Steven A. Hammond

We are grateful, as well, for the work of Steve Hammond, President of the UIA which also is co-sponsoring this event.I said UIA because I can't pronounce the name in French.

Perhaps most important, this conference would not have been possible without a very generous grant from the Reuters Foundation.

Steven A Hammond Hughes Hubbard & Reed

John Fellas, Steve Hammond and Dan Weiner
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Steve Hammond
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John Fellas (N.Y.), Steven Hammond (N.Y.), José Rosell (Paris) and John Townsend (Washington) -- will be included in The International Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration 2007 (5th Edition) and the Commerical Arbitration chapter of The International Who's Who of Business Lawyers 2007.
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March 2006George Davidson, John Fellas and Steven Hammond have been nominated for The International Who's Who of Commercial Litigation Lawyers 2006

George Davidson, John Fellas and Steven Hammond have been nominated for The International Who's Who of Commercial Litigation Lawyers 2006 (www.WhosWhoLegal.com).
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The ­Guide notes John Fellas' increasingly high profile in the field, pointing to his representation of MacGregor (FIN) Oy, and writes that Steven A. Hammond "was identified as growing in stature both as counsel and arbitrator in ICC, AAA and ad hoc matters.
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January 2006Townsend, Baum, Fellas and Hammond named to The International Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration
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John Townsend, Axel Baum, John Fellas and Steve Hammond have been named to this year's edition of The International Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration.
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January 2006Townsend, Baum, Fellas and Hammond named The International Who's Who of Commerical Arbitration
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John Townsend, Axel Baum, John Fellas and Steve Hammond have been named to this year's edition of The International Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration.
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September 2005John Townsend, Axel Baum, John Fellas and Steve Hammond were listed in the 2005 edition of The International Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration
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John Townsend, Axel Baum, John Fellas and Steve Hammond were listed in the 2005 edition of The International Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration.
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The International Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration describes Townsend as "one of the leading arbitrators in the U.S." and notes that Hammond and Fellas "are also highly rated.
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Other Hughes Hubbard lawyers with biographies in the publication are Axel Baum, George Davidson, Steven Hammond and John Townsend.
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Hughes Hubbard lawyers on the list include Gilson Gray (Banking Law); Candace Beinecke (Corporate Governance and Compliance Law); Jim Bluck, Ned Davis and Jim Modlin (Corporate Law/General); George Davidson (Domestic ADR); John Hoyns (Equipment Finance Law); Ron Abramson and Carole Aciman (Information Technology Law); Steve Hammond (International Arbitration); Marshall Babson and Ned Bassen (Labor and Employment Law); and Ken Lefkowitz (Mergers & Acquisitions Law).
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Axel Baum, John Fellas, Steve Hammond and John Townsend will be listed in The International Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration, 2005, to be published in June.

Expert commentators- Steven Hammond, Jean-Pierre Harb

Steven A. Hammond, a former reporter for the Bangor Daily News and Maine television and radio stations, has been named president of the Union International des Advocates (UIA) a bar association that represents two million lawyers in 100 countries.

He is only the second American to serve as president of UIA, which has six official languages and three working languages, English, French and Spanish.Hammond is fluent in all three and used them in his inaugural speech at Nice, France earlier this year.

Hammond, now a partner in the New York City law firm of Hughes, Hubbard and Reed, worked for the Bangor paper, Portland television station WCSH-TV and Farmington radio station WKTJ before entering the University of Maine Law School.He is a native of Industry and graduated from Mt. Blue High School and Bowdoin College.

Steven A. Hammond, a former reporter for the Bangor Daily News and Maine television and radio stations, has been named president of the Union International des Advocates (UIA) a bar association that represents two million lawyers in 100 countries.

He is only the second American to serve as president of UIA, which has six official languages and three working languages, English, French and Spanish.Hammond is fluent in all three and used them in his inaugural speech at Nice, France earlier this year.

Hammond, now a partner in the New York City law firm of Hughes, Hubbard and Reed, worked for the Bangor paper, Portland television station WCSH-TV and Farmington radio station WKTJ before entering the University of Maine Law School.He is a native of Industry and graduated from Mt. Blue High School and Bowdoin College.

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Rev. Steve Hammond has been president of this organization for two years.The town of Oberlin will host the annual conference of this organization in the Summer of 2001.

STEVEN HAMMOND is Chair of the International Litigation Practice in Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP's New York office, and was identified as one of the world's leading litigation lawyers in Euromoney's Best of the Best.He previously served as President of the Union Internationale des Avocats.

STEVEN A. HAMMOND, A NATIVE OF INDUSTRY, HAS BEEN NAMED PRESIDENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION THAT REPRESENTS SOME 2 MILLION LAWYERS IN 100 COUNTRIES.HAMMOND IS ONLY THE SECOND AMERICAN TO SERVE AS PRESIDENT OF THE ORGANIZATION.STEVE HAMMOND WORKED AT WKTJ, WAS A REPORTER WITH THE BANGOR DAILY NEWS AND WCHS-TV IN PORTLAND BEFORE ATTENDING LAW SCHOOL.HAMMOND, A 1971 GRADUATE OF MT.BLUE HIGH SCHOOL IS AN ATTORNEY WITH THE NEW YORK CITY FIRM OF HUGHES HUBBARD AND REED LLP., SPECIALIZING IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION AND LITIGATION.HAMMOND AND HIS WIFE BETH SNYDER AND TWO CHILDREN RESIDE IN RIDGEWOOD, NEW JERSEY.

Car and train collide in Livermore Falls.

A MAN WHO SAID HE WAS BLINDED BY THE SUN RAN INTO A TRAIN ENGINE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON IN LIVERMORE FALLS.

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