Partner Ofilio Mayorga will be speaking on a panel titled “Sovereign & States Litigation in a Multi-Polar World – Charting The Future” as part of the Sovereign & States Litigation Summit USA, also serving on the Advisory Board for the Summit. Mayorga’s panel will address the following topics:
- Key industries to look out for
- International court’s impacts on climate change and energy transition
- Popular selection with the seat of arbitration – is this changing?
- Exploring national security in the international litigation and arbitration space
The Sovereign & States Litigation Summit USA will gather legal professionals, government representatives and thought leaders who focus on disputes facing sovereign states and state-owned entities for a full day of debate and discussion on challenges faced by these practitioners, with a focus on the changing landscape of the US. Speakers will provide practical strategies to manage litigation risks and improve outcomes in sovereign cases.
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