Event Date
REGISTER HERE for In-Person
"The Concept of Global Law, & its Application in Lex Mercatoria & Transnational Private Law"
Join us for an enlightening presentation that explores the evolving concept of global law—a transformative and decentralized normative trend reshaping legal landscapes beyond national boundaries. Discover this emerging legal paradigm through the lens of Lex Mercatoria and Transnational Private Law, an area of law that epitomizes the fluidity and adaptability of global legal norms. Experience a thought-provoking exploration of how global law's dynamics challenge conventional legal frameworks, inviting us to rethink legal practice in the 21st century.
Dr. Ubilla's academic journey is marked by an impressive breadth of international education and experience, including a PhD from the esteemed University of Edinburgh School of Law, an M.A. in Law from Waseda University in Tokyo, and a J.D. from the Universidad de Chile in Santiago. A respected authority in Legal Theory and Socio-Legal Studies, Dr. Ubilla has enriched the academic community as a professor of legal theory and socio-legal studies at UCN Chile, where he focused on post-modern regulatory trends through the lens of Social Systems Theory. Beyond academia, he brings a wealth of practical experience as a founding partner at Ubilla & Co. Attorneys and Counselors, a firm with a global footprint spanning Chile and China. His extensive legal practice encompasses advising on multifaceted transactions across various jurisdictions and continents, showcasing his versatile expertise in the international legal landscape.
Please contact Andrea Gardner with any questions.