Budapest 60th Congress October 28 November 1, 2016

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Budapest Union Internationale des Avocats 25 rue du Jour 75001 Paris - France Tel: +33 1 44 88 55 66 Fax: +33 1 44 88 55 77 Email: [email protected] Web: www.uianet.org

October 28 November 1, 2016

Budapest Marriott Hotel, Apáczai Csere János u. 4. 1052 Budapest Hungary

Budapest 2016 1 / CONTENTS

 Presentation of the UIA .  Congress schedule . . . .  Congress partners . . . . .  Not-to-be-missed events .

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2 / SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME The scientific sessions of the commissions and the main themes will be held at the Budapest Marriott Hotel. 2.1 Main themes Compliance - Challenges and Opportunities for the Legal Profession ....... 20 Privacy and Data Protection in a Digital World - Towards an International Regulatory Approach for Mass Surveillance and Profiling ................... 22 2.2 Joint working sessions of commissions Administrative Law / Environment Law and Sustainable Development....... 24 Food Law / EU Law ........................................................ 32 Art Law / Tax Law .......................................................... 34 Art Law / Information Technology Law / Fashion Law / Intellectual Property ..................................................... 24, 28 Insurance Law / Health Law ................................................ 40 Contract Law / International Sale of Goods / Privacy and Rights of the Digital Person ................................. 36, 40 Litigation / Sports Law / Tort Law........................................... 36 Business and Human Rights / Environment Law and Sustainable Development .............................................. 28 Family Law / International Estate Planning .................................. 24 Corporate Law and Mergers & Acquisitions / Management of Law Firms... 26 Media Law / Protection of Lawyers ......................................... 30 2.3 Working sessions of the commissions Administrative Law .......................................................... 24 Art Law ............................................................ 24, 28, 34 Banking and Financial Services Law ........................................ 30 Bankruptcy Law ............................................................. 36 Biotechnology Law .......................................................... 36 Business and Human Rights ................................................. 28 Competition Law ............................................................ 34 Contract Law ........................................................... 36, 40 Corporate Law and Mergers & Acquisitions ................................ 26 Criminal Law ............................................................... 40 Environmental Law and Sustainable Development....................... 24, 28 EU Law ......................................................................32 Family Law ............................................................. 24, 36 Fashion Law ............................................................ 24, 28 Food Law ................................................................... 32

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Foreign Investment ......................................................... 30 The Future of the Lawyer .................................................... 30 Health Law ................................................................. 40 Human Rights ............................................................... 24 Immigration and Nationality Law ........................................... 32 Information Technology Law ............................................ 24, 28 Insurance Law ...............................................................40 Intellectual Property ......................................................24, 28 International Arbitration ......................................................24 International Criminal Defence ...............................................38 International Estate Planning ............................................ 24, 30 International Sale of Goods ............................................. 36, 40 Labour Law ................................................................. 28 Litigation .................................................................... 36 Management of Law Firms .................................................. 26 Media Law ................................................................. 30 Mediation and Conflict Prevention .......................................... 28 OHADA Law ............................................................... 40 Privacy and Rights of the Digital Person ................................. 36, 40 Private International Law .................................................... 32 Protection of Lawyers ................................................... 30, 34 Real Estate Law ............................................................. 32 Retirement and Pensions .................................................... 26 Law of Robotics ............................................................. 28 Sports Law .................................................................. 36 Tax Law ................................................................. 26, 34 Tort Law .................................................................... 36 Transport Law ............................................................... 26 2.4 Other meetings International Bar Leaders’ Senate ........................................... Law Firms Forum ............................................................ UIA - ABA .................................................................. Young Lawyers’ session ..................................................... Spanish-Speaking Lawyers’ Forum........................................... Latin American Lawyers’ Forum.............................................. Hong Kong Bar Association / Shanghai Bar Association.................... Portuguese-Speaking Lawyers’ Forum ....................................... Arabic-Speaking Lawyers’ Forum ........................................... Forum of Lawyers from Central and Eastern European Countries ............ Law Society of Hong Kong ................................................. Brexit special session ...................................................... Speed Dating for Law Firms ................................................

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3 / SOCIAL AND TOURIST PROGRAMME 3.1 Congress social activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Opening ceremony and welcome cocktail  October 28, 2016 - Music Academy . Informal reception  October 29, 2016 - Várkert Bazár . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gala dinner  October 30, 2016 - Pesti Vigadó . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Closing ceremony and cocktail  October 31, 2016 - Budapest Marriott Hotel . . General excursion  November 1, 2016 - Gödöllő . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.2 Tourist activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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4 / GENERAL CONDITIONS  Congress information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46  Simultaneous translation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48  General conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

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Welcome to Budapest, A UIA congress is always a special time for knowledge sharing, conviviality and openness to other cultures, with no set pattern or single mind-set. Budapest is a very modern city that is also steeped in history, which needs to be discovered at a gentle walking pace. It is not very far from the banks of the Danube and the modern hotels in the heart of Buda and Pest to the city’s historic sites. One of the main themes, that of compliance, will be making headlines as transposition starts of the Fourth European Directive of May 20, 2015 on the prevention of money laundering and terrorism financing. Lawyers, who are guardians of civil liberties, will be discussing the difficult course to be navigated between investigative transparency, privacy protection and business confidentiality. The second main theme is the protection of personal data, a subject that is as sensitive as it is topical, in a digital universe where the dissemination of information is instant and very difficult to control, in particular when confidential documents are sent electronically. These two sessions will be attended by experts and prominent figures, who will share their experiences and delve deeper in the fundamental issues raised by these subjects. Another major event deserves your attention: the meeting of the International Bar Leaders’ Senate, a venue for discussions on our current and future practices, which is reserved for the Presidents of lawyers’ organisations. A UIA congress is also a great place to make friends and to forge lasting business relationships. The UIA takes care to ensure that efficient work goes hand in hand with the pleasure of being together. A quality social and leisure programme has been designed that will enable you to discover the many charms of Budapest. We have all worked very hard to ensure that the Budapest Congress is a success, however this will not be possible without you, so we hope that as many of you as possible will join us in Budapest. Jean-Jacques UETTWILLER UIA President Dear Colleagues, Dear Friends, In my capacity as Congress President and also as a Vice-President of the Hungarian Bar Association and the Budapest Bar Association, I very much look forward to welcoming you all to the UIA 2016 Congress that will be held in our beautiful city of Budapest. Budapest, like Hungary, has a long, rich and often bloody history, largely due to its location on the crossroads between East and West, as well as North and South. The city was first named Aquincum, and was originally a Celtic settlement that became the Roman capital of Lower Pannonia. Nomadic Hungarian tribes arrived in the 9th century and, although the Mongols pillaged their first settlement in 1241 and 1242, by the 15th century, the rebuilt city had become one of the centres of Renaissance humanist culture. After 150 years of Ottoman rule, the area experienced increasing prosperity in the 18th and 19th centuries, and Budapest became a global city after its unification in 1873. It was also the second capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. When you visit Budapest, I hope you will agree that the richness of our history is only matched by the beauty of the city itself. Budapest has many World Heritage sites, which include the banks of the Danube, the Buda Castle complex, Andrássy Avenue, Heroes’ Square and the Millennium Underground Railway, which is the second oldest metro line in the world. In addition, the city has around 80 geothermal springs and the world’s largest thermal water cave system, so please do not forget to bring your swimming costumes! Both the Hungarian Bar Association and the Budapest Bar Association are based in the city, and all of their members are committed to safeguarding the fundamental principles that the UIA strives to uphold and maintain. These days, our legal community also has an international flavour, of which we are very proud. We place great importance on increasing and maintaining our integration with the global legal community, which is why it is an absolute pleasure for us to host the 2016 UIA Congress in our capital city. I hope that you will not only take away some new legal expertise, perspectives and business contacts from our city, but also many fond memories of the sights and experiences that Budapest and traditional Hungarian hospitality have to offer. Welcome to Budapest! András SZECSKAY President of the Congress

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Join the UIA and become a member of the world’s strongest network of lawyers You can participate in the work of the UIA commissions and share your experience with professionals from over 120 countries, during seminars, training courses and the UIA annual congress. You will also be able to join forces with the UIA, which, each year, provides its support to lawyers who cannot freely practise their profession. Everywhere in the world where rights of defence are threatened or the proper administration of justice is hindered, the UIA will make your voice heard.

Becoming a member of the UIA will also enable you to benefit from a preferential rate for your registration to the congress. To find out more, go to the UIA website at: www.uianet.org

Organisation of the 60th Congress

President of the Congress: Dr. András Szecskay

Committee of Honour Dr. László TRÓCSÁNYI - Minister of Justice of Hungary Dr. Gergely GULYÁS - Vice-President of the Parliament, Responsible for Legislation Dr. Tamás SULYOK - Acting President of the Constitutional Court Dr. Péter DARÁK - President of the Kúria (Supreme Court of Hungary) Dr. Tünde HANDÓ - President of the National Office of Judiciary Dr. Péter POLT - Chief Prosecutor Prof. Dr. László KECSKÉS - President Arbitration Court, Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Mr. István TARLÓS - Mayor of Budapest Dr. Miklós JUHÁSZ - President of the Hungarian Competition Authority Dr. András TÓTH - Chairman of the Competition Council, Vice President of the Hungarian Competition Authority Dr. Mariann VÍZKELETY - State Secretary, Ministry of Justice Dr. Barna BERKE - State Secretary, Ministry of Justice Dr. Ádám TÓTH - President of the Chamber of Hungarian Public Notaries Prof. Dr. Tamás SÁRKÖZY - President of the Association of Hungarian Jurists Prof. Dr. Barna MEZEY - Rector of Eötvös Lóránd University Prof. Dr. András PATYI - Rector of University of Public Administration Prof. Dr. Szabolcs Anzelm SZUROMI - Rector of Pázmány Péter Catholic University Prof. Dr. Attila MENYHÁRD - Dean of Eötvös Lóránd University, Faculty of Law Prof. Dr. András VARGA Zs. - Dean of Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Faculty of Law Prof. Dr. Lajos VÉKÁS - Professor Emeritus at Eötvös Lóránd University, Faculty of Law Prof. Dr. János MARTONYI - Professor Emeritus, Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. János BÁNÁTI - President of the Hungarian Bar Association Dr. László RÉTI - President of the Budapest Bar Association

International Organising Committee Jean-Jacques UETTWILLER - UIA President Xavier NORMAND-BODARD - Secretary General Hervé CHEMOULI - Finance Director Michael BRAUCH - Congress Director Marc FYON - Congress Deputy Director Jerome ROTH - Congress Deputy Director Stéphane BONIFASSI - Deputy Director of Congress Main Themes Sebastiaan MOOLENAAR - Director of Commissions

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Friday, October 28, 2016

Congress Schedule

8.30 am - 5.00 pm

Registration of participants n Budapest Marriott Hotel

2.00 pm - 4.00 pm

UIA General Assembly n Budapest Marriott Hotel n Erzsébet A

6.00 pm - 7.30 pm

Congress Opening Ceremony n Music Academy

7.30 pm - 9.30 pm

Welcome Cocktail n Music Academy

Saturday, October 29, 2016 8.00 am - 9.00 am

First-Timers Breakfast n Budapest Ballroom

8.30 am - 5.30 pm

Registration of participants Main theme 1: Compliance - Challenges and Opportunities for the Legal Profession (full day)

9.00 am - 12.30 pm n

10.30 am Coffee Break

12.30 pm - 2.00 pm

3.30 pm Coffee Break

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Erzsébet A

Corso A+B

Working sessions of the commissions Corporate Law and Mergers & Acquisitions / Management of Law Firms n Erzsébet B Art Law / Fashion Law / Information Technology Law / Intellectual Property (full day) n Margit Law of Robotics n Lánchíd A Labour Law n Lánchíd B Mediation and Conflict Prevention n István Business and Human Rights / Environment Law and Sustainable Development n Árpád

5.30 pm - 6.30 pm

UIA Women’s Network Cocktail n Budapest Ballroom

5.30 pm - 6.30 pm

Meeting of the Presidents of Commissions n Erzsébet B

8.00 pm

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Lunch n Intercontinental Budapest Hotel

International Bar Leaders’ Senate n

Erzsébet A

Working sessions of the commissions Human Rights n Erzsébet B International Arbitration n Corso A+B Art Law / Fashion Law / Information Technology Law / Intellectual Property (full day) n Margit Administrative Law / Environment Law and Sustainable Development n Lánchíd A Family Law / International Estate Planning n Lánchíd B Transport Law n István Tax Law n Árpád Retirement and Pensions n The View A

Main theme 1: Compliance - Challenges and Opportunities for the Legal Profession (full day)

2.00 pm - 5.30 pm

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Informal Evening n Várkert Bazár TOURIST Activities

9.50 am - 1.30 pm

Walking Tour of the Pest District

1.20 pm - 6.00 pm

Walking Tour of the area around Buda Castle

4.30 pm - 6.15 pm

Music in Budapest: A Tour of the Hungarian State Opera House

Sunday, October 30, 2016 8.30 am - 5.30 pm

Registration of participants Main theme 2: Privacy and Data Protection in a Digital World - Towards an International Regulatory Approach for Mass Surveillance and Profiling n Erzsébet A

9.00 am - 12.30 pm n

10.30 am Coffee Break

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Working sessions of the commissions The Future of the Lawyer n Erzsébet B International Estate Planning n Corso A Foreign Investment n Corso B Banking and Financial Services Law n Margit Media Law / Protection of Lawyers n Lánchíd A Food Law / EU Law n Lánchíd B Real Estate Law n István Immigration and Nationality Law n Árpád

12.30 pm - 2.00 pm

Lunch n Intercontinental Budapest Hotel

12.30 pm - 2.00 pm

The Law Society of Hong Kong Complimentary Luncheon n Sofitel Budapest Chain Bridge n Bellevue room

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5.30 pm - 7.00 pm 8.30 pm

Meeting of the Presidents of National Committes n Margit Gala Dinner n Pesti Vigadó TOURIST Activities

9.05 am - 12.45 pm

Walking Tour of the Pest District

1.20 pm - 6.00 pm

Relaxation at the Széchenyi Thermal Bath

1.30 pm - 6.00 pm

Walking Tour of the Area around Buda Castle

Monday, October 31, 2016 8.30 am - 4.00 pm

9.00 am - 12.30 pm n

10.30 am Coffee Break

12.30 pm - 2.00 pm

2.00 pm - 5.30 pm n

3.30 pm Coffee Break

Registration of participants

Congress Schedule

3.30 pm Coffee Break

Working sessions of the commissions Private International Law n Erzsébet A Law Firms Forum n Erzsébet B Art Law / Tax Law n Corso A Young Lawyers Session n Corso B Protection of Lawyers n Margit Competition Law n Lánchíd A UIA / ABA Session n Lánchíd B Biotechnology Law n István Bankruptcy Law n Árpád Brexit special session n The View A

Working sessions of the commissions Litigation / Sports Law / Tort Law n Erzsébet A Spanish-Speaking Lawyers’ Forum n Erzsébet B Contract Law / International Sale of Goods / Privacy and Rights of the Digital Person (full day) n Corso A+B Family Law n Margit Forum of Lawyers from Central and Eastern European Countries n Lánchíd A Portuguese-Speaking Lawyers’ Forum n Lánchíd B International Criminal Defence n István Hong Kong Bar Association / Shanghai Bar Association n Árpád Speed Dating for Law Firms n Intercontinental Hotel - Panorama Lunch n Intercontinental Budapest Hotel Working sessions of the commissions Latin American Lawyers’ Forum n Erzsébet B Contract Law / International Sale of Goods / Privacy and Rights of the Digital Person (full day) n Corso A+B Criminal Law n Margit Health Law / Insurance Law n Lánchíd A Arabic-Speaking Lawyers’ Forum n Lánchíd B OHADA n István

5.30 pm - 7.00 pm

Closing Ceremony n Budapest Marriott Hotel n Erzsébet A

7.00 pm - 8.00 pm

Closing Cocktail n Intercontinental Budapest Hotel TOURIST Activities

9.30 am - 1.00 pm Afternoon 7.15 pm - 11.30 pm

Cooking Class in the Grand Market Hall Football Match Dinner with Traditional Gypsy Music

Tuesday, November 1, 2016 9.00 am - 5.00 pm

General excursion n Gödöllő

Associated meetings: most of the commissions and national committees will hold a meeting with their members during the congress (the dates and times are given on page 10). The scientific sessions (main themes, working sessions of the commissions and other meetings), the registration of participants, the UIA General Assembly and the closing ceremony will take place at the Budapest Marriott Hotel. The congress lunches will be served at the Intercontinental Budapest Hotel

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INTERNAL MEETINGS OF THE COMMISSIONS

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Banking and Financial Services Law

Sunday, October 30

8.00 am - 9.00 am

Margit

Biotechnology Law

Sunday, October 30

1.30 pm - 2.00 pm

István

Family Law

Monday, October 31

12.30 pm - 1.00 pm

Margit

Bankruptcy Law

Sunday, October 30

5.30 pm - 6.30 pm

Árpád

Human Rights

Saturday, October 29

8.00 am - 9.00 am

Erzsébet B

Immigration and Nationality Law

Sunday, October 30

12.30 pm - 1.00 pm

Árpád

Information Technology Law

Saturday, October 29

5.30 pm - 6.00 pm

Margit

International Arbitration

Saturday, October 29

8.00 am - 9.00 am

Corso A + B

Labour Law

Saturday, October 29

8.00 am - 9.00 am

Lánchíd B

Management of Law Firms

Saturday, October 29

1.30 pm - 2.00 pm

Erzsébet B

Private International Law

Sunday, October 30

5.30 pm - 6.30 pm

Erzsébet B

Sports Law

Monday, October 31

12.30 pm - 1.00 pm

Erzsébet A

Transports Law

Saturday, October 29

12.30 pm - 1.00 pm

István

NATIONAL COMMITTEES MEETINGS

Belgium National Committee

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hours

room

Sunday, October 30

8.00 am - 9.00 am

Lánchíd A

Cameroon National Committee

Saturday, October 29

5.30 pm - 6.30 pm

The View A

France National Committee

Saturday, October 29

8.00 am - 9.00 am

Margit

Italy National Committee

Monday, October 31

8.00 am - 9.00 am

Lánchíd A

Japan National Committee

Monday, October 31

8.00 am - 9.00 am

The View A

Saturday, October 29

5.30 pm - 6.30 pm

István

Lebanon National Committee Morocco National Committee

Sunday, October 30

5.30 pm - 6.30 pm

Lánchíd B

Switzerland National Committee

Saturday, October 29

4.30 pm - 5.30 pm

The View A

United Kingdom National Committee

Saturday, October 29

5.30 pm - 6.30 pm

Lánchíd B

United States National Committee

Saturday, October 29

8.00 am - 9.00 am

Lánchíd A

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Friday, October 28

4.00 pm - 5.00 pm

The View A

OTHER MEETING

Start up the crowd

Get-together for participants of the UIA seminar on “Current Trends in Start-Ups and Crowd Financing” which was held earlier this year in Vienna, and for all interested this field.

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Not-to-be-missed events

UIA / LexisNexis Rule of Law Award

JACQUES LEROY INTERNATIONAL PRIZE Friday, October 28 - 6.00 pm - Music Academy The UIA believes that law students can also help in promoting human rights in business and is organising for the seventh time the Jacques Leroy International Prize to reward a law student under 30 years old for his or her legal work. The Jacques Leroy International Prize will be awarded during the opening ceremony. It recognizes a paper submitted to the UIA before July 31, 2016 (argument, study, case commentary) dealing with the following theme: “Impacts of climate change on Human Rights: what solutions are companies offering?”

MONIQUE RAYNAUD-CONTAMINE AWARD Monday, October 31 - 5.30 pm Marriott Hotel - Erzsébet In 1999, the UIA established the Monique RaynaudContamine Award in memory of and as a tribute to Monique Raynaud-Contamine, former UIA Director of Legal Publications and former President of the Banking Law Commission. Monique Raynaud-Contamine was a vitally important UIA member for many years. In homage to her work and her memory, the Monique Raynaud-Contamine Award is granted to the authors of the two best legal papers prepared for the UIA Congress (received by the UIA in electronic format by Sept. 15, 2016). The Monique Raynaud-Contamine Award will be presented during the closing ceremony. One of the two awards will be given to a young lawyer.

SPEED DATING FOR LAW FIRMS Monday, October 31 - 9.00 am - 12.30 pm Intercontinental Hotel - Panorama During this session, the law firms’ representatives will give a 3-minute presentation of themselves. The aim is to extend their network internationally for future engagements, to meet lawyers from around the world and to share their experience of managing law firms.

Friday, October 28 - 6.00 pm Music Academy The UIA “Rule of Law Award” was created in cooperation with LexisNexis to honour individuals and organisations who actively contribute to the advancement of the rule of law within the legal community. The inaugural Award will be presented to the Malaysian Bar for its strong commitment to the defence and promotion of the rule of law as well as its vigilance in demanding and supporting law and justice reforms in Malaysia. The Award will be presented to Steven Thiru, President of the Malaysian Bar, during the opening ceremony.

FIRST-TIMERS BREAKFAST Saturday, October 29 - 8.00 am - 9.00 am Marriott Hotel - Budapest Ballroom This event offers a warm welcome to those (UIA members or non-members) attending the UIA Congress for the first time. Their badge will indicate that they are first-time participants.

ACTIVITIES FOR YOUNG LAWYERS Sunday, October 30 - 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm Marriott Hotel - Corso B In addition to the specific session on Young Lawyers Driving Law Firm Reform, a number of social events will be proposed during the congress specifically for young lawyers.

UIA WOMEN’S NETWORK COCKTAIL Saturday, October 29 - 5.30 pm - 6.30 pm Marriott Hotel - Budapest Ballroom This cocktail will enable women lawyers to meet with each other to develop business. They will have the pleasure to meet Professor Márta Fülöp (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary), who will introduce a gender competition study, and Ouafya Sidhoum (President of the Bouira Bar Association, Algeria), who will give her input on her experience of Africa on how women professionals can advance in the business environment.

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Main theme COMPLIANCE

Main Theme 1 n Erzsébet A 9.00 AM - 12.30 PM / 2.00 PM - 5.30 PM

n SaTURDAY,

OCTOBER 29, 2016

Challenges and opportunities for the legal profession Compliance is one of the most crucial aspects of a company’s structure and operations, as has been highlighted by recent public scandals affecting the reputation of companies. Reputation is the most important asset of a company, and compliance helps to safeguard it. The objective of this main theme is to introduce participants to compliance and its fundamentals, the challenges to compliance, the benefits of a thorough compliance programme, its building blocks, their implementation into a company’s operations, the review and reporting mechanisms and internal investigations if an issue occurs, and to highlight the importance of this area of the law for the legal profession. The morning session will start with a general introduction to compliance and to international conventions and initiatives: the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (United States), the United Kingdom Bribery Act 2010, the UN Global Compact 10 Principles, the G20 Anticorruption action plan, and the ICC anti-corruption clause. Following the general presentations, the session will continue with three specialist workshops dedicated to the practical aspects of building and implementing a compliance programme in the areas of competition law, anticorruption and international trade controls.

Morning Session

n 9.00

am - 12.30 pm

Opening of the Session and Introduction Chair: Carlo MASTELLONE (Studio Legale Mastellone) Florence, Italy

9.10 am - 9.30 am Introductory Report: What is Compliance about? Building and Implementing an Effective Compliance Programme - Nuts and Bolts Speaker: Guido DE CLERCQ (Former Deputy General Secretary, ENGIE) Knokke-Heist, Belgium

9.30 am - 9.50 am

Anticorruption: a General Overview of Recent Developments and the Future Speaker: Nicola BONUCCI (Director for Legal Affairs, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development - OECD) Paris, France

9.50 am - 10.10 am

Compliance in Practice - Setting up a Multinational Joint Venture Speaker: Arianna RIGHI (Senior Counsel EMEA, ADM International SARL) Rolle, Switzerland

10.10 am - 10.30 am

How to Conduct an Internal Investigation Speaker: Jean-Claude NAJAR (Lazareff Le Bars) Paris, France

10.45 am - 11.00 am

International Investigation Practices Speaker: Gerrie LENTING (Crisis Management Leader, Deloitte) Amsterdam, Netherlands

11.00 am - 12.30 pm

First Workshop - Anti corruption Jointly organised by the Corporate Law and Mergers & Acquisitions and the Criminal Law Commissions Presidents: Marc FYON (Stibbe) Brussels, Belgium Maria CRONIN (Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP) London, United Kingdom David LEPIDI (Selarl Lepidi-Bril) Paris, France Fil rouge: The stakes have never been higher for companies that are faced with allegations of corruption: multi-jurisdictional investigations, potentially colossal financial penalties, criminal convictions for directors and / or companies and possible cross debarment. This raises fundamental questions that companies must consider: How does a company protect itself from corruption risks and what are the most appropriate preventive governance measures to be taken in this respect? How can a company at any time control that it is not participating in a corrupt arrangement and what is its potential liability if it fails to do so? How should a company react when it learns about its possible involvement in a case of corruption? These questions must be analysed both from a corporate and a criminal law perspective. This is the reason why within the scope of this workshop, each of these three topics (i.e. prevention, control and reaction to corruption) will he handled jointly by a member of the Criminal Law Commission and a member of the Corporate Law and M&A Commission.

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Budapest 2016 2.00 pm - 3.30 pm

Afternoon session

n 2.00

Sponsor of the session

pm - 5.30 pm

Second Workshop - Competition law Organised by the Competition Law Commission President: Aleksander STAWICKI (Wiercinski, Kwiecinski, Baehr SPK) Warsaw, Poland Fil rouge: Businesses operate nowadays in a global economy where competition laws play an increasingly important role. Companies and their managements find themselves under constant close scrutiny by both national and supranational competition authorities. Breaches of competition law, even unintentional ones, have severe consequences for the financial condition, reputation and continued viability of business enterprises. For individuals they can mean loss of employment, ruined careers, fines and imprisonment. In this context, the pretty obvious conclusion is that “compliance matters”. Businesses understand the importance of implementing competition compliance programs, but since there is no “one size fits all” approach to building a compliance culture, in this workshop leading competition lawyers from firms around the world will discuss what is required for compliance efforts to be truly successful and effective. Panel: Astrid ABLASSER-NEUHUBER (BPV Hügel Rechtsanwälte OG) Vienna, Austria Boris BABIC (Babic & Partners Law Firm) Zagreb, Croatia Martin André DITTMER (Gorrissen Federspiel) Copenhagen, Denmark Atul DUA (Seth Dua & Associates) New Delhi, India Márton HORÁNYI (BPV Jádi Németh Attorneys at Law) Budapest, Hungary Patricia LÓPEZ AUFRANC (Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal) Buenos Aires, Argentina Marc REYSEN (RCAA Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwälten mbB) Brussels, Belgium Vassily RUDOMINO (Alrud) Moscow, Russia András TÓTH (Chairman of the Competition Council, Vice President of the Hungarian Competition Authority) Budapest, Hungary

3.45 pm - 5.15 pm

Third Workshop - International trade controls Organised by the Foreign Investment Commission President: Miguel TORRES BLÁNQUEZ (Torres, Martín & Zaragoza) Barcelona, Spain Fil rouge: Countries forbid their nationals from financial and other dealings with entities and persons for a variety of competing and sometimes conflicting policy reasons. The U.S. uses a robust and complicated system of trade and currency controls to prohibit dealings with targeted countries, groups and individuals. With that as a backdrop, the workshop will explore how trade controls are used to combat terrorism, corruption, genocide and other ills as defined by one country and how they are perceived and handled by others. The criminal and civil risks to individuals, businesses, governments and individuals are enormous, complicating the compliance needs of service providers and other businesses. Panelists will discuss practical risk management to prevent trade control violations and the response of attorneys when a client calls as a target of inquiry, investigation, claim or indictment.

MAIN THEMES & International Bar Leaders’ Senate

Panel: Rogério ALVES (Ordem dos Advogados de Portugal) Lisbon, Portugal Maria Antónia CAMEIRA (Cameira Legal) Lisbon, Portugal Marie-Astrid D’EVRY (LexisNexis) Paris, France Guido DE CLERCQ (Former Deputy General Secretary, ENGIE) Knokke-Heist, Belgium Philippe GOOSSENS (Altana) Paris, France Patricia LÓPEZ AUFRANC (Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal) Buenos Aires, Argentina Bénédicte QUERENET-HAHN (GGV) Paris, France James D. ROSENER (Pepper Hamilton LLP) New York, NY, United States

Panel: Daniel N. ARSHACK (Arshack, Hajek & Lehrman, PLLC) New York, NY, United States Arnaud DE CORBIÈRE (Nexo Association d’Avocats) Paris, France Joseph DEHNER (Frost Brown Todd LLC) Cincinnati, OH, United States Motoyasu HIROSE (Uryu & Itoga) Tokyo, Japan Eduardo LORENZETTI MARQUES (Campedelli e Marques Advogados Associados) Sao Paulo, Brazil Mansur POUR RAFSENDJANI (Noerr LLP) Munich, Germany Diego SALUZZO (Grande Stevens Studio Legale) Turin, Italy

5.15 pm - 5.30 pm Round up and conclusions

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Budapest 2016 International Bar Leaders’ Senate Corso A + B 2.00 PM - 5.30 PM n SaTURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2016 Can the protection of confidential client information and the disclosure of information to combat money laundering be reconciled, or are they in fact diametrically opposed? This is a decision that governments, courts and lawyers are increasingly having to face. Some would argue that the attorney-client privilege is a basic value in any democratic society-- a fundamental principle of justice that must be accorded the highest priority. That is the position that was taken by the Supreme Court of Canada in February 2015. Others, citing events that have been occurring with increasing frequency in recent months, contend that priority must be placed on putting a stop to money laundering-- a recognised source of terrorist financing-- and eliminating barriers to unrestricted access to all sources of information. Isn’t this one of the consequences of the adoption of the 4th AML Directive by the European Parliament in May 2015? What position should bar associations and law societies take on this issue? We encourage all of you to attend the meeting of the International Bar Leaders’ Senate, listen to the speakers address the different aspects of this situation, and take an active part in developing the solutions that will hopefully emerge out of this broad exchange of views. Working as we do in an environment that is increasingly open to alternative solutions and negotiated arrangements, is it possible to develop solutions that reconcile these two situations? The Yin and the Yang?

President of the Senate Jean-Jacques UETTWILLER, UIA President (UGGC Avocats) Paris, France

Vice-President of the Senate Francis GERVAIS, Past President of the Quebec Bar Association, Past President of the Laval Bar Association (Deveau Avocats) Laval, Canada

Secretary-General of the Senate Aldo BULGARELLI (Bulgarelli & Co Avvocati) Verona, Italy

SPEAKERS: Michel BENICHOU, President of the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE), Belgium Robert BOURNS, President of the Law Society of England and Wales, United Kingdom Linda KLEIN, President of the American Bar Association, United States Victoria ORTEGA BENITO, President of the Consejo General de la Abogacía Española, Spain Gérald TREMBLAY, Former President of the Federation of Law Societies of Canada, Canada Steven THIRU, President of the Malaysian Bar, Malaysia

Privacy and Data Protection in a Digital World: Towards an International Regulatory Approach for Mass Surveillance and Profiling Main theme 2 9.00 am - 12.30 pm

n

n Sunday,

Erzsébet A

October 30, 2016

The session will, in general, be devoted to the issue of government surveillance of citizens for criminal profiling purposes (public aspect) as well as the corporate use of the personal data of clients/users for commercial profiling purposes (private aspect) in the context of a society where the processing of citizen and consumer data is increasingly prevalent. These issues are certainly common to many countries and the challenge is how to ensure effective protection of the fundamental right to privacy and the protection of data in the public and private sector, while including the protection of lawyers’ professional privilege in response to electronic surveillance. An international approach to this issue is required and must be implemented at various levels (governments, corporations and international organizations, for example), as was the case in the UIA resolution ‘Privacy in Digital Communications’ adopted at the Valencia Congress in 2015. This theme is the result of a deep reflection within the UIA.

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Main theme 9.00 am - 9.10 am

9.10 am - 10.30 am

n PART 1: Data Surveillance and Public Sector

9.10 am - 9.30 am

Keynote 1: How to balance security with privacy to combat crime and terrorism Speaker: Brig. Gen György ZSOMBOK (Adviser to Director-General of Hungarian National Protective Service) Budapest, Hungary

9:30 am - 10:10 am

PANEL: Government’s access to data: what the limits should be? Moderator: Jean-François HENROTTE (Philippe & Partners) Liège, Belgium Panel: Ian DE FREITAS (Berwin Leighton Paisner) London, United Kingdom Sébastien FANTI (Lexing Switzerland) Sion, Switzerland Jerome ROTH (Munger, Tolles & Olson) San Francisco, CA, United States

10.10 am - 10.30 am

Keynote 2: Recommendations on the protection of client confidentiality within the context of surveillance activities Speaker: Michel BENICHOU, President of the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE), Belgium

11.00 am - 12.20 pm

n PART 2: Data surveillance and Private Sector

11.00 am - 11.40 am

PANEL 1: Ways companies track us and remedies Moderator: Alain GROSJEAN (Bonn & Schmitt) Luxembourg, Luxembourg Panel: Alain BENSOUSSAN (Alain Bensoussan Avocats) Paris, France Paulo BANDEIRA (SRS Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal Rosemarie RING (Munger, Tolles & Olson) San Francisco, CA, United States

11.40 am - 12.20 pm

PANEL 2: Cybersecurity issues: How to manage data breaches Moderator: Elisabeth THOLE (Van Doorne) Amsterdam, Netherlands Panel: Janice MULLIGAN (Mulligan, Banham & Findley) San Diego, CA, United States Marc MOSSÉ (Microsoft France) Issy-les-Moulineaux, France Gavin LLEWELLYN (Stone King LLP) London, United Kingdom

MAIN THEMES & International Bar Leaders’ Senate

Welcoming Remarks and opening of the main theme session General overview of the topic and the content of the session Speaker: Marc GALLARDO MESEGUER (Lexing Spain) Barcelona, Spain

12.20 pm - 12.30 pm

Closing Remarks Summary of the discussions - Conclusions Speaker: Víctor ROSELLÓ (Esfera Legal Advocats, SLP) Barcelona, Spain

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9.00 AM - 12.30 PM SESSION

Human Rights

SaTURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2016 THEME Terrorist Attacks: Threats and Challenges for Human Rights With the increase of terrorist attacks, we will examine the right to compensation of victims of these attacks, the effectiveness of this right according to international principles and national legislation, as well as the role of lawyers in victims’ access to justice. We will also assess the impact of terrorism on human rights on a national and international level and the responsibility of governments to protect and safeguard these rights.

n

Erzsébet B

International Arbitration n

Corso A + B

Art Law / Information Technology Law / Fashion Law / Intellectual Property

Economic Sanctions and International Arbitration Our session will focus on legal and practical considerations in addressing issues arising from economic sanctions. The programme will consist of two panels. The first will examine the notion of economic sanctions, their sources and their relevance to international arbitration. The topic will be approached from the perspectives of counsel, arbitrator and arbitral institution. The second panel will look at the impact of economic sanctions on a dispute when applied as the lex contractus or as mandatory law, the enforcement of sanctions ordered by arbitrators and various issues related to the enforcement of arbitral awards.

3D Printing - the Shape of Things to Come 3D printing will revolutionize design, (re)production and distribution of everything from toys to medical devices, from fashion goods to tools and from weapons to art. Increasingly affordable and versatile, 3D printing offers once unimagined opportunities, like “printing” prostheses for amputees in remote, impoverished places. But it also creates new challenges, e.g., for IP owners, suppliers and distributors, and product-safety regulators. Even police agencies must consider such dangers as cheap, printable guns that metal detectors cannot identify. Can the 3D printing industry itself be of any help?

n

Margit (full day)

Administrative Law / Environment Law and Sustainable Development

Urban Planning and Environmental Regulation and Compliance The aim of the session is to share knowledge and experiences in urban planning, and the trends and challenges of environmental regulation and compliance in different jurisdictions.

n

Lánchíd A

Family Law / International Estate Planning n

Lánchíd B

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Money Laundering, Tax Evasion, Trusts, other Fiduciary Acts, Foundations and Corporations 1 n The legal framework for lawyers in the field of money laundering and tax evasion in case of divorce, lifetime tax planning and/or death. 2 n Civil law treatment of trusts; Other fiduciary acts; Foundations; and Corporations in the case of divorce, lifetime tax planning and death.

Budapest 2016 9.00 AM - 12.30 PM PrEsidentS

SaTURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2016 SPEAKErs Régis BERGONZI (Étude Bergonzi) Monaco, Monaco Nicoletta CAPONE (Studio Legale Capone) Padua, Italy Carlos FATÁS MOSQUERA (Alion Abogados SLP) Barcelona, Spain Antonio HACHEM (President of the Beirut Bar Association) Beirut, Lebanon Fabian HINCKER (Hincker & Associés) Paris, France Marina INFANTOLINO (Ordine degli Avvocati di Padova) Padua, Italy Martin KAMAKO (Cabinet Kamako) Douala, Cameroon Paulo LINS E SILVA (Paulo Lins e Silva - Advogados e Consultores de Familia) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Carolina MARÍN PEDREÑO (Dawson Cornwell Solicitors) London, United Kingdom Douglas F. WELEBIR (Welebir, Tierney & Weck) Redlands, CA, United States Elisabeth ZAKHARIA SIOUFI (Elisabeth Zakharia Sioufi) Jdeidet El Metn, Lebanon

Patricia Ann PETERSON (Linklaters) Paris, France

Mathias AUDIT (Steering Law Firm) Paris, France William Laurence CRAIG (Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP) Paris, France Anne-Carole CREMADES (Schellenberg Wittmer) Geneva, Switzerland Nadia DARWAZEH (Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP) Paris, France Vladimir KHVALEI (Baker & McKenzie) Moscow, Russia Anibal SABATER (Chaffetz Lindsey LLP) New York, NY, United States András SZECSKAY (Szecskay Attorneys at Law) Budapest, Hungary Delphine WIETEK (ICC International Court of Arbitration) Paris, France Jane WILLEMS (Willems Avocats) Paris, France

Giuseppe CALABI (CBM & Partners Studio Legale) Milan, Italy Bruce LANDAY (Landay Leblang Stern) Boston, MA, United States Gavin LLEWELLYN (Stone King LLP) London, United Kingdom Fabio MORETTI (Moretti & Burgio) Milan, Italy

Joseph BENNETT-PARIS (Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP) Chicago, IL, United States Renata BERŽANSKIENĖ (Sorainen) Vilnius, Lithuania Giuseppe CALABI (CBM & Partners Studio Legale) Milan, Italy Marita DARGALLO NIETO (Sol Muntañola Abogados) Barcelona, Spain Péter LÁBODY (Hungarian Intellectual Property Office) Budapest, Hungary Bruce LANDAY (Landay Leblang Stern) Boston, MA, United States Gavin LLEWELLYN (Stone King LLP) London, United Kingdom Fabio MORETTI (Moretti & Burgio) Milan, Italy Gianluca POJAGHI (Studio Legale Pojaghi) Milan, Italy Michael REMINGTON (Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP) Washington, DC, United States Mark A. REUTTER (Walder Wyss LTD) Zurich, Switzerland Rosemarie RING (Munger, Tolles & Olson) San Francisco, CA, United States Victor ROSELLÓ (Esfera Legal Advocats, SLP) Barcelona, Spain Steve SIDKIN (Fox Williams LLP) London, United Kingdom Anna VILADAS JENE (Roca Junyent SLP) Barcelona, Spain

José Luis MOREIRA DA SILVA (SRS Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal Carlos DE MIGUEL PERALES (Uría Menéndez) Madrid, Spain

Maria Cristina BREIDA (R&P Legal) Milan, Italy Francis GERVAIS (Deveau Avocats) Laval, Canada Carlos DE MIGUEL PERALES (Uría Menéndez) Madrid, Spain José Luis MOREIRA DA SILVA (SRS Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal Alexandre ROQUE (SRS Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal Manuel TEVES VIEIRA (SRS Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal

Simon J. BRUCE (Farrer & Co LLP) London, United Kingdom Andreas Otto KÜHNE (BKL Fischer Kühne Lang) Bonn, Germany

Joana ALVES CARDOSO (A&N - Advogados e Notarios) Macau, SAR, China Balthasar BESSENICH (Kellerhals Carrard Anwälte) Basel, Switzerland Daniel FISCHER (BKL Fischer Kühne Lang) Bonn, Germany Alfredo GUARINO (Studio Legale Avv. Vincenzo Guarino) Naples, Italy Barbara R. HAUSER (Barbara R. Hauser LLC) Minneapolis, MN, United States Carolina MARÍN PEDREÑO (Dawson Cornwell Solicitors) London, United Kingdom Andreas Otto KÜHNE (BKL Fischer Kühne Lang) Bonn, Germany

Saturday, October 29, 2016

Elisabeth ZAKHARIA SIOUFI (Elisabeth Zakharia Sioufi) Jdeidet El Metn, Lebanon

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9.00 AM - 12.30 PM SESSION Transport Law n

SaTURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2016 THEME Direct Claims Against Insurers For a party suffering damage from a tort or breach of contract, it may be desirable to sue not only the person liable, but also the liability insurer behind that person. This is a common issue and hot topic in transport law practice, and it is legally challenging. We will examine the concept of direct claims in transport and maritime law from different angles and in different jurisdictions.

István

Between Data Protection and Efficient Tax Enforcement – Does Efficient Tax Administration Allow Citizens and Enterprises to Keep their Privacy Against the Public, Competitors and Customers? The session covers among other topics the compulsory publication of tax quotas per country, the publication or at least exchange of tax rulings, Lux Leaks, and the de facto abolition of bank secrecy and its impact on citizens and enterprises.

Tax Law n

Árpád

Retirement and Pensions n

1 n The Welfare of Lawyers in Hungary 2 n Lawyers Funds vs. Public Social Security System Comparative study of the benefits of lawyers’ funds, against the benefits of the public social security system of the country, and comparative study of the average amount of benefits from the lawyers funds compared to average earnings of an active lawyer.

The View A

2.00 PM - 5.30 PM

SaTURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2016 Law Firm Mergers and Acquisitions Many lawyers are of course specialized in M&A, but to what extent are lawyers ready to address the specific features of mergers and acquisitions in the sector of law firms? What are the particular legal concerns raised in such transactions? How should lawyers handle these concerns? What are the current trends in such transactions? These are some of the questions that the Management of Law Firms Commission and the Corporate Law and M&A Commission will try to answer during this joint session.

Corporate Law and Mergers & Acquisitions / Management of Law Firms n

Erzsébet B

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Budapest 2016 9.00 AM - 12.30 PM PrEsidentS

SaTURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2016 SPEAKErs Ingrid BOURBONNAIS JAQUARD (Favarel & Associés) Marseilles, France Andrés CANDOMEQUE (Mestre Abogados SLP) Barcelona, Spain Alfonso DE SAN SIMÓN PALACIOS (San Simon & Duch) Madrid, Spain Christopher B. KENDE (Cozen O’Connor) New York, NY, United States Christopher NOLAN (Holland & Knight LLP) New York, NY, United States Alberto PASINO (Studio Legale Zunarelli e Associati) Trieste, Italy Sigrid PREISSL-SEMMER (Bourayne & Preissl) Paris, France Francisco RAMOS ROMEU (Ramos & Arroyo Abogados) Barcelona, Spain Dominik SUONIEMI (Dallhammer & Kellermann) Bensheim, Germany

Alexander PUPETER (P+P Pöllath + Partners) Munich, Germany

Martí ADROER TOUS (Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira, S.L.P.) Barcelona, Spain Ergun Benan ARSEVEN (Moroglu Arseven) Istanbul, Turkey Jean-Jacques BATAILLON (Bataillon & Associés) Paris, France Vito D’AMBRA (Studio D’Ambra e Associati) Milan, Italy Kevin DINGLI (Dingli & Dingli) Valletta, Malta Beatriz GARCÍA PAESA (García & Bodig) Luxembourg, Luxembourg Alan JESSUP (Piper Alderman) Sydney, Australia Daniel U. LEHMANN (Baer & Karrer AG) Zurich, Switzerland Tiago MARREIROS MOREIRA (Vieira de Almeida & Associados - Sociedade de Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal Philip McQUESTON (A&L Goodbody) Dublin, Ireland Lourdes PEREZ-LUQUE MARICALVA (Ventura Garcés & López-Ibor Abogados) Madrid, Spain Alexander PUPETER (P+P Pöllath + Partners) Munich, Germany Michiel SCHUL (Loyens & Loeff) Amsterdam, Netherlands Russell P. TROCANO (Law Offices of Russell P. Trocano) Ridgewood, NJ, United States

Saturday, October 29, 2016

Olaf HARTENSTEIN (Dabelstein & Passehl) Hamburg, Germany

José María ANTRÀS BADIA (Bufete Antràs Abogados Asociados) Daniel Mario BURKE (Caja de Previsión Social para Abogados de la Provincia de Buenos Aires) Barcelona, Spain La Plata, Argentina Jose CALABRUS LARA (Mutualidad de la Abogacía) Madrid, Spain Pierre-Jacques CASTANET (In Extenso Avocats) Paris, France András CSENTERICS, Budapest, Hungary Silverio FERNANDEZ POLANCO (Mutualidad de la Abogacía) Madrid, Spain José FERREIRA DE ALMEIDA (Caixa de Previdência dos Advogados e Solicitadores) Lisbon, Portugal

2.00 PM - 5.30 PM Marc FYON (Stibbe) Brussels, Belgium Tiago MARREIROS MOREIRA (Vieira de Almeida & Associados Sociedade de Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal

SaTURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2016 Ignacio CORBERA DALE (Garrigues) London, United Kingdom Ben DAVEY (Wiercinski, Kwiecinski, Baehr SPK) Warsaw, Poland Marc FYON (Stibbe) Brussels, Belgium James GRENNAN (A&L Goodbody) Dublin, Ireland Stephan KOENIG (Oppenhoff & Partner) Cologne, Germany Péter LAKATOS (Lakatos, Köves and Partners) Budapest, Hungary Patricia LÓPEZ AUFRANC (Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal) Buenos Aires, Argentina Tiago MARREIROS MOREIRA (Vieira de Almeida & Associados - Sociedade de Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal Jorge MARTÍ MORENO (Uría Menéndez) Valencia, Spain Harold PAISNER (Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP) London, United Kingdom Pedro REBELO DE SOUSA (SRS Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal Bradley RICHARDS (Haynes and Boone LLP) Houston, TX, United States James D. ROSENER (Pepper Hamilton LLP) New York, NY, United States Francisco Luis SOLER CABALLERO (J&A Garrigues SLP) Valencia, Spain Benjamin STRAUSS (Pepper Hamilton LLP) Wilmington, NC, United States

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2.00 PM - 5.30 PM SESSION Art Law / Information Technology Law / Fashion Law / Intellectual Property

SaTURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2016 THeME 3D Printing - the Shape of Things to Come 3D printing will revolutionize design, (re)production and distribution of everything from toys to medical devices, from fashion goods to tools and from weapons to art. Increasingly affordable and versatile, 3D printing offers once unimagined opportunities, like “printing” prostheses for amputees in remote, impoverished places. But it also creates new challenges, e.g., for IP owners, suppliers and distributors, and product-safety regulators. Even police agencies must consider such dangers as cheap, printable guns that metal detectors cannot identify. Can the 3D printing industry itself be of any help?

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Margit (full day)

Law of Robotics

Is it Necessary to Adopt Specific Legislation for Robots? Robotics constitutes a major evolution in the years to come. The projects are there: intuitive car without driver, drones, and domestic robots. The current legal framework is not well-adapted to this subject. Our law does not take into account the autonomy of the robot and its capacity to make decisions. In these conditions, one should wonder: is it necessary to adopt specific legislation for robots?

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Lánchíd A

Sponsor of the session

Labour Law n

Lánchíd B

Mediation and Conflict Prevention n

István Business and Human Rights / Environment Law and Sustainable Development n

Árpád

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Can We Have it All? Issues Related to Remote Working and Flex-time New technologies have opened a wide range of possibilities for employees to work remotely. At the same time, new legislation is allowing flexible working time and part-time arrangements. Whilst this provides both employees and employers with flexibility, it also raises a good number of issues that will be analysed in this working session, including monitoring working time – straight time and overtime; work intrusion on employees’ privacy; zero-hour contracts vs exclusivity obligation; family-friendly rights; and health and safety.

Mediation Before, During and After Trial – Aim of the Mediation and Role of the Lawyer during Each of these Three Phases Mediation as a tool to resolve conflict and to restore relationships. Lawyers’ know-how in protecting their clients through the use of such tools and the flexibility of options mediation offers throughout the legal proceeding. The goal of mediation and the role of lawyers in different judicial situations. From conflict prevention to resolution, the presence of a lawyer fulfilling correctly his/her role to aid his/her clients towards a successful mediation.

Impacts of Climate Change on Human Rights: What Solutions Are Companies Offering?

Budapest 2016 2.00 PM - 5.30 PM PresidentS

SaTURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2016 SPEAKErs

Jérôme CAYOL (Cayol, Cahen & Associés) Paris, France

Alain BENSOUSSAN (Alain Bensoussan Avocats) Paris, France Jérémy BENSOUSSAN (Alain Bensoussan Avocats) Paris, France Catherine CHABERT (Chabert & Associés) Lyon, France András CSEPINSZKY (NNG) Budapest, Hungary Sébastien FANTI (Lexing Switzerland) Sion, Switzerland Marc GALLARDO MESEGUER (Lexing Spain) Barcelona, Spain Jean-François HENROTTE (Philippe & Partners) Liège, Belgium Christoph SCHÖDEL (SCP Wenner) Paris, France Massimo STERPI (Studio Legale Jacobacci & Associati) Rome, Italy

Sonia CORTÉS (Abdón Pedrajas & Molero) Barcelona, Spain

Sonia CORTÉS (Abdón Pedrajas & Molero) Barcelona, Spain Berin ERGIN (Dogan & Dogan Law Firm) Istanbul, Turkey Mary-Daphné FISHELSON (August & Debouzy) Paris, France Kathleen HEYCOCK (Farrer & Co LLP) London, United Kingdom Matelda LO FIEGO (Studio Legale Lo Fiego) Milan, Italy Michael MEYENBURG (Meyenburg Rechtsanwälte) Vienna, Austria Anna-Karin MICKWITZ (Castrén & Snellman, Attorneys at Law) Helsinki, Finland Acácio PITA NEGRÃO (PLEN - Sociedade de Advogados) Lisbon, Portugal Federico TORZO (Studio Legale Macchi di Cellere Gangemi) Milan, Italy

Georges FEGHALI (Cabinet Feghali) Beirut, Lebanon

Marie-Anne BASTIN (DS Avocats) Brussels, Belgium Martina DOLEZALOVA (Czech Bar Association) Prague, Czech Republic Georges FEGHALI (Cabinet Feghali) Beirut, Lebanon Thierry GARBY (Resolvers) Saint-Sylvestre-de-Cormeilles, France Thomas GAULTIER (Abreu Advogados) Lisbon, Portugal Mona HANNA (Hanna for Law Mediation and Business Consultancy) Beirut, Lebanon Zeina KESROUANI (Cabinet Bâtonnier Me Issam El Khoury) Beirut, Lebanon

Julie VALLAT (Total S.A.) Courbevoie, France Carlos DE MIGUEL PERALES (Uría Menéndez) Madrid, Spain

Serge Téophile BAMBARA, Winner of the 2016 Jacques Leroy International Prize, Rouen, France Samantha DAVIES, London, United Kingdom Carlos DE MIGUEL PERALES (Uría Menéndez) Madrid, Spain Philippe-Henri DUTHEIL (French National Bar Council) Paris, France Julie GOFFIN, Brussels, Belgium Sophie PIERSON (Total S.A.) Courbevoie, France

Coordinator: Sophie PIERSON (Total S.A.) Courbevoie, France

Saturday, October 29, 2016

Giuseppe CALABI (CBM & Partners Studio Legale) Milan, Italy Judith BOUCHARDEAU (Borghese Associés) Paris, France Giuseppe CALABI (CBM & Partners Studio Legale) Milan, Italy Bruce LANDAY (Landay Leblang Stern) Germán ESTEBAN MUÑIZ (Commission Européenne) Brussels, Belgium Boston, MA, United States Gavin LLEWELLYN (Stone King LLP) London, United Kingdom Francisco Javier GARCÍA PÉREZ (Uría Menéndez) Barcelona, Spain Barbara J. GISLASON (Law Office of Barbara J. Gislason) Minneapolis, MN, United States Fabio MORETTI (Moretti & Burgio) Milan, Italy Sharon HECKER (Art Historian and Curator) Corinne KHAYAT (UGGC Avocats) Paris, France Thomas KRITTER (Kleiner Rechtsanwälte) Mannheim, Germany Patricia LÓPEZ AUFRANC (Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal) Buenos Aires, Argentina Fabio MORETTI (Moretti & Burgio) Milan, Italy Bradley RICHARDS (Haynes and Boone LLP) Houston, TX, United States Massimo STERPI (Studio Legale Jacobacci & Associati) Rome, Italy Gert-Jan VAN DEN BERGH (Bergh Stoop & Sanders Advocaten) Amsterdam, Netherlands

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9.00 am - 12.30 PM SESSION

The Future of the Lawyer n

Erzsébet B

International Estate Planning n

Corso A

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2016 THeME Impact of Technology on the Future of the Profession Are the core values of our profession threatened by the technological tsunami that is sweeping it? Will the long-standing traditional relationship of trust between the lawyer and his client fade in the wake of formulaic responses to legal concerns? Is the immediacy of communications a threat to the quality and depth of advice given to the client? How can we avoid a schism between a generation of young jurists trained in this new environment, and their more senior colleagues, moulded by a classical way of understanding the legal culture and the concept of professionalism?

Typical Client Situations in the Field of Estate Planning: Legal and Non-legal Solutions/Answers on Behalf of Customers n Last will of a divorced person having children with his ex-spouse; n Last will of parents having one « problem-child »; n Last will and marital contract of an entrepreneur; n Last will of a patch work family with children derived from different relationships; n Typical lifetime and provisions for very wealthy individuals; n Typical provisions to avoid spoiling children; n Last will of registered partnerships.

Representation of the Foreign Investor Does a foreign investor need a local representative in your country? In some countries a foreign investor is required to appoint a tax representative, and in other countries directors of companies are required to be resident in the country. We will review the situation in a number of countries across the world and we will analyse the liabilities of the local representative.

Foreign Investment n

Corso B

Sponsor of the session

Margit

How to Survive Compliance? The Financial Institutions of the 21st Century and their Challenges As companies themselves, the financial institutions of the 21st century are facing the challenge to accommodate not only the new technologies but also the increasing compliance obligations they are required by law to assume. Both aspects demand from these companies a significant allocation of resources and time, which entails a reduction of the means they would have available for the development of their business. What fields are affected by compliance? What are the consequences for the business of financial institutions?

Media Law / Protection of Lawyers

Lawyers and Freedom of Expression Just how far can lawyers go in their written submissions and when addressing the court? Which objective criteria should be used to define the limits on zealous advocacy? In which countries are lawyers free to express themselves and in which countries are they not? What can the UIA propose? Have lawyers been imprisoned for their defence work or for statements made when defending clients?

Banking and Financial Services Law n

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Lánchíd A

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Budapest 2016 9.00 am - 12.30 PM PresidentS

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2016 SPEAKErs Alain BENSOUSSAN (Alain Bensoussan Avocats) Paris, France Urquiola Mariana DE PALACIO DEL VALLE DE LERSUNDI (Palacio y Asociados, Abogados) Madrid, Spain James C. MOORE, Rochester, NY, United States László RÉTI (President of the Budapest Bar Association) Budapest, Hungary

Andreas Otto KÜHNE (BKL Fischer Kühne Lang) Bonn, Germany

Joana ALVES CARDOSO (A&N - Advogados e Notarios) Macau, SAR, China Carlos ANGLADA BARTHOLMAI (Monereo, Meyer & Marinel-lo Abogados) Palma de Mallorca, Spain Balthasar BESSENICH (Kellerhals Carrard Anwälte) Basel, Switzerland Jessica FEI (Herbert Smith Freehills LLP) Beijing, China Daniel FISCHER (BKL Fischer Kühne Lang) Bonn, Germany Barbara R. HAUSER (Barbara R. Hauser LLC) Minneapolis, MN, United States Theis KLAUBERG (BNT Attorneys at Law) Riga, Latvia Andreas Otto KÜHNE (BKL Fischer Kühne Lang) Bonn, Germany Hugues LETELLIER (Bassano Avocats) Paris, France Alberto MORIZIO (Studio Legale Morizio) Turin, Italy

Miguel TORRES BLÁNQUEZ (Torres, Martín & Zaragoza) Barcelona, Spain

Mustafa Hakan ÇINAR (Çinar and Çinar Law Office) Ankara, Turkey Jessica FEI (Herbert Smith Freehills LLP) Beijing, China Txaber FERNÁNDEZ BELDARRAÍN (Asecoex) Bilbao, Spain Motoyasu HIROSE (Uryu & Itoga) Tokyo, Japan Eduardo LORENZETTI MARQUES (Campedelli e Marques Advogados Associados) Sao Paulo, Brazil José Antônio MIGUEL NETO (Miguel Neto Advogados Asociados) Sao Paulo, Brazil Henrik NILSSON (Advokatfirman Allians) Stockholm, Sweden Mansur POUR RAFSENDJANI (Noerr LLP) Munich, Germany Sara P. SANDFORD (Garvey Schubert Barer) Seattle, WA, United States Mihai-Alexandru TANASESCU (Tanasescu, Ispas & Asociatii Avocati) Bucharest, Romania Fernando TONIM (Fernando Tonim Associates) São Tomé, São Tomé and Principe

Ana BEN VÁZQUEZ (Prol & Asociados) Madrid, Spain

Barbara BANDIERA (Studio Legale RCC) Milan, Italy Travis GERING (Wuersch & Gering LLP) New York, NY, United States Olivier NICOD (Gross & Associés) Lausanne, Switzerland Silvestre TANDEAU DE MARSAC (Fischer, Tandeau de Marsac, Sur & Associés) Paris, France Yonca Fatma YÜCEL (Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency) Ankara, Turkey

Jean-Yves DUPEUX (Lussan & Associés) Paris, France Carlos FÁTAS MOSQUERA (Alion Abogados SLP) Barcelona, Spain Martin PRADEL (Cabinet Martin Pradel) Paris, France Jacqueline R. SCOTT (Fortney & Scott, LLC) Washington, DC, United States

Virginie BENSOUSSAN-BRULÉ (Alain Bensoussan Avocats) Paris, France Thierry BONTINCK (Dal & Veldekens) Brussels, Belgium Anna FRUMENTO (R&P Legal) Turin, Italy Thomas JULIN (Hunton & Williams LLP) Miami, FL, United States Emmanuel PIERRAT (Cabinet Pierrat) Paris, France Héloïse RORDORF (Lalive) Geneva, Switzerland

Sunday, October 30, 2016

Gérald TREMBLAY (McCarthy Tetrault, S.E.N.C.R.L., S.R.L.) Montreal, Canada

Moderator: Stéphane BONIFASSI (Lebray & Associés) Paris, France

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9.00 am - 12.30 PM SESSION Food Law / EU Law n

Lánchíd B

Real Estate Law n

István

Immigration and Nationality Law n

Árpád

12.30 pm - 2.00 pm The Law Society of Hong Kong Complimentary Luncheon n

Sofitel Hotel

2.00 PM - 5.30 PM

Private International Law n

Erzsébet A

Law Firms’ Forum n

Erzsébet B

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2016 THeME Origin of Processed Food Products Loss of trust in the European Union leads several member states to put in place legislation making origin labelling of food products mandatory. Currently at the top of the agenda, the issue of origin is debated among a great number of stakeholders, for instance member states versus the European Union in the European Court of Justice, food industry versus farming world and consumers, etc. The matter is of great legal complexity. Regulation n°1169/2011 on food labelling and the European Court of Justice case law set important limits on the power of member states to impose mandatory origin labelling. Furthermore, regulation n°1169/2011 provides that the origin of processed food products is based on the provisions of European customs law. In the US, origin requirements (COOL) are also an important issue. Lawyers have a major advisory role on all these crucial topics on which operators lacks expertise. A Case Study: Acquiring a Fully Leased Building from Due Diligence to Completion The 60th annual congress of the UIA will be dealing with compliance and data protection as the main themes. While in many respects compliance can be an intangible notion, it is apparent that it does affect every field of law ensuring that certain standards are met for business conduct and governance of firms. Often, in legal practice, a way to help your clients ensure compliance is to assist and advise in relation to their decision-making process so decisions are made in an orderly and informed fashion. In real estate acquisitions this will depend on a wide range of variables, such as the type of client (a mutual fund, a public entity, a listed PLC or even a private individual) and the type of property (investment portfolio, commercial or residential). In each case, a well-oriented due diligence process will be the key to ensuring compliance. Following the business practice approach started in our 59th annual congress, we would like to put the concepts of compliance and due diligence into a more practical context. We aim to have all speakers discuss a single case study that allows each to share the key cornerstones of the process of acquiring a fully leased property, from initial compliance formalities for new clients and exclusivity negotiations through to due diligence and completion. Alongside this we will try to identify what kind of issues can become a compliance problem for a particular type of client in each jurisdiction and share any specific examples and war stories from our own practice and experience. Interactions Between Immigration and Politics This session will discuss the interactions between immigration and politics, in particular in the light of recent events. The purpose of the discussion will notably analyse how legislation / policies of immigration / naturalisation in different jurisdictions have been recently affected by events that have been subject to intense political debates, such as economic downturn, terrorist attacks, refugee crisis, etc.

Sunday, October 30, 2016 Hong Kong: A Borderless Trade and Investment Environment for “Going Global” With an independent judiciary, a robust common law legal system, entrenched best practices and regulatory processes of an international standard, Hong Kong remains one of the world’s major international legal hubs. Hong Kong is the main financial portal into Mainland China and it has always been among the top IPO destinations in the world. In view of the implementation of the Belt and Road (“B&R”) Initiative, the Mainland will step up efforts to further open up its markets to Hong Kong. As a highly open economy with extensive and strong external connections, Hong Kong has great potential to create synergy with over 65 Belt and Road countries including Hungary. This complimentary luncheon allows participants to understand how enterprises can take advantage of the unique features of Hong Kong’s legal system to tap into the market. The luncheon will cover insights about the B&R Initiative, the advantage of doing business in Hong Kong and what Hong Kong can offer as an international arbitration venue.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2016 Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and Foreign Arbitral Awards: Recent Trends and Developments Recognition and enforcement of decisions abroad are one of the most critical issues as regards dispute resolution in international matters. When the parties are based in different countries, it is essential for the creditor to obtain decisions easily and efficiently enforceable in those jurisdictions where the debtor’s assets are located. Sometimes the declaration of enforceability of a foreign decision (if required) is governed by international rules, but the way the national courts apply them can vary greatly. Moreover, when a foreign decision is enforceable, a further crucial point is the lack of uniform international legislation about enforcement procedures that remain entirely a matter of domestic laws of the country where enforcement is sought. These differences may result in length of enforcement procedures or even non-enforcement of decisions. This session will discuss recent worldwide developments regarding those issues both from a domestic and a crossborder perspective, with particular reference to the current trends concerning principles set forth on this subject in EU regulations and international conventions.

The Social Responsibility of the Lawyer

Budapest 2016 9.00 am - 12.30 PM PresidentS

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2016 SPEAKErs B.C. THIRUVENGADAM (Thiru & Thiru) Bangalore, India Antoine DE BROSSES (Product Law Firm) Paris, France Stefano DINDO (Dindo, Zorzi & Associati) Verona, Italy Michael MEYENBURG (Dr. Michael Meyenburg Reschtsanwalt) Viena, Austria Melissa Kaye PANG (The Law Society of Hong Kong) Hong Kong, SAR, China Diego SALUZZO (Grande Stevens Studio Legale) Turin, Italy Enrica SENINI (Studio Legale Senini) Brescia, Italy Leslie K. L. THIELE (Whiteman Osterman & Hanna LLP) Albany, NY, USA

José Antonio PÉREZ BREVA (JAP) Barcelona, Spain

Laura CONDUIT (Farrer & Co LLP) London, United Kingdom Clarence FOO (Foo & Partners) Singapore, Singapore Erwin HANSLIK (Taylor Wessing e/n/w/c Advokáti V.O.S.) Prague, Czech Republic Sandra JACOBUS (Ganfer & Shore LLP) New York, NY, United States Steffen KIRCHER (Menold Bezler Rechtsanwälte Partnerschaft MBB) Stuttgart, Germany Stéphane KONKOLY (Burckhardt) Basel, Switzerland Carlo MASTELLONE (Studio Legale Mastellone) Florence, Italy José Antonio PÉREZ BREVA (JAP) Barcelona, Spain Marcel SEDLÁK (HB Reavis Group) Bratislava, Slovakia Steven J. SHORE (Ganfer & Shore LLP) New York, NY, United States Avninder SINGH (Cicero Chambers) New Delhi, India

Rayan HOUDROUGE (Lenz & Staehelin) Geneva, Switzerland

Jacqueline R. BART (Bartlaw Canadian Immigration Barristers and Solicitors) Toronto, Canada Laura DEVINE (Laura Devine Solicitors) London, United Kingdom Hervé LINDER (Ernst & Linder LLC) New York, NY, United States Jet STIGTER (Duane Morris LLP) San Francisco, CA, United States

12.30 pm - 2.00 pm

Sunday, October 30, 2016

2.00 PM - 5.30 PM

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2016

Paolo LOMBARDI (Studio Legale Elexi) Turin, Italy

Sponsor of the session

Sunday, October 30, 2016

Stefano DINDO (Dindo, Zorzi & Associati) Verona, Italy Enrica SENINI (Studio Legale Senini) Brescia, Italy

Ilona RÓNAY-CSORDÁS (CHSH Dezső and Partners Law Office) Budapest, Hungary Fernando DE LA MATA (Baker & McKenzie Barcelona, SLP) Barcelona, Spain Jessica FEI (Herbert Smith Freehills LLP) Beijing, China Monika KÖNIG (Menold Bezler Rechtsanwälte Partnerschaft MbB) Stuttgart, Germany András Daniel LÁSZLÓ (Szecskay Attorneys at Law) Budapest, Hungary Simona MATTA (L&P) Paris, France Véronique MOISSINAC MASSENAT, Paris, France Verena MOLL (Zschunke Avocats / Rechtsanwälte) Paris, France Clotilde NORMAND (Logelbach Associés) Paris, France Veit ÖHLBERGER (Dorda Brugger Jordis Rechtsanwälte GmbH) Vienna, Austria Melissa Kaye PANG (The Law Society of Hong Kong) Hong Kong, SAR, China Alberto PASINO (Studio Legale Zunarelli e Associati) Trieste, Italy Francisco RAMOS ROMEU (Ramos & Arroyo Abogados) Barcelona, Spain James D. ROSENER (Pepper Hamilton LLP) New York, NY, United States Michael BRAUCH (SKW Schwarz Rechtsanwälte) Munich, Germany Hans-Jürgen HELLWIG (Hengeler Mueller) Frankfurt, Germany Murray LEVIN (Pepper Hamilton LLP) Philadelphia, PA, United States

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2.00 PM - 5.30 PM SESSION

Art Law / Tax Law n

Corso A

Young Lawyers n

Corso B

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2016 THeME Is the Art Market a Wild Horse? “Man Controlling Trade” is the name given to two monumental equestrian statues created by sculptor Michael Lantz (1908-1988) for the Federal Trade Commission Building in Washington, D.C. The sculptures, which won an art contest sponsored by the U.S. government during the New Deal, represent a man using all his strength to keep a wild horse from going on a rampage and show the ambivalence about the regulation of trade. Does the art trade require national or supra-national control? And what is the optimal level of regulation and compliance that the art market requires? Or is the invisible hand of the market a sufficient (or better) regulator of the public and private interests involved in the art market? A panel of distinguished lawyers and industry experts will present opposing views on the above issues, focusing on different crucial aspects of the art market.

Young Lawyers Driving Law Firm Reform: Shaping the Future of the Legal Profession 1 n The future of the partnership model: shall progress be based on merit or just in years worked and hours billed? 2 n Working to live, not living to work: looking for more flexible ways of working. 3 n Gender: equality of ambition but inequalities in pay and opportunities. 4 n Fully integrating technology: still a pending challenge? Since the start of the global downturn, law firms have had to evolve and adapt to changing client needs, with the last five years seeing unprecedented change. For many firms, this means becoming more commercially minded and developing new business models to meet client expectations. Young lawyers are adapting to these changes early on in their careers and, as the next generation of leaders, they have the potential to transform the way the legal profession works for years to come. We will discuss how our generation wants to change the legal profession.

2016 Update on Defence and Trial Monitoring Missions

Protection of Lawyers n

Margit

Cartel Damage Claims – A Magic Bullet for Consumer Redress or Just a New Business Opportunity for Lawyers?

Competition Law n

Lánchíd A

UIA / ABA n

Lánchíd B

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The Global Human Trafficking Pandemic: Legal Framework for Eradicating Slavery in the 21st Century Every year more than 1 million people around the world are victims of human trafficking - many women and children. Children as young as 5 years old are sold into prostitution; boys as young as 9 or 10 are forced to work as child soldiers. Human trafficking is a multibillion dollar industry fueling organized crime and commercial industries alike. The heart of human trafficking is manifested in (1) trafficking enforced labor; (2) trafficking in sexual exploitation; (3) trafficking in harvesting of tissue, cells, and organs; and (4) conscription into forced militias. Human trafficking is one of the most pressing global human rights issues of the 21st century. This panel will discuss: n The scope of the problem; n Global legislative responses; n Human rights responses; n Commercial and supply side deterrents; n Enforcement of anti-trafficking laws; n Public awareness and education campaigns; n Best practices in anti-trafficking efforts; n What lawyers can do.

Budapest 2016 2.00 PM - 5.30 PM PresidentS

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2016 SPEAKErs Jean-Jacques BATAILLON (Bataillon & Associés) Paris, France Péter BUZINKAY (Forster Központ) Budapest, Hungary Giuseppe CALABI (CBM & Partners Studio Legale) Milan, Italy Angus FORSYTH (Stevenson, Wong & Co) Hong Kong, SAR, China Katharina GARBERS-VON BOEHM (CMS Hasche Sigle) Berlin, Germany Corinne HERSHKOVITCH (Borghese Associés) Paris, France Enikő KARSAY (SBGK) Budapest, Hungary Daniel U. LEHMANN (Baer & Karrer AG) Zurich, Switzerland Judith L. PEARSON (Breckenridge Insurance Services) New York, NY, United States Howard SPIEGLER (Herrick, Feinstein LLP) New York, NY, United States Massimo STERPI (Studio Legale Jacobacci & Associati) Rome, Italy Gábor TAKACS (Forster Központ) Budapest, Hungary Elizabeth VON HABSBURG (Winston Art Group) New York, NY, United States Claudia VON SELLE (Zschunke Avocats / Rechtsanwälte) Berlin, Germany

Ángel SÁNCHEZ FREIRE (Araoz & Rueda) Madrid, Spain

Joana ALVES CARDOSO (A&N - Advogados E Notarios) Macau, SAR, China Anne-Carole CREMADES (Schellenberg Wittmer) Geneva, Switzerland Hansjorg FRENZ (Menold Bezler Rechtsanwälte Partnerschaft MBB) Stuttgart, Germany Flora HARRAGIN (Farrer & Co LLP) London, United Kingdom Carolina MARÍN PEDREÑO (Dawson Cornwell Solicitors) London, United Kingdom Susana MOURA REIS (Amaral Blanco, Portela Duarte & Associados - Sociedade Advogados RL) Lisbon, Portugal Isidro NIÑEROLA TORRES (Dawson Cornwell Solicitors) London, United Kingdom Georgiana-Florentina SÎRBU (TSAA-Attorneys at Law) Bucharest, Romania

Carlos FÁTAS MOSQUERA (Alion Abogados SLP) Barcelona, Spain Martin PRADEL (Cabinet Martin Pradel) Paris, France Jacqueline R. SCOTT (Fortney & Scott, LLC) Washington, DC, United States

Carlos FÁTAS MOSQUERA (Alion Abogados SLP) Barcelona, Spain Michel FORST (United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders) Geneva, Switzerland Martin PRADEL (Cabinet Martin Pradel) Paris, France Jacqueline R. SCOTT (Fortney & Scott, LLC) Washington, DC, United States

Aleksander STAWICKI (Wiercinski, Kwiecinski, Baehr SPK) Warsaw, Poland

Thierry BONTINCK (Dal & Veldekens) Brussels, Belgium Judit BUDAI (Szecskay Attorneys at Law) Budapest, Hungary Ulrich CLASSEN (Cartel Damage Claims - CDC) Brussels, Belgium Corinne KHAYAT (UGGC Avocats) Paris, France Florian NEUMAYR (BPV Hügel Rechtsanwälte OG) Vienna, Austria Marc REYSEN (RCAA Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwälten mbB) Brussels, Belgium Vassily RUDOMINO (Alrud) Moscow, Russia Jason WOODLAND (Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP) London, United Kingdom

Louis F. BURKE (Louis F. Burke PC) New York, NY, United States

Laurel G. BELLOWS (The Bellows Law Group, P.C.) Chicago, IL, United States Louis F. BURKE (Louis F. Burke PC) New York, NY, United States Ágnes DE COLL (Hungarian Baptist Aid) Budapest, Hungary Bernice DONALD (United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit) Memphis, TN, United States Linda KLEIN, ABA President as from August 2016 (Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkovitz PC) Atlanta, GA, United States John PINNEY (Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP) Cincinnati, OH, United States Monique VILLA (Thompson Reuters Foundation) London, United Kingdom

Sunday, October 30, 2016

Giuseppe CALABI (CBM & Partners Studio Legale) Milan, Italy Alexander PUPETER (P+P Pöllath + Partners) Munich, Germany

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2.00 PM - 5.30 PM SESSION

Biotechnology Law

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2016 THeME Hacking Pacemakers and Beyond: Cybersecurity Issues in Healthcare Medical devices, like many other sophisticated wearable devices, are vulnerable for hacking for malicious or competitive gain. Secret monitoring or manipulation of a medical device is a risk that threatens the stability of governments, corporations, and the people that use the devices. Join us to learn about a series of techniques and checklists for you to use to identify threats and mitigate risks for your clients.

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Cross-Border Insolvency Proceedings: Case Law on Different Solutions in Comparative Law n Out-of-court workouts; n Refinancing agreements; n Discharge. Analysis of case law by a team of lawyers from different jurisdictions around the world.

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Brexit Special Session n

The View A

9.00 am - 12.30 PM Litigation / Sports Law / Tort Law n

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Spanish-Speaking Lawyers’ Forum

1 n The exit procedure under EU law 2 n The UK perspective: options for a future relationship with the EU 3 n EU27: towards a closer integration? 4 n Impact on the free movements: free movement of goods/customs; free movement of services (passporting); free movement of employees.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016 Litigation and Sports: It’s Not All Fun and Games This session examines torts in sports and the appropriate redress. Specific situations causing harm in sports will be addressed such as injuries by and to athletes or spectators (e.g. injuries in collective sports such as football, incidents in stadiums, skiing accidents, etc.), including their consequences for athletes, clubs, sports associations, federations and other sports entities. A particular focus will be placed on how the courts deal with tortious actions in sports matters, in a comparative law perspective. Alternative solutions to litigation will also be considered, such as the extent to which tort matters can be referred to arbitration or mediation. Additional sports sanctions (such as by sports federations) will also be discussed, including cases before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Compliance and Privacy Protection We will analyse the latest developments in compliance and privacy protection programmes in Spanish speaking countries.

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Online Contracts: The Future A practical interactive working session moderated by specialists addressing the major uncertainties, risks and concerns for online contracts in the future.

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Family Law n

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Cohabitation n Regulation of financial affairs during cohabitation; n Cohabitation agreements and their enforceability; n Financial impact of ending the relationship; n Division of property and maintenance for any children; n Practical implications of ending the relationship; n Does a cohabitee have the right to remain in the home and issues surrounding parental responsibility and arrangements for children.

Budapest 2016 2.00 PM - 5.30 PM PresidentS

Moderator: Sándor NÉMETH (Szecskay Attorneys at Law) Budapest, Hungary

Ángel María BALLESTEROS BARROS (Concordia Abogados S.L.P.) Seville, Spain

SPEAKErs Helga BÍRÓ (Baker & McKenzie) Budapest, Hungary Tamás FÉZER (University of Debrecen) Debrecen, Hungary Barbara J. GISLASON (Law Office of Barbara J. Gislason) Minneapolis, MN, United States Joanna KRAKOWIAK (Wardynski & Partners SP. K.) Warsaw, Poland Zsófia LENDVAI (Baker & McKenzie) Budapest, Hungary Fabio MARAZZI (Emmeplus SRL) Bergamo, Italy Ken MORRIS (KnectIQ) St Paul, MN, United States Janice MULLIGAN (Mulligan, Banham & Findley) San Diego, CA, United States Mark STIGNANI (Schwegman, Lundberg & Woessner) Minneapolis, MN, United States Donna SUCHY (Rockwell Collins) Cedar Rapids, IA, United States Shigeki TAKAHASHI (Hamani-Takahashi Law Office) Tokyo, Japan Ángel María BALLESTEROS BARROS (Concordia Abogados S.L.P.) Seville, Spain Maria Cristina CRETI (Studio Legale Avv. M.C. Creti) Milan, Italy Álvaro GASULL TORT (Roca Junyent S.L.P.) Barcelona, Spain Francisco Wenceslao GRACIA ZUBIRI (Gabinete Jurídico Gracia Carbantes) Zaragoza, Spain Iñigo GUTIÉRREZ VELASCO (Gutiérrez Arrudi Abogados Asociados) Zaragoza, Spain Daniela HORVITZ LENNON (Horvitz & Horvitz Abogados) Santiago, Chile Thierry MONTÉRAN (UGGC Avocats) Paris, France José PAJARES ECHEVERRÍA (Pajares & Asociados Abogados) Zaragoza, Spain Alberto ROMÁN PALENCIA (Román Abogados) Mexico City, Mexico

Coordinators: Koen PLATTEAU (Simmons & Simmons LLP) Brussels, Belgium Enrica SENINI (Studio Legale Senini) Brescia, Italy

9.00 am - 12.30 PM

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016

Robert J. CALDWELL (Kolesar and Leatham) Las Vegas, NV, United States Fernando VEIGA GOMES (Abreu Advogados) Lisbon, Portugal Jim ROBINSON (Best Hooper Lawyers) Melbourne, Australia

Robert J. CALDWELL (Kolesar and Leatham) Las Vegas, NV, United States Carol COUSE (Mills & Reeve) Manchester, United Kingdom Emanuel MACEDO DE MEDEIROS (ICSS Europe) London, United Kingdom John PINNEY (Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP) Cincinnati, OH, United States Jim ROBINSON (Best Hooper Lawyers) Melbourne, Australia Martin SCHIMKE (Bird & Bird LLP) Düsseldorf, Germany Fernando VEIGA GOMES (Abreu Advogados) Lisbon, Portugal Jason WOODLAND (Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP) London, United Kingdom

Jorge MARTÍ MORENO (Uría Menéndez) Valencia, Spain

Jacqueline R. BART (Bartlaw Canadian Immigration Barristers and Solicitors) Toronto, Canada Marie-Christine CIMADEVILLA (Cimadevilla Avocats) Paris, France Daniela HORVITZ LENNON (Horvitz & Horvitz Abogados) Santiago, Chile Patricia LÓPEZ AUFRANC (Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal) Buenos Aires, Argentina Carmen MEZA INGAR, Lima, Peru José PAJARES ECHEVERRÍA (Pajares & Asociados Abogados) Zaragoza, Spain

Marc GALLARDO MESEGUER (Lexing Spain) Barcelona, Spain Milagros POAL-MANRESA CANTARELL (Centell-Folch Abogados Asociados) Barcelona, Spain Jean-Paul VULLIÉTY (Lalive) Geneva, Switzerland

Gusztáv BACHER (Szecskay Attorneys at Law) Budapest, Hungary Riccardo Giorgio CAJOLA (Cajola & Associati) Milan, Italy Atul DUA (Seth Dua & Associates) New Delhi, India Maria Elena GIORCELLI (Buffa Bortolotti & Mathis) Turin, Italy Gabriel LIZAMA OLIGER (Lexing Costa Rica) San Jose, Costa Rica Christoph OERTEL (Brödermann Jahn Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH) Hamburg, Germany Carlo PILTZ (JBB Rechtsanwälte) Berlin, Germany Stephen SIDKIN (Fox Williams LLP) London, United Kingdom Francisco Luis SOLER CABALLERO (J&A Garrigues LLP) Valencia, Spain

Simon J. BRUCE (Farrer & Co LLP) London, United Kingdom

Joana ALVES CARDOSO (A&N - Advogados e Notarios) Macau, SAR, China Simon J. BRUCE (Farrer & Co LLP) London, United Kingdom Aurore CRESSENT, Paris, France Karin Susanne DELERUE (Delerue, Sharma Avocats) Berlin, Germany Lisette DUPRÉ (Dawson Cornwell Solicitors) London, United Kingdom Giulia FACCHINI (Studio Legale Avvocato Giulia Facchini) Turin, Italy Flora HARRAGIN (Farrer & Co LLP) London, United Kingdom Caroline HOLLEY (Farrer & Co LLP) London, United Kingdom Daniela HORVITZ LENNON (Horvitz & Horvitz Abogados) Santiago, Chile

Sunday, October 30 & MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016

Barbara J. GISLASON (Law Office of Barbara J. Gislason) Minneapolis, MN, United States

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2016

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9.00 am - 12.30 PM SESSION

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016 THeME The Legal Profession in Central and Eastern Europe: from expectations (1989) to reality (2016)

Forum of Lawyers from Central and Eastern European Countries n

Lánchíd A Twenty-year anniversary of the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP), investment trends, transactions. How did it strengthen relationships among the Portuguese speaking countries?

Portuguese-Speaking Lawyers’ Forum n

Lánchíd B

International Criminal Defence n

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Hong Kong Bar Association / Shanghai Bar Association n

Árpád Speed Dating for Law Firms n

Corporate Criminal Liability for Complicity in the Commission of Grave Crimes of International Law At a time when business enterprises are increasingly being accused of complicity in international crimes such as war crimes and crimes against humanity, international jurisdictions have yet to develop instruments that address the issue of corporate liability. Though models of corporate liability can be found in most domestic jurisdictions, those jurisdictions remain reluctant to prosecute their own nationals, whether – natural or legal persons. n Would the issue of corporate liability be better addressed in international forums? Does the complementarity principle work in practice? Should international courts take precedence? n Would there be no other option for the prosecution of such crimes before the ICC than a revision of the Rome Statute? What are the options before the ICC? n How would you advise your clients? Foreign Investment Dispute Resolution between Chinese and European Parties and the Advantages of Hong Kong as the Place of Arbitration Our session will focus on the resolution of investment disputes between Chinese and European parties, including the applicable law and procedure in Mainland China and Hong Kong, the types of disputes that commonly arise, including disputes arising from joint venture and shareholding agreements, commercial contracts, finance contracts and royalty agreements, when foreign law and a foreign place of arbitration for various types of investment disputes may be chosen under Mainland law, and the advantages of conducting arbitration of Sino/European investment disputes in Hong Kong. Case studies will be discussed. During this session, the law firms’ representatives will give a 3-minute presentation of themselves. The aim is to extend their network internationally for future engagements, to meet lawyers from around the world and to share their experience of managing law firms.

Intercontinental Hotel

2.00 pm - 5.30 pm

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016 Latin America: Opportunities and Risks The first session of the UIA Forum of Latin American Lawyers offers a quick update on more than a dozen countries in the region, as well as the possibility for the UIA colleagues operating in Latin America, to meet each other.

Latin American Lawyers’ Forum n

Erzsébet B

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Budapest 2016 9.00 am - 12.30 PM PresidentS

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016

SPEAKErs Dragoljub DJORDJEVIC (Président du Barreau de Serbie) Belgrade, Serbia Ion DRAGNE (Bâtonnier de l’Ordre des Avocats de Bucarest) Bucarest, Romania Dana GRUIA-DUFAUT (Cabinet Gruia Dufaut) Bucarest, Romania Robert MALECKI (Malecki Pluta Dorywalski i Wspólnicy Sp.k.) Warsaw, Poland Paul NEMO, Président d’Honneur de l’UIA, Paris, France László RÉTI (Bâtonnier de l’Ordre des Avocats de Budapest) Budapest, Hungary Peter S. SZABÓ (Szabó, Kelemen & Partners) Budapest, Hungary András SZECSKAY (Szecskay Attorneys at Law) Budapest, Hungary Mihai-Alexandru TANASESCU (Tanasescu, Ispas & Asociatii Avocati) Bucarest, Romania

Pedro REBELO DE SOUSA (SRS Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal

Carlos Miguel Castex AIDAR (Aidar Sbz Advogados) Sao Paulo, Brazil Rogério ALVES (Ordem dos Advogados de Portugal) Lisbon, Portugal André ARAGÃO (André Aureliano Aragão & Advogados Associados) São Tomé, São Tomé and Principe Filipe AVIDES MOREIRA (Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira) Porto, Portugal Maria Antónia CAMEIRA (Cameira Legal) Lisbon, Portugal Claudio LAMACHIA (Président de l’Ordre des Avocats du Brésil) Porto Alegre, Brazil Paulo LINS E SILVA (Paulo Lins e Silva - Advogados e Consultores de Familia) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Tiago MARREIROS MOREIRA (Vieira de Almeida & Associados - Sociedade de Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal José Luís MOREIRA DA SILVA (SRS Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal Susana MOURA REIS (Amaral Blanco, Portela Duarte & Associados - Sociedade de Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal Jorge NETO VALENTE (Macau Lawyers Association) Macau, SAR, China Pedro PAIS DE ALMEIDA (Abreu Advogados) Lisbon, Portugal Acácio PITA NEGRÃO (PLEN - Sociedade de Advogados) Lisbon, Portugal Pedro REBELO DE SOUSA (SRS Advogados, RL) Lisbon, Portugal Fernando TONIM (Fernando Tonim Associates) São Tomé, São Tomé and Principe

Julie GOFFIN, Brussels, Belgium

Samantha DAVIES London, United Kingdom Julie GOFFIN, Brussels, Belgium Nanyi KALUMA (Allen & Overy LLP) Brussels, Belgium

Coordinator: Winnie TAM, S.C. (Hong Kong Bar Association) Hong Kong, SAR, China

Jiong LIU (AllBright Law Offices) Shanghai, China Jose-Antonio MAURELLET, S.C. (Des Voeux Chambers) Hong Kong, SAR, China Kim ROONEY (Gilt Chambers) Hong Kong, SAR, China Winnie TAM, S.C. (Hong Kong Bar Association) Hong Kong, SAR, China Peiming YANG (Llinks Law Offices) Shanghai, China

MONday, October 31, 2016

Mihai-Alexandru TANASESCU (Tanasescu, Ispas & Asociatii Avocati) Bucharest, Romania

Coordinators: Urquiola Mariana DE PALACIO DEL VALLE DE LERSUNDI (Palacio y Asociados, Abogados) Madrid, Spain Fred KAN (Fred Kan & Co) Hong Kong, SAR, China

2.00 pm - 5.30 pm Eduardo LORENZETTI MARQUES (Campedelli e Marques Advogados Associados) Sao Paulo, Brazil Presidents of Honour: Miguel A. LOINAZ RAMOS (ALS Abogados) Montevideo, Uruguay Paulo LINS E SILVA (Paulo Lins e Silva - Advogados e Consultores de Familia) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016 Jenifer Valeria ALFARO BORGES (Alphabeto Uruguay) Montevideo, Uruguay Martha BONETT (Cavelier Abogados) Bogota, Colombia Marcus Vinicius FURTADO COELHO Brasilia, Brazil Fernando HERNÁNDEZ GÓMEZ (Vázquez Aldana, Hernández Gómez & Asociados) Guadalajara, Mexico Sonia Azucena HILARIO CRUZ (Abogados Sin Fronteras Perú) Lima, Peru Daniela HORVITZ LENNON (Horvitz & Horvitz Abogados) Santiago, Chile Jorge Luis INCHAUSTE (Guevara & Gutiérrez S.C) La Paz, Bolivia Gabriel LIZAMA OLIGER (Lex Investments & Services - Lexis Abogados) San José, Costa Rica Carlos LÓPEZ LÓPEZ (Wolf Popper PSC) San Juan, Porto Rico Marcos PALMA VILLAGRAN (Integrum) Guatemala City, Guatemala

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2.00 pm - 5.30 pm SESSION Contract Law / International Sale of Goods / Privacy and Rights of the Digital Person

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016 THeME Online Contracts: The Future A practical interactive working session moderated by specialists addressing the major uncertainties, risks and concerns for online contracts in the future.

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Criminal Law

The Use of Information or Intelligence as Evidence in Criminal Proceedings (Including in Terrorist Cases) In order to secure convictions, law enforcement and prosecutorial agencies investigate and rely on various forms of evidence. In many jurisdictions they are permitted to consider making deals with suspected criminals in the fight against crime. They also use intelligence. What kind of deals can be done, particularly in terrorist cases, and on what evidence can the prosecution rely?

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Arabic Speaking Lawyers’ Forum n

Lánchíd B

OHADA n

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Recent Trends in Malpractice Litigation around the World Four years have passed since we addressed the theme of malpractice litigation. Over time, many changes, new trends and new insurance products have been developed. The speakers from many countries will have the opportunity to talk about these developments. This discussion will deepen our comprehension of our own malpractice systems as well as enlighten us as to other countries’ practices.

The art of oral advocacy in criminal matters; Professional privilege in legislation in Arab countries and throughout the world; n The role of Bar associations in fundamental and ongoing training; n Defence, a guarantees of a fair trial; n Arbitrator liability. n n

The Impact of the OHADA (Organisation for the Harmonisation of Business Law in Africa) on Foreign Investments in Africa 1 n General introduction to OHADA; 2 n Improved legal framework for business in the OHADA zone; 3 n Adaptation of guarantees and insolvency procedures to the legal systems in the uniform acts; 4 n Legal and judicial protection for foreign investments.

Budapest 2016 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm PresidentS

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016 SPEAKErs Marc GALLARDO MESEGUER (Lexing Spain) Barcelona, Spain Suzanne MARGOSSIAN (United Pharmaceuticals) Paris, France Burghard PILTZ (Ahlers & Vogel) Hamburg, Germany Milagros POAL-MANRESA CANTARELL (Centell-Folch Abogados Asociados) Barcelona, Spain Stephen SIDKIN (Fox Williams LLP) London, United Kingdom Jean-Paul VULLIÉTY (Lalive) Geneva, Switzerland

Maria CRONIN (Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP) London, United Kingdom David LEPIDI (Selarl Lepidi-Bril) Paris, France

Stéphane BONIFASSI (Lebray & Associés) Paris, France Robbert-Jan BOSWIJK (AKD Advocaten) Amsterdam, Netherlands Maxime DELHOMME (SCP Delhomme) Paris, France Thomas GELZER (Vischer) Basel, Switzerland James McGOWAN (Admiralty Chambers) Hong Kong, SAR, China Alfredo GUARINO (Studio Legale Avv. Vincenzo Guarino) Naples, Italy Sonia Azucena HILARIO CRUZ (Abogados Sin Fronteras Perú) Lima, Peru Motoyasu HIROSE (Uryu & Itoga) Tokyo, Japan Stephen HUNG (The Law Society of Hong Kong) Hong Kong, SAR, China Héloïse RORDORF (Lalive) Geneva, Switzerland Jerome ROTH (Munger, Tolles & Olson) San Francisco, CA, United States Michel VALTICOS (Canonica Valticos & Associés) Geneva, Switzerland

Lorenzo LOCATELLI (Studio Legale Locatelli) Padua, Italy Shigeki TAKAHASHI (Hamani-Takahashi Law Office) Tokyo, Japan

Nicoletta CAPONE (Studio Legale Capone) Padua, Italy Jérôme CAYOL (Cayol, Cahen & Associés) Paris, France Lorenzo LOCATELLI (Studio Legale Locatelli) Padua, Italy Janice MULLIGAN (Mulligan, Banham & Findley) San Diego, CA, United States Supermann N’GANN (Société Civile Professionnelle d’Avocats N’Gann & Ndjah) Yaoundé, Cameroon Shigeki TAKAHASHI (Hamani-Takahashi Law Office) Tokyo, Japan

Coordinator: Driss CHATER, UIA President of Honour, Fez, Morocco

Oussama ABOU FADLLE, Member of the Council of the National Syrian Bar Association, Syria Saber AMMAR (Arab Lawyers Union - ALU) Cairo, Egypt Abdellatif BOUACHRINE, General Secretary of the Arab Lawyers Union (ALU), Former President of the Casablanca Bar Association, Casablanca, Morocco Lamiaa MOHAMED SABRI MOUBADA (Arab Lawyers Union - ALU) Cairo, Egypt Kamal NASSER (Jordan Bar Association) Amman, Jordan

Cheick DIOP (CD & Associés) Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

Mireille Marlyse BELLA ETOUNDI (Cabinet Bella Etoundi) Yaoundé, Cameroon Lassiney Kathann CAMARA (CLK Avocats) Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire Samantha DAVIES, London, United Kingdom Sadel NDIAYE (SCP Sadel Ndiaye & Pape Seyni Mbodj) Dakar, Senegal Ernest OLAYE (SCPA Kanga - Olaye et Associés) Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire Lydia PICOTEIRO BETTENCOURT (Picoteiro Bettencourt) Sao Vicente, Cabo Verde Miguel TORRES BLÁNQUEZ (Torres, Martín & Zaragoza) Barcelona, Spain

MONDAY, October 31, 2016

Marc GALLARDO MESEGUER (Lexing Spain) Barcelona, Spain Milagros POAL-MANRESA CANTARELL (Centell-Folch Abogados Asociados) Barcelona, Spain Jean-Paul VULLIÉTY (Lalive) Geneva, Switzerland

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Budapest 2016 Tourist and Social Activities You will be able to register for the congress social activities onsite at the UIA desk at the Budapest Marriott Hotel, and at the Destination Plus desk for the tourist activities (depending on availability for the desired excursions). In case of a no show for an activity which you have registered for, no reimbursement will be made by Destination Plus or the UIA. All excursions will leave from the Budapest Marriott Hotel.

Friday, October 28 6.00 pm - 7.30 pm Congress Opening Ceremony - Academy of Music 7.30 pm - 9.30 pm Welcome Cocktail - Academy of Music Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music - Liszt Ferenc tér 8 - 1061 Budapest There will be a shuttle service from and to the congress hotels to the Academy of Music. The timings will be displayed at the Budapest Marriott Hotel and in the congress hotels. For security reasons, it is mandatory for you to carry your badge or invitation card, along with an identity document.

Saturday, October 29 9.50 am - 1.30 pm Walking Tour of the Pest District > Price: q45 Tramway, visit of the Parliament, break at the Strudel House, Saint Stephen’s Basilica, Budapest Grand Market Hall.

1.20 pm - 6.00 pm Walking Tour of the area around the Castle > Price: q45 Historic area on the hill overlooking the Danube.

4.30 pm - 6.15 pm Music in Budapest: a Tour of the Hungarian State Opera House > Price: q45 Exclusive visit of the Hungarian State Opera House (around 45 minutes) and musical interlude (around 10 minutes). Return to the Budapest Marriott Hotel by bus in time for the informal evening.

8.00 pm Informal Dinner Reception > Várkert Bazár Várkert Bazár - Ybl Miklós tér 4 - 1013 Budapest - There will be a shuttle service from and to the congress hotels to the Várkert Bazár. The timings will be displayed at the Budapest Marriott Hotel and in the congress hotels.

Sunday, October 30 9.05 am - 12.45 pm Walking Tour of the Pest District > Price: q45 Tramway, visit of the Parliament, break at the Strudel House, Saint Stephen’s Basilica, craft market of the Jewish Quarter.

1.20 pm - 6.00 pm Walking Tour of the Area around the Castle > Price: q45 Historic area on the hill overlooking the Danube.

1.30 pm - 6.00 pm Relaxation at the Széchenyi Thermal Bath (UIA Exclusivity: VIP Package) > Price: q115 Largest thermal bath in Europe with 7 thermal pools (3 outdoor and 4 indoor), several saunas, a steam room, a mud bath, carbon dioxide baths, salt water baths, spas, a solarium etc.

8.30 pm Gala Dinner - Pesti Vigadó > Price: q160 Pesti Vigadó - Vigadó tér 2 - 1051 Budapest There will be no shuttle service for this evening, since the Pesti Vigadó is very close to the Budapest Marriott Hotel and the congress hotels.

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Monday, October 31 9.30 am - 1.00 pm Cooking lesson in the Grand Market Hall > Price: q75

5.30 pm - 7.00 pm Closing Ceremony - Budapest Marriott Hotel - Erzsébet A 7.00 pm - 8.00 pm Closing Cocktail - Intercontinental Budapest Hotel 7.15 pm - 11.30 pm A Dinner with Traditional Gypsy Music > Price: q80

Tuesday, November 1 9.00 am - 5.00 pm General excursion - Gödöllő > Price: q140 Visit the Royal Palace of Gödöllő which was the summer residence of King Franz Josef I and Queen Elizabeth (Sissi) from 1867 to 1916. A transfer by coach to the Lázár Park will then be organised. The equestrian park was founded by the Lázár brothers, who are the world two-in-hand coach driving champions. A typical Hungarian lunch will then be provided.

SOCIAL activities

After buying ingredients from the Grand Market Hall in Budapest, you will prepare a typically Hungarian menu with the help of a chef. You will then be able to sample what you have prepared in a convivial setting.

You can go to the airport by bus directly after lunch (upon prior reservation).

Sport activities Free sport activities have been planned to make the most of your stay in Budapest (depending on availability): n Jogging along the Danube on Sunday, October 30 You will be back at the Budapest Marriott Hotel in time for the working sessions. n

Football game against a Hungarian lawyers’ team on Monday, October 31 Departure time: 2.00 pm. You will be back at the Marriott Hotel in time for the closing ceremony.

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Did you know that

Budapest 2016 Budapest has more thermal springs than any other city in the world?

The Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden is one of the oldest zoo parks in the world?

The Chain Bridge or Széchenyi Lánchíd is 360 meters long and the symbol of Budapest?

9 bridges link Buda and Pest, the 2 parts of the capital located on both sides of the Danube?

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The Hungarian Parliament is the third largest parliament in the world?

Hungary holds the largest music and cultural festival in Europe, the Sziget Festival? The Rubik’s Cube was invented by Ernö Rubik, a Hungarian citizen?

The second underground of the World was built in Budapest? Hungary has 22 wine-producing regions among which the famous Tokaj region, designated as a World Heritage site by Unesco?

In defence of endangered lawyers

In support of the abolition of death penalty

In support of imprisoned defenders

The UIA serving the Rule of Law The UIA Institute for the Rule of Law (UIA-IROL) aims to bring together and coordinate actions taken by the UIA in order to: n promote the Rule of Law n ensure respect for human rights and the right of defence n defend the legal profession and its fundamental principles.

Through the UIA-IROL, the UIA continues its commitment to protect lawyers by taking action to support lawyers who are prosecuted or intimidated in the practice of their profession. The UIA-IROL supports the profession – its principles and its representative organizations – anywhere that it is threatened.

UIA-IROL is also driving long-term campaigns to promote and reinforce the Rule of Law, support the independence of the judiciary and advocate the abolition of the death penalty. All our actions are funded by contributions and personal donations.

Are you interested in our actions? Are you willing to support our projects? Contact the UIA by email [email protected], by phone +33 1 44 88 55 66 or visit our website www.uianet.org > Section “The Actions”

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Budapest 2016 CONGRESS INFORMATION Assistance DURING THE CONGRESS

For any further information, UIA and Destination Plus representatives will be at your disposal at the Budapest Marriott Hotel to answer all your questions.

Shuttles / access

The UIA will not provide any transfer during daytime between the Budapest Marriott hotel and the other congress hotels which are all located a few minutes’ walk only. Transfers to and from your hotel will be provided for the evenings, except for the gala dinner. The shuttle schedules will be posted up in the congress hotels.

Accompanying persons

Members of the legal profession cannot be registered as accompanying persons for the congress. Accompanying persons are not authorized to attend the scientific sessions. To be able to participate in the social activities, accompanying persons need to have registered and paid the corresponding registration fees. They will be given a special badge.

Badge

The badge (congress participant or accompanying person) will have a bar code which your activities will be recorded on and which can be used as a pass. Please keep it with you at all times for access to sessions as well as luncheons and other social activities. To check your identity, the bar code on your badge will be scanned at the entrance of the rooms, both for meetings and for all social activities. A €10 fee will be applied to the participant in case the UIA has to reprint a lost badge.

Badges Colours

UIA Executive Committee members Red UIA Officials Red Local Committee Red Participants Blue One-day participants White Accompanying persons Yellow Exhibitors Mauve Partners Light blue Press / Journalists Orange UIA Staff and Destination Plus agency Green

First-time participants

In order to enable regular participants of the UIA annual congresses as well as the association’s officials to give a specially warm welcome to those (UIA members or non-members) attending a UIA congress for the first time, their badge indicate that they are first-time participants.

UIA Centre

Marie-Pierre RICHARD Executive Director Anne-Marie VILLAIN Assistant to the Executive Director Mélissa GENNIN Events Co-ordinator - Congress Colette SURIN Events Co-ordinator - Seminars Lucile BOILLE Events Secretary Tiphaine DEYGAS Events Secretary Christina MOKE Events Secretary Felix MARQUES Accounting Manager Emmanuelle HAU Communication and Website Officer Noelia ALONSO MORÁN Development and Partnership Co-ordinator Romina BOSSA ABIVEN Human Rights and Legal Profession Project Assistant

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Lunches

Lunches will be organised so that you have ample time to meet friends and colleagues. They will be served at the Intercontinental hotel which is a 5-minute walk from the Budapest Marriott Hotel. Access will be granted on presentation of your badge, and based on the selection you have made on your registration form.

Exhibition area

The professional partners of the congress are represented in the exhibition area in Budapest Marriott Hotel next to the sessions’ rooms.

List of congress participants

You can consult the participants’ list (along with contact details) at any time on the UIA Website www.uianet.org, Budapest congress section. The participants list was closed on October 5 and is included in the congress bags.

Congress reports

The reports received in electronic format by the UIA are available on the UIA Website www.uianet.org, Budapest congress section, for all registered participants who have paid their registration fees.

Helpful tip You will also have the opportunity throughout the Congress to download directly all the reports and other documents of the congress scientific sessions, using the Wifi connection that will be available at the Budapest Marriott Hotel, or via the mini website dedicated to the Budapest congress: www.uiabudapest2016.com

Wifi : UIAbudapest2016

Changes and additions

Some names and meetings or activities have not yet been inserted in this programme, as the UIA did not receive confirmations in time for printing. We invite you to regularly consult the portal of the Budapest congress on the UIA Website or the mini Website www.uiabudapest2016.com, to find out about the changes and additions made in the congress programme.

Accreditation

Within the framework of continuing legal education, the UIA has obtained the official accreditation for the following countries: n France: Conseil National des Barreaux - CNB (18 hours) n Belgium: French-speaking and German-speaking Bar Council Ordre des Barreaux francophones et germanophone - O.B.F.G. (18 points) n Italy: Consiglio Nazionale Forense (15 points) n Luxembourg: Ordre des Avocats du Barreau de Luxembourg (18 points) n Romania: Romanian National Union of Bar Associations (15 points) At the end of the event, each participant attending the congress may download his Certificate of Participation by logging in to “my UIA section” in www.uianet.org; in order to obtain “Credits” for “Continuing Legal Education”.

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Budapest 2016 Simultaneous translation

general Conditions

SESSION

DATE

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Governing Board

October 28

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General Assembly

October 28

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Opening Ceremony

October 28

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Main Theme 1 - Compliance

October 29

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International Arbitration

October 29

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Art Law / Information Technology Law / Fashion Law / Intellectual Property

October 29

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International Bar Leaders’ Senate

October 29

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Main Theme 2 - Privacy and Data Protection in a Digital World

October 30

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International Estate Planning

October 30

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Banking and Financial Services Law

October 30

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Private International Law

October 30

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Art Law / Tax Law

October 30

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Protection of Lawyers

October 30

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Litigation / Sports Law / Tort Law

October 31

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Contract Law / International Sale of Goods / Privacy and Rights of the Digital Person

October 31

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Family Law

October 31

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Criminal Law

October 31

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Closing Ceremony

October 31

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GeNeRAL CONDITIONs All registrations received by the Union Internationale des Avocats (UIA) along with the full payment of fees corresponding to the events selected will be confirmed in writing. A registration number will be assigned to each participant, which will be required during registration at the Budapest Marriott Hotel for handing over the Congress documents. For any registration after September 30, 2016, payments must be made by credit card only (bank transfers will not be accepted after this date). The UIA and Destination Plus reserve the right to cancel or postpone the Congress to a later date, change the Congress venue and/or programme, make any corrections or modifications in the information published in the Congress programme and cancel any invitation to participate in the congress, at any time and at their discretion, without having to provide any reasons. Neither the UIA, Destination Plus, nor any of its managers, employees, agents, members or representatives shall be held responsible for any loss or damage, of any nature, suffered (directly or indirectly) by a Congress delegate, accompanying person or a third party following any cancellations, changes, postponements or modifications. Neither the UIA, nor any of its managers, employees, agents, members or representatives shall be held responsible for any loss or damage, of any nature whatever, suffered (directly or indirectly) by a Congress delegate or accompanying person, except in case of death or personal injury due to gross negligence by the UIA. The contractual relationship between the UIA and each participant (Congress delegate or accompanying person) in relation to the Congress are governed exclusively by French law. All dispute arising therefrom shall be resolved exclusively by the courts of Paris, France. For accommodation for the Congress and the tours proposed by Destination Plus before and during the Congress, the contractual relationship will be established directly between Destination Plus and each participant. This relationship is governed exclusively by French law, and all dispute arising therefrom shall be resolved exclusively by the courts of Paris, France.

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Formalities

It is the responsibility of Congress participants to ensure compliance with police, customs and health formalities for their journey. Congress participants unable to take part in the Congress because of their inability to take a flight or any other means of transportation due to being unable to provide the documents required (passport, visa, vaccination certificate, etc.) cannot claim any reimbursement from the UIA.

force majeure

“Force majeure” means any event external to the parties, of both an unforeseeable and insurmountable nature, that prevents either the client or the participants, or the agency or service providers involved in organizing the Congress, from executing all or part of the obligations provided for in the present agreement. By express agreement, such will be the case in the event of a strike affecting the means of transport, hotel staff, air traffic controllers, an insurrection, a riot or any prohibition whatever decreed by Governmental or public authorities. It is expressly agreed that for the parties, a case of force majeure would suspend the execution of their reciprocal obligations. At the same time, each of the parties shall be responsible for all the expenses incumbent upon them, resulting from the case of force majeure.

Health

The organizers decline any liability in case of any health problems that may lead to complications or be aggravated during any part of the stay: pregnancy, cardio-vascular problems, any allergies, special diets, any disorders under treatment and not yet resolved on the day the Congress starts, psychological, mental or depressive illness, etc. (Non-exhaustive list).

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