full refund of fees paid. For cancellations received no later than 14 October 2013, a charge of 50 per cent will be deducted from all refunds. We regret that no refunds can be made for cancellations received after 14 October 2013. You are, however, welcome to give your place to a colleague if you cannot attend. Please notify us if you will send someone in your place.

lOCATION:Grand HôtelSödra Blasieholmshamnen 8, Stockholm, Sweden+46(0)8 679 35 00, www.grandhotel.se

COCKTAIl ReCePTION:13 November at 17.00

ACCOmmODATION: Please note that attendees are responsible for arranging accommodation.A few hotels are listed below.

Grand HôtelSödra Blasieholmshamnen 8, Stockholm, Sweden+46(0)8 679 35 00, www.grandhotel.se

Clarion Hotel SignNorra Bantorget, Stockholm, Sweden+46(0)8 676 98 00, www.clarionsign.com

Radisson Blu Waterfront HotelNils Ericsons Plan 4, Stockholm, Sweden+46(0)8 505 060 00, www.stockholmwaterfront.com

Sheraton Stockholm HotelTegelbacken 6, Stockholm, Sweden+46 (0)8 412 35 02, www.sheratonstockholm.se

For additional hotels, see www.destination-stockholm.com

This conference is a part of The Stockholm Legal Business Summit.

Please note that the program may be subject to changes.

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