14th Liability Seminar
Location: Paris, France
Date: 30th - 31st January 2025
The European Air Law Association (EALA) invites you to its 14th Liability Seminar which will take place on 31st January 2025 in Paris.
After the extremely successful EALA Conferences held in Paris in 2006 and 2019, Europe’s heralded cultural capital will now be the host city for the Liability Seminar for the first time.
As usual, we start with a dinner on the evening of 30th January 2025 that will be held at Aéro-Club de France, Paris.
The panels are currently being finalized with the last details. The programme will include the following:
- WELCOMING AND OPENING REMARKS
Gregory Laville de la Plaigne, partner, Clyde & Co, Paris
Pablo Mendes de Leon, president of EALA, The Hague
- INTERVIEW with Manuela Goya, secretary general, officer responsible for sustainable development, Transavia, Paris
CONDUCTED by Pablo Mendes de Leon, president of EALA, The Hague
- PRODUCT LIABILITY IN A NEW ERA
Moderated by Gregory Laville de la Plaigne, partner, Clyde & Co, Paris
- AVIATION ON TRIAL | GROUNDED BY LAW OR BOUND FOR A COSTLY SUSTAINABLE FUTURE?
Moderated by Niall Buissing, managing director, Lexavia, Amsterdam
- REJUVENATING THE MONTREAL CONVENTION 1999
Moderated by Laura Pierallini, name partner, Pierallini Studio Legale | professor, LUISS University, Rome
- DIGITALISATION OF AVIATION TOOLS
Moderated by Stephanie Golinvaux, founding partner, Adastone, Brussels
- CRIMINALIZATION OF AVIATION ACCIDENTS
Moderated by Hugo Ramos Alves, professor of law, Lisbon University, Lisbon
The final programme and hotel information will follow in due course.
REGISTRATION
Please register below
HOTELS
Information will follow in due course.
CONTACT
If you have any questions about the seminar or EALA in general, please feel free to reach out to us at sbb@gorrissenfederspiel.com.
DISCOUNTED REGISTRATION FEE FOR STUDENTS
A limited number of air law students will by special application to the Treasurer be able to participate in the Annual Conference for a reduced fee.
CPD CREDITS
EALA’s conferences are normally approved by the Solicitors Regulation Authority of England and Wales for the purposes of Continuing Professional Development credits.
US CLE CREDITS
Many US jurisdictions have an Approved Jurisdictions Policy in place under which US attorneys may count towards their respective CLE requirement credit earned through participation in out-of-state courses accredited by an approved jurisdiction. As the UK (Law Society of England and Wales) is an approved jurisdiction in several states the respective credits earned through participation in EALA’s events can be used for CLE requirements in those states.