Event Overview

The Real Estate, Transport and Logistics Law Commission and the Labour Law (+ Immigration Law) Commission are excited to invite you to a seminar in Prague that explores critical legal challenges of our time.

Our event will feature two dynamic tracks.

Real Estate and Transport Track:

The global landscape of real estate, transport, and logistics is undergoing unprecedented transformation. Legal practitioners now navigate a complex ecosystem where EU regulations, Green Deal imperatives, and technological disruption converge. Our seminar will provide a comprehensive exploration of critical legal frontiers reshaping these sectors, focusing on key areas such as sustainable infrastructure strategies, urban logistics revolution, technological disruption in transportation, regulatory landscapes and cross-border challenges, risk management in logistics, and innovative development models. From ESG compliance and zero-emission strategies to intricate legal frameworks governing urban mobility, infrastructure development, and multi-modal logistics ecosystems, we will delve into the most pressing legal challenges facing these dynamic industries.

Labour Law Track:

The world of work is undergoing a profound transformation, challenging traditional employment paradigms through digital platforms, artificial intelligence, and evolving worker expectations. Our seminar will explore the most pressing legal challenges shaping the global future of work, delving into critical areas such as employment status redefinition, cross-border restrictive covenants, data ownership, collective action, and the emerging global "right to disconnect." We will examine how employment law is adapting to the realities of increasingly borderless, digitalised, and flexible work environments. From analysing the sustainability of traditional employment classifications to investigating the extraterritorial reach of employment rights, the seminar will provide a comprehensive exploration of the complex legal landscape that businesses and workers now navigate. Participants will gain insights into the innovative legal approaches emerging in response to rapid workplace transformation, addressing the intricate balance between contractual autonomy, worker mobility, and the ethical considerations of modern employment practices.

Prague offers an inspiring setting for this forward-looking dialogue, bridging historical depth with contemporary innovation.

We invite legal professionals to join us for an unprecedented exploration of law's role in shaping our rapidly evolving global landscape.

Save the date for a seminar that promises to be as dynamic as the legal challenges we'll discuss!

 

We look forward to welcoming you to Prague for a unique opportunity to connect, collaborate, and reimagine legal practice in a changing world.

 

AIJA Commissions involved
  • Labour Law (+ Immigration Law)
  • Real Estate
  • Transport and Logistics Law

Fees & General Info

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Scholarships

If you are a lawyer under 35 years old and meet the requirements, apply to our Scholarship Programme for this event. You can check more details here.

Organising Committee

Felix GOEBEL
Felix GOEBEL Arnecke Sibeth Dabelstein (GERMANY)
Jakub KASL
Jakub KASL bnt attorneys-at-law s.r.o. (CZECH REPUBLIC)
Karolína KŘEŠOVÁ
Karolína KŘEŠOVÁ PRK Partners s.r.o. advokátní kancelář (CZECH REPUBLIC)
Monika KRIZANKOVA
Monika KRIZANKOVA HAVEL & PARTNERS s.r.o., advokatni kancelar (CZECH REPUBLIC)
Hollie RYAN
Hollie RYAN DMH Stallard LLP (UNITED KINGDOM)
Nick VANGENEUGDEN
Nick VANGENEUGDEN Ponet & LVP advocaten (BELGIUM)
Marcin WUJCZYK
Marcin WUJCZYK Wardyński i Wspólnicy sp.k. (POLAND)

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