[Dutch] Tweede congres Dutch Arbitration Association – een verslag

26 January, 2015

Artikel W.J.L. de Clerck, ‘Tweede congres Dutch Arbitration Association – een verslag’, TvA 2015/18.

Na het openingscongres in 2013, heeft de Dutch Arbitration Association haar positie als arbitragevereniging bestendigd door een succesvol tweede congres te organiseren, op 1 september 2014 in de Hermitage in Amsterdam.

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Wouter de Clerck

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