In a follow-up to the HCLA White Paper Part A on crypto-asset legalization within the European Union, the HCLA has prepared Part B of the White Paper. In contrast to Part A, which focused on the process leading up to the EU flagship legislation for crypto-assets, MiCA, alongside the legal obligations incumbent upon issuers of…
As the application of advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence (‘A.I.’) and machine learning (‘ML’), has become a reality of human life, the legal and ethical issues surrounding the use of such advanced technologies are the subject of much debate and legal scrutiny. Any potential error in digitalised medical protocols vis-à-vis specific medical procedures can have…
In association with RTC-CLOUD, the HCLA is privileged to enter a new phase of offering its international legal services to existing and prospective clients whilst leveraging its growing technological toolbox, including Artificial Intelligence assistance, secure document exchange systems and online hosting of arbitration and mediation proceedings for speed and cost-efficiency. The new phase espouses a…
HCLA is widely known for its highly cost-effective and confidence-inspiring negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and legal services, and to this extent, state-of-the-art technology forms an indispensable core of its international services. To further the goal of technology development, HCLA is proud to announce its alliance with RTC-Cloud, a team offering secure web RTC video conferencing and…
The Hague Center for Law and Arbitration (‘HCLA’) is a network of legal professionals, arbitrators, legal counsel, and legal advisors. The HCLA-NETWORK’s legal professionals espouse decades of experiences as arbitrators, mediators, and civil law practitioners in their own respective jurisdictions, and have well-known records of appearances before arbitral tribunals in Zurich, London, Hong Kong, Singapore,…
Part One: Dr. Alexander Orakhelashvili, from Birmingham University In collaboration with esteemed speakers, HCLA NETWORK has concluded its webinar on ‘The Effectiveness of Economic Sanctions in Preventing conflicts’. In an effort to publish the key points spoken about by the webinar Speakers, HCLA has decided to publish a piecemeal overview of the key points raised…
On Wednesday, March 30th, 2022, HCLA, in collaboration with distinguished speakers, concluded the panel discussion on the effectiveness of economic sanctions in preventing conflict, with a focal lens operating from an international law perspective. The esteemed speakers presented their legal expertise and exchanged opinions on the subject matter of sanctions from an international law perspective. Mr.…
HCLA- LAW& BUSINESS EVENTS The Effectiveness of Economic Sanctions in Preventing Conflict From an International Law PerspectiveWednesday, 30th March 2022 – 10:00 am- 12:00 (CET) The Hague Center for Law and Arbitration (“HCLA- NETWORK“), in collaboration with esteemed speakers from the HCLA, University of Oxford, University of Birmingham, and Diplomatic Academy of Brussels/Vrije Universiteit Brussel, is…
HCLA has prepared and finalized the first part of the White Paper series focusing on crypto assets operating in the EU, as per the regulatory proposal put forward by the EU Commission to the legislative mechanism of the EU. The proposal is intent on creating a harmonized system for issuing crypto-assets and a parallel system…
In a regulatory proposal put forward by the Commission in September 2020, an answer has been put forward to the growing woes of the crypto-currency market within the European Union. The proposal on markets in crypto-assets seeks to tackle the growing crime revolving around the crypto market, in an effort to protect the uninformed consumer…
