The legal advisory panel works on the following projects:
Foundational CTC Materials | Purpose | Coordinating lead law firm |
Practitioners’ guide | Guide setting out best practices on CTC items arising in the transactional context | Norton Rose Fulbright |
Official commentary (5th edition): principles-based guide | Guide and reference document for using and understanding the Official Commentary to CTC and the principles on which it is based | AWG secretariat with support of Watson Farley & Williams |
Judicial guide | Handbook setting out fundamental CTC items arising in the litigation context | Norton Rose Fulbright |
Case analysis | Analysis of cases applying CTC | A&L Goodbody Holland & Knight |
Civil aviation authority guide | Guide setting out fundamental CTC items arising in the context of interaction with, actions and decisions by, civil aviation authorities | Abogados Sierra Basch & Rameh |
Annotations to Official Commentary | Work proposing annotations to the Official Commentary for consideration by the CTC academic project | AWG secretariat |
Educational and informational materials Arabic English Portuguese Russian Spanish | Develop educational materials on CTC for use by scholars, students, practicing lawyers, judges and other government officials and industry participants. Part of the CTC academic project. | Pillsbury |
Standing CTC topic groups | Purpose | Coordinating lead law firm |
Disputes and CTC | Monitoring and assessing litigation and key related topics in the context of CTC, including cross-border judicial relief Produce model law on national procedures and CTC, addressing both court procedures and procedures related to the exercise of non-judicial remedies | Norton Rose Fulbright |
Insolvency and CTC | Monitoring and assessing insolvency and key related topics in the context of CTC Produce a primer on, and analysis of, the provisions in CTC which impact insolvency, including cross-border insolvency Produce and maintain a summary of the treatment of core issues addressed by CTC in all national and cross-border insolvency cases to which CTC applies | Watson Farley & Williams |