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Project description
This project aimed to strengthen the Arbitration Court System in Russia by supporting the professional skills of judges, court administrators and chairmen and law clerks. The project implemented a large scale training program for judges, court administrators and court clerks of Russia’s arbitration (commercial) courts.
As a consortium partner, CILC organised study tours and took the lead in the component for the training of court administrators.
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Project team
Eric Vincken
Project Manager
Paul Broekhoven
Key Expert
Sjef van Erp
Key Expert
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