Problematic Issues of International Conflict of Law

On March 19 — April 27, Ivanyan & Partners Law Firm and the International and Comparative Law Research Center held a course devoted to the analysis of problematic issues of international conflict of law rules. Participation was open to bachelor’s third and fourth-year students, as well as students of master’s programs, who submitted an entrance essay and showed their interest in studying Private International Law and Comparative Law.

The course allowed its participants to learn more on the current issues of Private International Law based on the example of cross-border secured transactions with a foreign element, and form an understanding of the general principles of private law, issues of financing and bankruptcy of transnational corporations.

All course participants received an access card to the Library on International and Comparative Law Research Center, and some of them were awarded the opportunity to take an internship at Ivanyan & Partners Law Firm.