Cemre Kadioglu Kumtepe
Cemre is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Leicester working on blockchain and smart contracts in online dispute resolution. She is a member of the Istanbul Bar and the New York Bar. She is an accredited mediator in Turkey. She holds an LLM degree from Georgetown University and LLB from Bilkent University. She is interested in the intersection of technology and law. She volunteers for CyberArb, an organization established to raise awareness about cybersecurity in international arbitration.
Practice Area
Panel
- Contributing Author
Qualified Year
- 2018
Experience
- UNIDROIT - International Institute for the Unification of Private Law (2020 - 2021)
- Kabine Law Office (2020 - 2020)
- International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) (2019 - 2019)
- Herguner Bilgen Ucer Attorney Partnership (2017 - 2019)
Membership
- Young ISTAC (Istanbul Arbitration Center)
- YIAG (Young International Arbitration Group of LCIA)
- MAA (Moot Alumni Association)
- Young ICCA (International Congress and Convention Association)
Qualifications
- Phd (2021-present)
- LLM (2019)
- LLB (2017)
- Lawyer (Istanbul Bar) (2018)
- Lawyer (New York State Bar) (2020)
- Mediator (Turkiye) (2023)
Education
- University of Leicester (2021-present)
- Georgetown University Law Center (2019)
- Bilkent University (2017)
1 Contributions by Cemre Kadioglu Kumtepe
CHECKLISTS
Arbitrators’ Cybersecurity and Data Protection Checklist: Legal and Technical Guidance, GDPR/NIS 2 Considerations, and Procedural Orders from Pre-Appointment through Evidence, Hearing, Award and Post-Award
The Checklist seeks to outline the principal actions that arbitrators should consider across the entire course of a proceeding, beginning with appointment and the first procedural order and ending with delivery of the award and completion of their obligations. It offers direction on the types of provisions that may feature in procedural orders addressing data security throughout the duration and lifespan of an arbitration. Please be mindful, in light of the evolving cybersecurity ecosystem and applicable laws and regulations, that this is not an exhaustive catalogue. Rather, the checklist functions as guidance on best practice and clarifies the considerations that may arise at each milestone.
Arbitration phase: pre-appointment of the Tribunal
Legal Steps
Safeguard your digital identity so you are seen as independent and impartial, notwithstanding the difficulties posed by an online presence. Refer to: Checklist for Arbitrators on the Use of Social Media and the Duty of Impartiality—the cybersecurity approach to arbitration.
Technical Steps
Adopt appropriate cybersecurity practices for everyday use of email accounts, passwords, and online platforms when working with case materials supplied by the arbitral institution, and when communicating with the institution, fellow arbitrators, and the parties...
Arbitration
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