São Paulo - AASP
OPENING: Prof. Kazuo Watanabe
1st panel–Moderator: Prof. José Carlos de Magalhães – Singapore Convention: rules of the convention itself (Ana Gonçalves – ICFML); inclusion of the Convention in the Brazilian legal system (Lauro Gama or Luiz Olavo Baptista), comparative analysis between the convention and the mediation law (Prof. Carlos Alberto Salles or Prof. André Carvalho Ramos or director of FGV Direito)
2nd panel – Moderator: Prof. Carlos Alberto Carmona or Luiz Renato Ferreira da Silva– Legal concepts: (i) requirements of the agreement in mediation as an extrajudicial executive title; (ii) available and unavailable right; (iii) judicial approval – limits of judicial analysis/review – intrinsic and extrinsic aspects? Material and formal?; (iv) Judicial and extrajudicial executive title: strengths and weaknesses of each; necessity and usefulness, nullity; (v) capacity and competence of the parties (Cláudio Godoy, Ana Marcato, Cássio Scarpinella, Cláudia Schwerz)
3rd panel– Moderator: Marcelo Calliari – CADE issues (experience in agreements and how much the agreements leveraged the Agency + leniency and compensation agreements (attorney Valter Agra, IBRAC, Maria Paula Dallari)
4th panel– Moderator: Cesar Pereira – Mediation in Public Administration – issues specific to the Public Prosecutor’s Office – Mediation of individuals with the Public Prosecutor’s Office. Is it possible? What would be the usefulness and necessity? If there is (direct) negotiation between individuals and the Public Prosecutor’s Office, would mediation be possible – or viable? (Marçal, Maria Eugenia Marolla, Ricardo Medina, Wallace Paiva Martins Junior, Gustavo Binenjoim, Glaucia Savin, Afonso Motta, Bruno Megna, Floriano Peixoto)
CLOSING: Arnoldo Wald