On 5 March, Clemens Koenig will speak at the Franco-German Office for the Energy Transition (DFBEW/OFATE) conference in a session titled “The Development and Future of Market Premium Contracts for Onshore Wind Projects in Germany.” bit.ly/3UW0VEY

On 4 March at 18:00 CET, Fabrizio Hernández will speak in a webinar hosted by the Madrid Court of International Arbitrage (CIAM). bit.ly/49XaMi1

On 5 March, Gabriella Monahova will participate in the American Bar Association’s (ABA’s) Women.Connected EU/UK Regional Town Hall. Dr. Monahova and other panelists will discuss their experiences in antitrust and key issues in the field. More: bit.ly/49UnBcO

Last chance to register! Tomorrow, join expert transfer pricing economists, regulators, lawyers, and academics for an in-person discussion on “OECD’s Transfer Pricing Guidance on Intercompany Financing: Does It Help or Not?” Register here: bit.ly/3TmpgRZ

On 20 March at 13:00 CET, Christian Dippon and Ralph Meghames will share their insights on maximizing the impact of the experts’ role in international arbitration through a cross-examination exercise. Register now: bit.ly/3wCOMdZ

Kristopher Boushie and Sharon Brown-Hruska explore how the licensing process for standard essential patents can fail to be fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory and harm innovation, efficiency, and consumers in a CCIA Research Center white paper. bit.ly/3P0PWGi

On 20 March at 15:30 CET, Ralph Meghames will moderate a panel of experts including Julie M. Carey and Tomas Haug as they discuss damages and the legal and economic merits of getting the “right fit” at Paris Arbitration Week 2024. Register here: bit.ly/48Dwvum

On 22 March, Ling Ling Ang will speak at the 2024 Midwest Economics Association Conference, focusing on lifelong learning for non-academic careers. The event features panels by the Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession. More: bit.ly/43cBBws

Last chance! Join Christian Dippon, Ralph Meghames, and a panel of experts as they provide valuable insight into the role of the expert in international arbitration during a dynamic cross-examination exercise. Register here: bit.ly/3PhkML2

Register now! On 20 March at 15:30 CET, Ralph Meghames will moderate a panel of experts including Julie M. Carey and Tomas Haug during “Damages and the Legal and Economic Merits of Getting the ‘Right Fit.’” Learn more: bit.ly/3wKP5Dk

On 25 March, Ling Ling Ang will participate in the “A Crackdown on Fees & the Impact” panel discussion at CBA Live 2024. More: bit.ly/3v67jim

In the April issue of The Electricity Journal, Jeff D. Makholm examines obstacles preventing a physical Dodge City high voltage direct current (HVDC) electricity hub from being created. Learn more: bit.ly/3TeUbzr

Today at 13:00 CET, Christian Dippon, Ralph Meghames, and a panel of experts will provide valuable insights on leveraging the role of the expert in international arbitration through a cross-examination exercise. bit.ly/3IDVd2W

Today at 15:30 CET, Ralph Meghames will moderate a panel of experts including Julie M. Carey and Tomas Haug during a discussion on damages and the legal and economic merits of getting the “right fit.” bit.ly/3TDowct

In “Corporations in Germany Squeezed Between Sharpened Transfer of Function Regulations and DEMPE Contributions,” Yves Hervé and Ronald Bernstein discuss new transfer of function regulations and implications for taxpayers. Read more: bit.ly/4crgMBq

In NERA’s “Trends in Canadian Securities Class Actions: 2023 Update,” Bradley Heys, Robert Patton, and Jielei Mao analyze notable securities class action trends from 2023. Read the full report here: bit.ly/49cnRTV

On 9 April at 18:00 CEST, Bruno Soria will moderate a panel of speakers in a webinar titled “Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Experts Appointed by the Arbitration Tribunal.” Learn more: bit.ly/4aKRo83

George Anstey and Sofia Birattari comment on key battlegrounds that will define the expected quantitative debate following Department for Energy Security and Net Zero’s recently released second Consultation on its Review of Electricity Market Arrangements. For more information:

On 10–12 April, Emmanuel Llinares, Yves Hervé, Vladimir Starkov, Philip de Homont, and Tom Braukmann will attend the IBA/ABA 24th Annual US and Europe Tax Practice Trends Conference to network with leading tax experts. Connect here: bit.ly/43WIQsS

Nicola Tosini recently presented “Methods to Estimate Antitrust Damages” at ENTraNCE, a training for national judges from EU Member States hosted by the EUI Centre for a Digital Society. bit.ly/3PWqdzp