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On 12 November 2020 the AIJA Real Estate Commission is having its first virtual Commission Day. With this new format, we will combine both scientific content and social parts.

The overall title for the scientific interventions is Real Estate and Digitalisation.

Johannes Meyer-Myklestad (our Vice-President, Board Director of buildingSMART Norway and partner at the law firm Selmer AS, Oslo) is in charge of the first presentation titled "Efficient and Digital Project Development Methodology and Construction“. Digitalization is changing the way we develop and build our construction projects. Through the use of BIM and new project development methodology (i.e. Virtual Design Construction), all parties in construction projects are collaborating earlier (early involvement) and more efficiently. Johannes will present how these concepts fit together and how they may be managed in tomorrow's construction contracts.

The second scientific intervention will host a panel discussing “Digitalization in real estate law: 100% digital and paper-less real estate transactions”. Thomas Seeber (partner at law firm Kunz Wallentin; AIJA Executive Committee member; founder and CEO of Realest8 Technologies) will lead the panel. Austria has just recently experienced the first 100% digital real estate transaction: no notary acts, no physical presence, only computers needed. Listen to how COVID-19 legislation has helped quicken the process to an entirely digital act, instead of lots of paperwork and meetings at the notary’s. The panel will also discuss similar developments in other countries.

Between the presentations, we will have our Commission meeting. Even though COVID-19 is still holding its grip on the world, we are confident that 2021 will allow AIJA to host at least some physical events, especially including the Annual Congress in Zurich and our Commission’s seminar on “Construction Litigation” (joint-seminar with the Litigation commission). We will discuss our contribution to these events.

Our commission day will conclude with a virtual social gathering. Depending on the number of participants, it will be either a speed dating or a gathering in a virtual conference room.

More information on the sessions, speakers and schedule under the programme section of this page.

Please fill in this form if you want to attend any part of our social programme.

Organising Committee

  • Johannes Meyer-Myklestad, Advokatfirmaet Selmer AS
  • Bernd Hauck, Kellerhals Carrard

All academic sessions are recorded and shared in the Resource Centre the week after the events.

This event takes place during:

AIJA Commissions Month
20 October - 20 November 2020

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AIJA Commissions involved
  • Real Estate

Programme

Programme - Real Estate Commission Day

13:00 - 13:15


Speakers
:
  • François Barré, AzamDarley, France
  • Bernd Hauck, Kellerhals Carrard, Switzerland
13:15 - 14:15

Digitalisation is changing the way we develop and build our construction projects. Through the use of BIM and new project development methodology (i.e. Virtual Design Construction), all parties in construction projects are collaborating earlier (early involvement) and more efficiently. Johannes will present how these concepts fit together and how they may be managed in tomorrow's construction contracts.

SpeakerJohannes Meyer-Myklestad, Selmer AS, Norway
14:30 - 15:15

15:30 - 17:00

Thomas Seeber (partner at law firm Kunz Wallentin; AIJA Executive Committee member; founder and CEO of Realest8 Technologies) will lead the panel.
Austria has just recently experienced the first 100% digital real estate transaction: no notary acts, no physical presence, only computers needed. Listen to how COVID-19 legislation has helped quicken the process to an entirely digital act, instead of lots of paperwork and meetings at the notary’s. The panel will also discuss similar developments in other countries.

Moderator
: Thomas Seeber, Kunz Wallentin, Austria
Speakers
  • Sophie Martinetz, FUTURE-LAW, Austria
  • Matthias Lichtenthaler, Federal Computing Center Austria (Bundesrechenzentrum), Austria
17:15 - 18:15


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Organising Committee

Agata ADAMCZYK Adamczyk, Liber & Współpracownicy (POLAND)
Kato AERTS Lydian (BELGIUM)
Cherry ALMEIDA Caland Advocaten (NETHERLANDS)
Giovanni ANGLES Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP (UNITED STATES)
Chris ATKINSON LK Law LLP (UNITED KINGDOM)
Ferenc BALLEGEER FB-tax (BELGIUM)
Luana BARROS Montaury Pimenta, Machado & Vieira de Mello Advogados (BRAZIL)
Marc BUCHMANN Fischer Ramp Buchmann ltd (SWITZERLAND)
Alisa BURKHARD Vectra Advisors (SWITZERLAND)
Davide CANEPA Watson Farley & Williams (ITALY)
Daria CAPOTORTO Tonucci & Partners (ITALY)
Gustavo COELHO Bastilho Coelho Advogados (BRAZIL)
Silvia DAHLBERG Advokatfirman Vinge KB (SWEDEN)
John DAVIES Farrer & Co (UNITED KINGDOM)
Jeroen DE CONINCK DC Advocaten BV (BELGIUM)
Jérôme DEBRAS LEGALIM (FRANCE)
Carlos Federico DELRAZO OCHOA Ecija Mexico, S.C. (MEXICO)
Marika DEVAUX MAAT avocat (FRANCE)
Bérangère DIOT Cabinet d'avocats CADIOU BARBE LAROQUE (FRANCE)
Lauren EVANS Kingsley Napley LLP (UNITED KINGDOM)
Adam FLACKS LK Law LLP (UNITED KINGDOM)
Hannah FRY 39 Essex Chambers’ Commercial and Construction Team (UNITED KINGDOM)
Inga GEORGE boesling IP Rechtsanwälte PartG mbB (GERMANY)
Bruno GUARNIERI Farroco Abreu Advogados (BRAZIL)
Bernd HAUCK Kellerhals Carrard (SWITZERLAND)
Nicolas HERREN Pestalozzi Attorneys at Law Ltd (SWITZERLAND)
Hendrikje HERRMANN Lebuhn & Puchta Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwälten und Solicitor mbB (GERMANY)
Audrey JARRETON Loyens & Loeff Luxembourg SARL (LUXEMBOURG)
Rainer KASPAR PHH Rechtsanwält:innen GmbH (AUSTRIA)
Inka KNAPPERTSBUSCH CMS Hasche Sigle P. v. RAe u. StB mbB (GERMANY)
Julie KÖLZER-WARNECKE M&S Law S.à r.l. (LUXEMBOURG)
Katarzyna KUZMA Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka sp.k. (POLAND)
Sophie LENS ALTIUS (BELGIUM)
Laura MANZ Kellerhals Carrard (SWITZERLAND)
Eliseo M. MARTíNEZ Eliseo M. Martínez (SPAIN)
Giorgia MASSARO DOLCI CERRETA MASSARO SOCIETA TRA AVVOCATI SRL (ITALY)
Edvinas MESKYS Edvinas Meskys (attorney) (LITHUANIA)
Anda MIZE Eleving Vehicle Finance, AS (LATVIA)
Stefan MüLLER Wenger Vieli AG (SWITZERLAND)
Katie NEWBURY Kingsley Napley LLP (UNITED KINGDOM)
Alessandro PACI RP Legal & Tax Associazione Professionale (ITALY)
Krzysztof PAWLAK Schoenherr Halwa sp.k. (POLAND)
Armando PERNA Cappelli RCCD Studio Legale (ITALY)
Jacopo PIEMONTE De Berti Jacchia (ITALY)
Lars RAEDSCHELDERS Fieldfisher LLP (BELGIUM)
Martin RAUBER Eversheds Sutherland Ltd.. (SWITZERLAND)
Eliana RIVERA Lacco S.A.S. (COLOMBIA)
Pierre-Yves SAMSON SAMSON (FRANCE)
Christian SAUER LPA-CGR avocats (FRANCE)
Thomas SEEBER Stadler Völkel Rechtsanwälte GmbH (AUSTRIA)
Claire SHEPHERD Travers Smith LLP (UNITED KINGDOM)
Malini SKANDACHANMUGARASAN Doyle Clayton (UNITED KINGDOM)
Eleni SKOUFARI Cremer & Skoufari (GREECE)
Charlotte TREGUNNA Peters & Peters (UNITED KINGDOM)
Sanne VAN RUITENBEEK Pallas Advocaten (NETHERLANDS)
Dirk WIEGANDT HANEFELD (GERMANY)
Lukas WIESER Zeiler Rechtsanwälte GmbH (AUSTRIA)
Clemens WILLVONSEDER Binder Grösswang Rechtsanwälte GmbH (AUSTRIA)
Christopher WOLTERS Blomstein Part mbB (GERMANY)

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