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XXIst European Traffic Law Days October 8 and 9 2020 in Berlin.
Looking forward to connect in one year. It was a pleasure to organise the Conference 2019 in Athens together with the Organisation / Communication Team of IETL, shaping law and policy.
IETL is the leading international forum shaping policy and law in the field of mobility.
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XXth European Traffic Law Days 3-4 October 2019 in Athens
Link to Conference booking (closed, next Conference will take place on 8-9 October 2020 in Berlin, program and early bird reservation will be available soon):
Main Topics XXth European Traffic Law Days october 3 and 4 2019, Athens:
Brexit
Current situation/what is threatened?
Speakers:
- Lucy Wyles, lawyer, London: Current situation in the UK
- Prof. Ansgar Staudinger, University of Bielefeld: XXth European Traffic Law Days, 10 Years Rome II and Hague Road Traffic Convention: What is threatened by Brexit?
E-Scooter: what law?
E-Scooters (miniature electric vehicles): Quid iuris? Current legal and insurance issues and experience in Germany, France, Austria and other countries.
Speakers:
- Romain Cros, Director Products IARD, COVEA Group, Paris
- Mag. Martin Hoffer, Director ÖAMTC Law services, Vienna
- Peter Jaklin, ADAC e.V., lawyer, Munich
Mobility and technology
Keynote Speakers about digital change and automation at the XXth European Traffic Law Days october 3 and 4 2019 in Athens:
- Lukas Neckermann, Neckermann Strategic Advisors, London
- Dr. Hans-Peter Kleebinder, Expert for #SMARTMobility, Munich
Constant topics
- Current traffic law practice of the European Court of Justice, Speaker: Oskar Riedmeyer, Specialist lawyer for traffic law, Munich
- Developments in settlement of major claims, Speaker: Bernhard Koch, Professor for civil law, University of Innsbruck
- International road traffic accidents: current questions, Moderators: Holger Backu, CEO InterEurope AG, Düsseldorf, and Xavier Legendre, General Manager Bureau Central Français, Paris