Arbitrator Listing for 28th Vis Moot

Mr ALEXANDER MATHAI PAIKADAY

Alexander Mathai Paikaday is a Legal Associate at the New Delhi office of Paikeday & Paikeday Lawyers and enrolled as an Advocate before the Bar Council of Delhi. He is part of the Dispute Resolution team practising before various Indian Courts, including the Supreme Court of India and various High Courts. He is having a keen interest in Investment Arbitration and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), apart from International Commercial Arbitration.

He is the youngest Fellow (FCIArb) in India of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, London, UK.

He has received an appointment as a Sole Arbitrator for 13 NBFC Arbitrations. His fields of practice consist of Arbitration, Corporate Law, Constitutional, Civil Law and Taxation.

He has been an Arbitrator for various International Competitions such as Vis East Moot, Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot and Foreign Direct Investment International Arbitration Moot.

Dr Katerina Palkovska

Katerina is a junior lawyer in a boutique law firm focusing on International Commercial Arbitration as well as a Ph.D. student at the Department of International and European Law, Faculty of Law, Masaryk University. She participated in the 26th Vis Moot and also in the FDI Moot. Katerina studied in Israel, Norway and in Sydney, Australia where she also gained practical experience in an international arbitration center. She has been coaching the Vis Mot Team of Masaryk University, Czech Republic for two years.

Prof Dario Simone Palmiotti

Dario is a Ph.D. Candidate at HKU and a Visiting Professor at RULE.

He has an international background with legal education in civil law and common law jurisdictions. He holds degrees from the National University of Singapore (LL.M.), the University of Lucerne and the University of Neuchâtel (CAS), and the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (J.D. equivalent). He further specialised in arbitration by attending courses such as the widely recognised Arbitration Academy in Paris and the Hague Academy of International Law.

He has significant experience working at arbitral institutions such as HKIAC, AIAC, and THAC. He is admitted as a Fellow of CIArb, SIArb and several institutes of arbitrators in the Asia-Pacific region. He is an accredited HKMAAL General Mediator and is listed as Tribunal Secretary at HKIAC and TIAC.

Since 2017, he has actively advised and coached different universities. He also participates regularly as an arbitrator in competitions held each year in Vienna and Hong Kong.

Dr iur Alissa Palumbo Högger

Dr. Palumbo Högger is the founder of Legal-ease (legal-ease.ch), aimed at providing high quality English editing and instruction to legal academics and lawyers. She currently teaches Legal English at the University of Basel, Switzerland. Previously, she worked as a research assistant and post-doctoral assistant at the University of Basel, where her areas of focus were international commercial law and Anglo-American tort and contract law.
She participated in the 15th and 16th Vis Moots for Pace University, and has had the privilege of coaching many of the University of Basel Vis Moot teams since 2009. She is a Swiss-based American attorney, admitted to the bar in New York.

Ms Rebecca Pang

Rebecca specialises in international arbitration and cross-border dispute resolution where she cca acts in arbitrations under various institutional rules (including ICC, SIAC, AIAC, HKIAC) as well as ad hoc arbitrations. She has advised multinational clients on disputes across a range of industry sectors, in particular the construction sector as well as commercial and joint venture disputes. Her experience also includes corporate crime and investigations, by assisting clients with internal investigations and corporate compliance and addressing anti-money laundering issues.
As a young lawyer, Rebecca brings renewed energy through her innovative and creative approaches in legal solutions. As former mooter herself, she believes in nurturing and cultivating potential by training law students who represent their university and nation at different levels of moot competition.
Rebecca serves on the Commercial Arbitration Committee at the Young Practitioner Group of Asian International Arbitration Centre.

Mr Andrey Panov

Andrey is a Counsel in Allen & Overy’s Dispute Resolution practice based in Dubai. He has over 14 years of experience representing his clients before Russian and foreign courts, as well before arbitral tribunals. Andrey regularly acts as lead counsel in his cases, and has conducted his own advocacy in numerous commercial, construction and investment arbitration cases under the ICC, SCC, LCIA, SIAC and ICAC Rules.

He has also advised his clients on litigation conducted in jurisdictions including England and Wales, Switzerland, Cyprus, Jersey, the British Virgin Islands and the Marshall Islands. In addition, Andrey sits as an arbitrator in domestic and international cases under various sets of rules, including the ICC.

Andrey is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb), the only non-partner member of the LCIA European Users’ Council, Member of the VIAC International Advisory Board, Member of the Board of the Arbitration Institute of the Finland Chamber of Commerce (FAI), Member of the Board of the Russian Arbitration Center. He is recognised in all major legal directories and is highlighted as “one of the top next-generation arbitrators” and “one of the most prominent Russian practitioners” in the field of international arbitration.

Ms Alina Papanastasiou

Alina is an associate at Three Crowns LLP (London), focusing on international arbitration and public international law. Alina holds an LLM in international law with distinction from the University of Cambridge, an LLB (First Class Honours) from the University of Athens and a Minor in Finance from the American College of Greece. She has also studied international business at Harvard University, international commercial litigation and arbitration at the London School of Economics (LSE), and attended the International Academy for Arbitration Law in Paris, where she was awarded the Laureate of the Academy Prize. She has participated at the Willem C. Vis Moot and the FDI International Arbitration Moot, both as a team member, coach and arbitrator, and she was a member of the 2019 FDI Moot Case Committee.

Mr Piotr Paprota

Piotr is a dispute resolution lawyer based in Warsaw, Poland, senior associate in the arbitration team of GESSEL. As an attorney-at-law, admitted to the Warsaw Bar, he advises on various contentious matters, with a focus on international arbitration and commercial litigation. He holds M.A. degrees in Law and in Philosophy from Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland and LL.M. from University of Heidelberg in Germany. Scholar of the International Arbitration Institute in Paris. Growth mindset, business-oriented, with relevant international experience. Speaks Polish, English, German and Spanish. Learns Italian. In his private life Piotr follows his passion for surfing and travelling.

Mr Pedro Parizotto

Attorney at the Arbitration Team from Marques Rosado, Toledo Cesar & Carmona Advogados. Currently enrolled in the Masters Program from the University of São Paulo. Former mootie and current coach of the University of São Paulo Vis Moot Team.

Dr Srikant Parthasarathy

I am a Venture Partner & Counsel with a Family Office firm Chakra Venture Partners LLP . I act as a mentor to the Government on various legal matters. I have conducted 3 Investment dispute matters and 20 + arbitral matters as an arbitrator. I have been a counsel in 100 + arbitrations. .A brief profile of myself is given below for your kind perusal. Linkedin: https://in.linkedin.com/in/srikantparthasarathy

Dr Srikant Parthasarathy is a Chartered Accountant (Rank 2), Chartered Management Accountant(India Topper) and PhD in Finance from USA. He is a mentor at the Government of India (Niti Aayog) & Ministry of Information Technology. He comes with 13 years of experience in the Investment Banking industry starting with Citibank and moving on to become the Head of Process and Policies at Daimler. He currently is the Managing Partner at Chakra Venture Partners LLP, a boutique Private Equity, Tax, M&A, Corporate Finance, IPO Advisory firm with focus on Legal Counsel and Arbitration. He also is a Professor of Finance at IIMs, SP Jain India and global campuses The firm operates in India, Singapore and UK with 7 partners worldwide

Mr Artur Paulon Rodrigues

Lawyer in Brazil (LLB at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul in 2014) with its practice focused in Corporate Law, Litigation and Arbitration (Brazilian Bar Association n. 96.854). Honorable mention for best team orals in the Willem C. Vis Moot (2014/2015). Certificate in the Duke University / University of Geneva Summer Institute in Transnational Law (2016). Extension in International Commercial Arbitration at Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (2015). Economics degree from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (2011 - on going). Extension in Brazilian Corporate Law at UNISINOS (2015). Member of the Brazilian Arbitration Committee (2016).

Prof Vladimir Pavic

Vladimir Pavic is a Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade, where he teaches Private International Law, Arbitration, Competition Law and International Business Law. He was a recurrent Visiting Professor at University of Graz and Central European University.
He currently serves as Vice-President of the Belgrade Arbitration Center and is a member of the State Council of the Republic of Serbia for Private International Law. He acted as arbitrator counsel and expert witness in a number of ad hoc arbitrations and arbitrations organized under various institutional rules, and is listed since 2013 in Global Arbitration Review The International Who’s Who Legal for Arbitration, as well as on the lists of arbitrators of institutional arbitrations attached to chambers of commerce in Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro and Macedonia, and on the list of GIAC. He has advised and acted in a number of cross-border litigations in both
civil and common law jurisdictions.

He holds his LL.B from the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Law (1994), and his LL.M. (1996) and S.J.D. (1998) from the Central European University, Budapest. He was a FCO Chevening/Soros Visiting Student at the Lincoln College, Oxford University (1996-7) and a researcher at the T.M.C. Asser Instituut, Den Haag (1996).

Ms Veronika Pavlovskaya

Veronika Pavloskaya is a Counsel at the London Court of International Arbitration. Before joining the LCIA, she worked as a senior associate at an international law firm specialising in dispute resolution and technology law. Veronika is a legal-tech enthusiast; her particular interest includes the use of technology in dispute resolution, she often takes part in legal-tech hackathons as a mentor and a participant. Veronika attended the advanced course in Investment Arbitration at the Arbitration Academy in Paris, did an internship at the International Court of Arbitration of the ICC, and did her LLM at Queen Mary University of London (Chevening scholar). Veronika is also involved in various educational and mooting activities; in particular, she has participated in the Vis Moot and multiple pre-moots as a mootie, arbitrator and coach since 2014.

Ms Marie Pedersen

.

Mr Michael Peer

Michael leads Control Risks’ Forensic and Technology practice across Asia Pacific. He is based in Singapore with over 25 years of experience assisting clients with sensitive situations. He is recognized as a global leader in the area of dispute resolution involving commercial, investor state (BIT) or state on state, in various forums including arbitration, litigation and mediation. He acts as an expert, and arbitrator, on a range of matters including accounting and quantum issues in a wide range of industries. Michael specialises in cross border disputes involving arbitration and has acted under ICC, UNCITRAL, LCIA, NIA, SCC, PCA, ICSID, SIAC and VIAC rules as well as disputes in the English High Court, the US Courts and in various other jurisdictions across the Caribbean and Central Europe. He gained his CPA - CA designation before leaving his home country of Canada, is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and earned his LLM focusing on construction related arbitration. He is also a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. He has experience in dealing with disputes between private companies, cases involving sovereign states, in particular disputes under bilateral investment treaties, and private arbitration to settle family feuds.

Dr Ana Pepeljugoska

Born on 04.01.1990 in Skopje Macedonia. Finished her master studies (LLM) in the field of intellectual property law at the Faculty of law Justinianus Primus Skopje in 2013, program with double degree with the University of Strasbourg. Obtained Ph.D. degree at the Faculty of law Justinianus Primus Skopje on 19/12/2017. Works in the Law office Pepeljugoski, Skopje as attorney at law. Has participated in the VIS MOOT in 2012 and won the Honorable Mention in the scope of the best oralist award. Since 2013 is involved in the VIS MOOT as coach of the team of University Ss. Cyril and Methodius Faculty of law Justinianus Primus Skopje and an arbitrator.Has taken part in various seminars and conferences, among which The Hague Academy of Private International Law, Vierte IRZ Sommerschule, Goethe Sprachkurse etc. Published several articles as author/co-author and is author of a book "Protection of intellectual property rights on the social media".

Prof Pilar Perales Viscasillas,

Prof. of Commercial Law Uc3m. Member of the CISG-AC.

Dr Cesar Pereira

Chartered Arbitrator and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (Brazil Branch). Senior partner at Justen, Pereira, Oliveira & Talamini (São Paulo) and co-head of the firm’s Infrastructure and Arbitration practices. Cesar's legal practice as counsel, arbitrator, legal expert or consultant focuses on government contracts, public procurement, PPPs, infrastructure projects, construction, regulated industries, international sale of goods (CISG), and related arbitration or litigation. JSD and LLM in Public Law (PUC-SP, Brazil). Visiting Scholar, Columbia University, University of Nottingham and George Washington University. Member of the Vis East Board of Directors and Fellow of the Public Procurement Research Group - PPRG (University of Nottingham).

Dr Natalia Perova

Dr Natalia Perova is a Russian-speaking English barrister and international arbitrator dealing with international commercial disputes in English courts and international arbitration. She acts as an advocate and as an arbitrator in matters involving commercial contracts, international trade, financing, loan agreements, international civil fraud, company and shareholder disputes, questions of jurisdiction and conflict of laws. Natalia is also Head of International Dispute Resolution Group at Lamb Chambers, London.

Natalia has experience of both civil and common law jurisdictions and is often instructed and appointed as an arbitrator in cases involving Russian-speaking parties or foreign law. She has a PhD in International Law and has previously been a university lecturer in law for 5 years.

Her extensive academic experience, coupled with multi-language skills and extensive cultural awareness, positions her well to deal with complex cross-border matters involving international parties or where foreign law experts are involved. She combines her deep theoretical knowledge and academic experience with a practical business mindset and is able to grasp complex areas where experts are called to give evidence.

In recent years, Natalia has developed a strong interest in science and technology and is keen to build her practice and arbitral tribunal appointments in this area, especially where the analysis of expert evidence is required. She is particularly interested in the legal and business issues arising in the life-science industries, such as pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, where she can add value through her deep legal insight and ability to understand business and science.

Natalia is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb), regularly speaking at events and conferences and providing training to international lawyers.

Dr iur Dr phil Adolf Peter

Dr. iur. Dr. phil. Adolf Peter is Associate Professor at the Shanghai University of Political Science and Law focusing on International Arbitration, Corporate Governance and Business Ethics. He is the President of the European-Chinese Belt and Road Initiative Association seated in Austria. Dr. Peter has gained extensive experience both in common and civil law working for several international law firms in Austria and Singapore. He is listed as arbitrator in many arbitration institutions worldwide (e.g. SIAC, SHIAC, VIAC, AIAC, etc.). Moreover, Dr. Peter is a Fellow of the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators (SIArb), the Austrian-Chinese Legal Society (Vienna), the Asian Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolution (FAIADR) and the Bali International Arbitration and Mediation Center (BIAMC). He is member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) and the Austrian Arbitration Association (ArbAut). Furthermore, he is a committee member of the SIArb Publications & Website Committee.

Mr RA Flavio Peter

Flavio Peter is a Partner with Peter&Kim Ltd, specializing in international and domestic arbitration in Switzerland. He primarily represents parties but also regularly acts as arbitrator in international (commercial) arbitration disputes under different sets of rules (ICC Arbitration and ADR Rules, Swiss Rules, UNCITRAL Rules, VIAC Rules, DIS Rules and ad hoc).
Flavio Peter graduated from the Universities of Lucerne and Geneva 2008. Before joining Peter&Kim Ltd., he worked in the arbitration team of a mid-sited firm Ltd. for more than ten years. Flavio was admitted to the Zurich bar in 2012, and he acquired his LL.M. from the renowned UC Berkeley in 2014.
Since his own participation in the Vis Moot in 2006 Flavio Peter has gained extensive coaching and arbitrator experience in the competition and is lecturer at the University of Zurich.

Ms Natasha Peter

I qualified as a Barrister, England & Wales in 2001 and practiced at the English Bar for 5 years, specialising in commercial, public law, planning and employment litigation. In 2006 I moved to France to join the arbitration department of the French law firm Gide Loyrette Nouel. I qualified as a avocat à la cour (2010) and am now counsel at Gide, as well as a member of Cornerstone Barristers, specialising in commercial and investment arbitration. I also teach French litigation and arbitration for the English language LLM at Cergy Pontoise University.

Professor Dr Niek Peters

Professor Dr Niek Peters is an expert in the field of (international) arbitration, both commercial and investment. He has been counsel in numerous arbitrations and court proceedings, governed by various procedural and substantive laws, relating to diverse legal issues (e.g. M&A, shareholder disputes, commercial contracts, investments, director’s liability and professional liability) and sectors (e.g. energy, construction, engineering and IT). In addition, he has acted as counsel in court proceedings relating to arbitration, including, but not limited to, proceedings regarding the enforcement and annulment of arbitral awards. Moreover, Niek has sat as arbitrator in national and international arbitrations, both institutional and ad hoc, having acted as chair, sole arbitrator and co-arbitrator.

Niek is professor of international commercial arbitration at the University of Groningen, at which university he has been teaching the course “international commercial disputes settlement law” since 2008. He obtained his PhD from this university in 2015. Subsequently, Niek published the book “The fundamentals of international commercial arbitration”. Niek regularly speaks at national and international conferences and publishes frequently in (international) journals.

Ms Jurgita Petkutė

Jurgita Petkutė is a partner at KNOETZL in Vienna. Jurgita specializes in international commercial and investment arbitration where her experience spans over 15 years. Jurgita practices both as counsel and as arbitrator with a special focus on the Baltic, CEE and SEE region. She has handled arbitration disputes under various applicable substantive laws and arbitration rules. Her experience includes large disputes in the energy sector (electricity, oil, gas exploration, transport and supply agreements), disputes stemming from construction agreements (under the FIDIC Books and others), international sales disputes as well as disputes arising out of insurance, transportation, shipping and privatisation agreements. Jurgita is a registered European lawyer at the Vienna Bar (Austria) and a member of the Lithuanian Bar.

Mr Ivan Petrov

My name is Ivan Petrov and currently I am LL.M Candidate in International Dispute Resolution in Humboldt-Iniversität zu Berlin which is a Master Program focused on International Commercial and Investment Arbitration. In 2018 I obtained my first master degree in Law from Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski” in Bulgaria. During my studies I have undertaken many extracurricular activities. I have participated in two international moot court competitions in the fields of the European Union Law on behalf of the teams of Sofia University – The European Law Moot Court and the EUROPA Moot Court Competition as well as The National Commercial Moot Court Competition in Sofia. I have also concluded an internship through the Erasmus + Program in the law office of BRANDI Rechtsanwälte in Paderborn, Germany. I have experience in working with two of the leading law firms in Bulgaria, the one specialized in European Union Law and the other in Commercial and Civil Litigation. My special professional interests are concentrated on National and International Civil Procedural Law and Commercial Arbitration. I look forward to hearing the best young professionals in arbitration from all over the world who will take part in this remarkable Moot Court Competition.

Dr Stefanie Pfisterer

Dr. Stefanie Pfisterer, LL.M. (Harvard) is a partner at Homburger AG in Zurich. Stefanie Pfisterer's practice focuses on international and domestic arbitration as well as litigation. She acts as arbitrator and counsel in complex proceedings before arbitral tribunals and state courts. Stefanie Pfisterer is a lecturer at the University of St. Gallen, a member of the Arbitration Court of the Swiss Arbitration Centre and a member of the ICC Commission on Arbitration & ADR for Switzerland. Before joining Homburger AG, she worked as a Senior Associate at WilmerHale, London. Prior to that, she had been an intern at the Singapore International Arbitration Centre, a regional court in Switzerland as well as the Permanent Mission of Switzerland to the United Nations in New York. Stefanie Pfisterer frequently publishes and speaks in the field of international commercial arbitration and related fields.

Prof F. Peter Phillips

F. Peter Phillips is an arbitrator and mediator in the New York City area. He is Director of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Skills Program at New York Law School, where he is Distinguished Adjunct Professor. He is active in the American Bar Association (Dispute Resolution and Business Law Sections), the U.I.A., and other bar associations. He is author of several law review articles on cross-cultural dispute resolution and history of arbitration, and wrote four award-winning films on resolving conflicts arising from business and human rights. He is a graduate of Dartmouth College (cum laude), the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (Dipl.), and New York Law School (magna cum laude). He is a member of the bars of New York, New Jersey, California, and the United States Supreme Court.

Ms Anastasija Piazenko

Anastasija is working at the European Parliament as a Policy Advisor to a Member of the European Parliament. She specializes in Economics, Financial Services, Taxation and Anti-Money Laundering. Previously, she has worked in public affairs and the European Parliament TAX3 Secretariat. Anastasija holds Master of Laws (LLM) from the University of Edinburgh, where she wrote a dissertation on enforcement of arbitral awards against a state. Anastasija has previously represented the University of Edinburgh at the Vis Moot herself.

Mr ANTEO PICELLO

Legal Manager and qualified Italian lawyer (dirigente, avvocato); LL.M. with 10PQE, currently serving inhouse the Italian branch of a multinational group, world leader in its industry. Former Associate of a leading international law firm with HQ in the USA, with a number of experiences in corporate, commercial, transportation, energy regulation, debt restructuring, m&a, compliance, corporate governance, complex litigations and commercial arbitration, EU law and generally international business law both in the negotiations and contentious stage. Passionate and proactive supporter of promoting ADR (and Abitration in particular) as best practice to be chosen by international business players in order to promote legal certainty in the wider global business community. ADR addressed on a need-to basis over the years.

Dr Maximilian Pika

Dr. Maximilian Pika is a Partner with the arbitration boutique Aurelius Cotta in Frankfurt, Germany. He has advised sovereign States and foreign investors in multiple treaty arbitrations. In addition, he acts as counsel and arbitrator in international commercial arbitrations. He is dual-qualified as an English barrister as well as in Germany. The Vis alumnus founded a team in Ethiopia.

Mr Tobias Pinkel

Tobias Pinkel is a lecturer (Lehrbeauftragter) at the University of Bremen and the Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg and researcher at the Centre of European Law and Politics in the fields of conflicts of law, comparative private law and European and international contract law. He participated in the Vis Moot 2007/08 and is the coach of the Vis Moot team of the University of Bremen since 2017.

Mr John B Pinney

I have practiced as a lawyer for over 45 years, including 30 years in International Commercial Arbitration, primarily as counsel. I currently teach International Commercial Arbitration at the University of Cincinnati College of Law. I have also coached the Cincinnati Vis Team for the past 4 years and have volunteered as an arbitrator at the Vis Moot for the past 10 years.

Mr Alexey Pirozhkin

Alexey has over 7 years of dispute-resolution experience gained through his tenure at international law firms and service with an international judicial body. Currently he is an Associate with Queritius. Alexey has experience participating in the resolution of complex international disputes in, among others, the fields of construction, international trade, M&A, and pharmaceuticals under different arbitration rules, including SCC, ICC, VIAC, LCIA, CIETAC, Lewiatan Court of Arbitration, the International Arbitration Court at the BelCCI.

Mr Patrick Pithon

Patrick Pithon is a Swiss qualified attorney specialising in international commercial and sports arbitration. He advises athletes, clubs and sports federations in a wide range of matters, particularly in proceedings before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Additionally, he acts as counsel or secretary to the arbitral tribunal in commercial arbitration proceedings under various rules, including the ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, and Swiss Rules. He also advises clients in arbitration-related court proceedings in Switzerland, including actions to set aside Swiss arbitral awards or to recognise and enforce foreign arbitral awards.

Patrick is the Legal Coordinator of the Swiss Esports Federation and serves as Co-Chair of the Swiss VYAP (Very Young Arbitration Practitioners).

Prior to joining LKK, he worked as an associate in the sports and arbitration department of an international law firm in Geneva. He also gained experience as a junior associate in the litigation and arbitration department of a top-tier law firm in Geneva and in the International Cooperation team of the Enforcement Division of the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA).

Patrick holds a law degree from the University of Lausanne (summa cum laude) and is admitted to the Geneva Bar, where he ranked first in his class.

Mr Cédric Pittet

Cédric Pittet is an associate in Baker McKenzie’s Dispute Resolution Practice Group in Zurich, Switzerland.

Cédric graduated from the University of Basel, where he participated at the Vis Moot Court both as a team member and as a student coach. Prior to joining Baker McKenzie, Cédric worked as research and teaching assistant at the chair of Prof. Dr. iur. Ulrich G. Schroeter at the University of Basel. Subsequently he worked as a law clerk at the Court of Appeal in Basel-Stadt and as a junior associate for a major law firm in Zurich. Cédric was admitted to the Swiss bar in 2023 and joined Baker McKenzie in the same year.

Cédric advises in the field of dispute resolution and general contract law, with a focus on national and international disputes in commercial law. He represents before state courts and international arbitral tribunals.

Mrs Luljeta Plakolli-Kasumi

Dr. Luljeta Plakolli-Kasumi is a Kosovo-based lawyer and lecturer with extensive experience with over 10 years in commercial law. She holds a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Pristina, Law Faculty and an LL.M. degree from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, and a Ph.D. from the University of Prishtina and is an Assistant Professor in the Civil Law Department of the Law Faculty where she teaches business and contract law, intellectual property law and arbitration law. She was a VIS Moot participant in 2004 representing the Law Faculty of the University of Prishtina and she also coached teams of the Law Faculty for the VIS Moot Competition. Mrs. Plakolli-Kasumi serves on the list of arbitrators of the Permanent Tribunal of Arbitration attached to the Kosovo Chamber of Commerce and is an author of several publications in the field of arbitration. She is fluent in Albanian, English, Turkish, and Serbian languages.

Mr James Plotkin

James Plotkin is a bilingual litigation and disputes partner in Gowling WLG's Ottawa office. He holds an LL.L., J.D. and LL.M. from the University of Ottawa and enjoys the distinct honour of having been an oralist on the winning team at the 22nd Vis Moot. James has been coaching the Ottawa Team ever since. With an academic background grounded primarily in commercial, intellectual property and technology law, James's practice includes international and domestic commercial arbitration and litigation, intellectual property, administrative law and insolvency law. James co-authored commentaries on Ontario and British Columbia's arbitration legislation (Thomson Reuters). He has also authored several peer-reviewed articles on arbitration and intellectual property-related topics. James is a rostered arbitrator and domain name dispute panelist with several institutions.

Ms Paridhi Poddar

I am currently working as a legal advisor with Allen & Overy LLP in their London office. I am a graduate of the National University of Juridical Sciences, India (B.A. LL.B.) and the University of Oxford (Bachelor of Civil Laws). I participated in Vis Vienna in 2016. To find out more details about me, please visit my LinkedIn profile at https://www.linkedin.com/in/paridhipoddar/.

Dr Malgorzata Pohl-Michalek

30.10.2018 Defended PhD with distinction (summa cum laude).
Currently Assistant Professor at the Department of Civil and Private International Law of the University of Silesia.
since 2013 mediator in the Mediation Center "Facultas Iuridica" in Katowice, Poland.
10.2013 – 10.2018 PhD student in law (full time), University of Silesia, Katowice, Poland, cotutelle with University of Osnabruck (Germany)
10.2011 – 06.2012 Programme in European Private Law for Postgraduates (PEPP). (Max Planck Institute, Hamburg, Cambridge University).
09.2008 – 06.2009 Law, Sheffield Hallam University, Great Britain.
09.2006 – 07.2011 Law, University of Silesia, Katowice, Poland. Graduated with the title: Master of Laws.
INTERNATIONAL AWARDS
8.06.2012 ‘Best Speaker’ in the ‘European Court of Justice Moot Competition’ in the ‘Programme in European Private Law for Postgraduates’.
5.04.2012 III Place (Best Speaker) - the ‘Martin Domke Award for Best Individual Oralist’ in the 19th Willem C. Vis Moot International Arbitration Moot.
27.02.2011 ‘Best Speaker, III Place” at the pre-moot to the 18th Willem C. Vis Moot International Arbitration Moot Competition, in Prague.

Ms Pirkka-Marja Põldvere

Pirkka-Marja Põldvere is an attorney-at-law and a partner at LEADELL Pilv Law Office, Estonia. Her practice areas include general commercial counseling and dispute resolution. She has been acting as a counsel to a party in arbitration, as well as an arbitrator.
Pirkka holds a Master of Laws in International Commercial Arbitration Law (LL.M.) from Stockholm University (2004). She has been lecturing on arbitration and international civil procedure at the University of Tartu (2006 -2010). She has also contributed to several Estonian and international publications. E.g., she has compiled (with I. Nurmela) the ADR special edition of Juridica (I/2014), the law magazine of the University of Tartu, containing also her articles “Eight Years of Model Law: Does Arbitration in Estonia Comply with the Model?” and “Effective Alternative Dispute Resolution” (latter with I. Nurmela).
International publications have noted: “Pirkka-Marja Põldvere has a growing presence, winning praise from market commentators” and “Clients praise Pirkka-Marja Põldvere for her sharp negotiation skills”.
See more: http://leadell.ee/en/attorneys/pirkka-marja-poldvere/

Ms Chelsea Pollard

Chelsea Pollard, International Case Counsel at the AIAC and member of the California State Bar (December 2018), graduated Cum Laude and Order of the Coif from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles. At the AIAC, she manages arbitration, including fast-track arbitration, mediation, and adjudication cases, and liaises with counsels and arbitrators to ensure procedural efficiency and provide assistance. This experience has allowed her the opportunity to assist with decisions on challenges to arbitrators, technical reviews of awards, consolidations, and other various requests. She also has experience as a tribunal secretary. She is a member of the AIAC Standard Form of Building Contracts Team as well as on the organizing committee for Asia ADR Week and the AIAC Pre-Moot and spearheaded the launch of both the AIAC Technology Expert Committee and ADR Online: An AIAC Webinar Series. She was appointed as the AIAC representative for the AIAC Young Practitioner’s Group’s Commercial Arbitration Committee and elected as Co-Chair of the American Society of International Law’s New Professionals Interest Group. She also sits as the Chair of the Asia Campaign for Arbitrator Intelligence and Social Media Co-Chair of the American Bar Association’s Women in Dispute Resolution Committee.

Mr Richard Poon

Richard is a qualified lawyer in Hong Kong, a Fellow of CIArb (FCIArb), and a dually qualified civil engineer in the UK and Hong Kong (MICE CEng, MHKIE). He works on international arbitration, commercial litigation construction and insolvency matters. He is also a committee member of the CIArb East Asia Young Member Group.

Mr Alexander Popelyuk

Alexander Popelyuk is a Partner in the Dispute Resolution and Bankruptcy and Restructuring practices of Lidings.
His expertise within the firm spans bankruptcy, insolvency proceedings and business restructuring, as well as representing clients’ interests in employment disputes and corporate conflicts, insurance disputes and advising on debt collection issues. Alexander has an extensive experience in advising Russian and international companies from different industrial sectors, mainly from oil and gas, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, manufacturing, IT and electronics, as well as major financial institutions and energy sector companies.
Alexander is a member of the Moscow City Bar, author of multiple articles and legal reviews on the key issues of dispute resolution, debt recovery and bankruptcy, active participant in major professional legal community’s events as an invited expert.

Mrs Tatjana Popovski Buloski

Tatjana Popovski Buloski is the founding partner of Popovski & Partners. She is a legal expert with 20 years of experience in the legal sector in the Republic of North Macedonia. Her vast experience includes various projects focused on securities, energy, telecommunications, insurance, concessions and PPP.

Ms Chithra Powathikunnil George

Chithra P. George is the Managing Partner of GMC JUSTITIA. She is admitted to the Bar in India and focuses on international and domestic arbitration and litigation. She graduated on the Dean’s List from the ILS Law College, Pune. Thereafter, she pursued her first Master’s in Law in International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution from the National University of Singapore (NUS) with full scholarship and stipend. She pursued her second Master’s in Law in International Dispute Settlement at the MIDS, Geneva, a joint programme of the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies and the University of Geneva, from where she graduated with First Class Honours. During the Pre-University days, Chithra has had a rich exposure in representing her country in Japan by entering into negotiations with Japanese officials as part of furthering Indo-Japan bilateral relations. While pursuing her undergraduate studies in law, she bagged multiple awards for academic excellence and graduated as a University rank holder. Her law school life speaks volumes of her passion for dispute settlement wherein she won many national and international moot court competitions. She has also acted as Presiding Arbitrator at the Willem C. Vis Vienna and Vis East Moots.

Dr Tom Christopher Pröstler

Tom Christopher Pröstler acts in international arbitration proceedings under all major arbitration rules, in particular ICC, HKIAC, DIS and UNCITRAL Rules. He has special expertise advising clients with regard to large infrastructure and plant construction projects and on technology related disputes. A further focus of his practice are conflicts between western and Asian parties. In this regard, he also has good expertise in distribution, corporate, white-collar crime and post-M&A matters. He moreover acts before state courts, in alternative dispute resolution proceedings and as arbitrator.

Tom joined CMS Munich in 2013 and helped open CMS’ new Hong Kong office in 2016. Since 2018, he divides his time between Berlin and Hong Kong and was made partner in 2021. Before starting with CMS, he worked for two years with another international law firm in Berlin and was a fellow at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin for over three years, where he is now a visiting lecturer.

Mr Felix Prozorov-Bastians

Present Position
Partner with GvW Graf von Westphalen

Training / Professional Experience
German lawyer since 2000
Russian lawyer since 1995 (MGU)
Legal practice since 2000
Partner at GvW Graf von Westphalen since 2006

Areas of specialisation:
International arbitration: commercial, M&A, corporate disputes, real estate, energy, IT. Commercial litigation


Arbitral experience
Experience as counsel and arbitrator (DIS, ICC, ad hoc). Experience as chairing arbitrator (DIS). Type of arbitration proceedings involved in: post-M&A disputes, plant construction, international supply of goods, real estate

Ms Adriana Noemi Pucci

Adriana Noemi Pucci is a senior partner at Adriana Noemi Pucci – Sociedade de Advogados in São Paulo, Brazil since 2012 and represents domestic and international clients in commercial arbitrations relating to, inter alia, construction of wind farms, construction of hydro-electric power stations, energy, constructions under the regime of maximum price guaranteed, real estate, franchising, corporate disputes, shareholders agreements, futures contracts, port services, unfair competition, agency agreements, international sale of goods and services agreements.
She has acted as counsel, chairman, party-appointed arbitrator or sole arbitrator under the auspices of the ICC and other Brazilian institutions, as well as arbitrator in ad hoc arbitration proceedings. She also provides consultancy on the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards and domestic arbitral awards.
She is a listed arbitrator in several different arbitration institutions: SHIAC (Shanghai International Arbitration Center), ICDR (International Center for Dispute Resolution), CAM- CCBC (Arbitration Center of the Brazil-Canada Chamber of Commerce), CAM-BOVESPA (Market Arbitration Chamber), CAM-FIESP (Mediation and Arbitration Chamber of Federation of Industries of São Paulo), CAMARB (Brazilian Enterprises Arbitration Chamber), CAM-IE (Mediation and Arbitration Chamber of the Engineering Institute), CAE (Mediation and Arbitration Center of the European Chambers), among others.

Mr Anastas Punev

Anastas has been coaching the Vis Moot team of the Sofia University since 2013 after participating in the 20th Vis Moot. He is a practicing lawyer in Sofia, Bulgaria, specialized in civil and commercial law, as well as dispute resolution. Anastas is also an Assistant Professor in civil procedure at the Sofia University.

Mr Dan Virgil Puscasiu

BA in History (University of Milan). MA in History and Social Sciences (University of Milan and University of Savoy-Chambéry). Currently studying law at University of Milan. Participant in the XXI Vis Moot, obtained honorable mentions in the Frédéric Eisemann and Martin Domke Awards.

Mr Karl Peter Puszkajler

Appeal Court Judge in Munich till 2011
International Arbitrator since 1996
Projects: legal consultancies (Rwanda, Kurdistan, Ethiopia) since 1995
Teaching experience (courses in Russia, Syria, Tunesia etc) since 2000

Mr Stan Putter

Stan Putter is a partner in the International Litigation & Arbitration Practice Group. Most of his work involves acting as counsel or arbitrator in international arbitrations and as counsel in arbitration related litigation.

His practice focuses on arbitration and international litigation. Stan is involved in dispute resolution in various sectors, including energy, telecom, construction, offshore, petrochemical, financial services, transportation and distribution.

Stan has extensive experience with handling international arbitrations as counsel (which includes ICC, LCIA, SCC and NAI arbitrations). In addition to his counsel work, Stan also sits as international arbitrator.

Stan also has significant experience with international litigation before the Netherlands courts. His experience includes acting in cases relating to international arbitrations, such as enforcement and setting aside proceedings as well as obtaining interim relief in support of arbitrations. Other international disputes he deals with mainly involve interim measures, attachments and enforcement.

Dr Donikë Qerimi

Donikë Qerimi is a Professor of Private International Law at the University of Prishtina (Kosovo) . She has been coaching the University of Prishtina Vis Moot team for the last 13 years.
She has a PhD in Private International Law, with a specialty in jurisdiction in commercial matters, from Ghent University in Belgium. She earned her LLM degree at the University of Pittsburgh, USA, in the field international and comparative law.
She is an awardee of multiple international scholarships including the Basileus IV scholarship for her research at the Ghent University, the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law (Hamburg, Germany) scholarship for international researchers for her research at that Institute, University of Pittsburgh scholarship for her LLM studies and more.
Besides her academic work, she also serves as a legal expert and consultant for international and local organisations in policy making. She continuously serves as an external advisor to Kosovo institutions, including the President of the country and the Ministry of Justice.

Ms Julia R. Lage Parra

Associate at Costa Tavares Paes Advogados in São Paulo, Brazil
Licensed to practice in Brazil
LL.M in General Studies with Arbitration Certificate from Georgetown University Law Center

Dr Ajar Rab

Prof. (Dr.) Ajar Rab is the founding partner at ANR LAW LLP, Dehradun, and an arbitrator. His practice areas include international arbitration, corporate transactions, and commercial litigation. He handles several arbitrations and commercial litigations relating to energy disputes, EPC contracts, infrastructure disputes, amongst others. He has previously worked with ministries, government bodies, and policy institutes.
Dr. Rab is a ‘Professor of Practice’ at the School of Law, University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Dehradun, Distinguished Visiting Professor at National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS), Kolkata, Visiting Professor at National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore, and visiting faculty in other law schools of the country. He frequently trains executives and legal teams of multi-national corporations, civil servants, and teaches courses on Negotiation and Drafting of Commercial Documents, Litigation Strategy, and International Commercial Arbitration at various law universities in India.
He has authored books on ‘Interim Measures in International Commercial Arbitration: A Comparative Review’ (Kluwer Law International) and ‘Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016’ (EBC) and Drafting of Contracts (EBC). He has published several academic papers in leading national and international journals and was cited by a Full Bench of the Supreme Court of India.

Ms Anna Katharina Radschek

In 2010/2011 I participated in the Willem C Vis Moot as a member of the Vienna Team . After I finished law school I started working in a small law firm that specialises in criminal and civil law. From 2014 to 2017 I worked for one of the leading commercial law firms in Vienna as an associate in the Practice area "Dispute Resolution", with my main focus on commercial litigation. For over 10 years I have been practising in the fields of litigation and arbitration focussing on corporate and commercial disputes.

Ms Lucia Raimanova

Lucia is a solicitor-advocate of England & Wales specialising in international commercial and investment treaty arbitration. Before relocating to Bratislava in June 2016 to head the firm’s arbitration practice within the CEE, Lucia practised with the firm for over ten years in London and Hong Kong. Lucia has been named a Global Thought Leader in Arbitration by Who's Who Legal 2023 as the only lawyer from Slovakia. Lucia is also a Member of the Board of the Vienna International Arbitral Centre and of the British Chamber of Commerce in Slovakia.

Mr BHAVIK RAJANI

Bhavik completed his LL.B (Hons) from Goa University (India) in 2003, and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb); Fellow of the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators and a CEDR Accredited Mediator. He was trained at Crawford Bayley & Co. Mumbai (India) and Allen & Gledhill, Singapore before joining the National University of Singapore for postgraduate studies in International Commercial Arbitration and International Investment Law. He has also attended an advanced level programme in International Investment Arbitration organised by ICSID, Georgetown Law and ILI-ACLE. An alumnus of the 9th Willem C. Vis Moot, he is a Young Member of the ICSID, LCIA (YIAG), YSIAC, MCIA, ICCA and ICDR (Y&I).

Bhavik comes from a family business background in mining and has over the last 18 years, played Senior advisory and Executive roles in commercial, operational, finance and handling legal matters. His in-house role involves transactional, litigation and dispute resolution experience ( domestic and international arbitration) covering disputes concerning partnerships, mining contract services, iron ore sale contracts, charter parties, and letters of credit. His international experience extends to international mining investments, and commercial transactions including contracts for the sale of goods, railway and port contracts etc.

Ms Camille Ramos-Klee

Camille Ramos-Klee is an independent tribunal secretary and a New York qualified attorney who focuses her practice on international commercial and investor-state arbitration. She works closely with several arbitrators based in the US. Previously, Camille worked as a legal fellow at New York University’s Office of the General Counsel. Camille is a native English speaker and a fluent heritage speaker of Spanish. She holds a JD from Boston University School of Law and a BA from Amherst College.

Mr Julian Ranetunge

Julian works in international arbitration at King & Spalding. His practice involves investor-State and commercial arbitration, as well as enforcement and cross-border litigation. He has variously represented investors and States in oil & gas, mining, media, and shareholder disputes under the ICC, ICSID, LCIA, UNCITRAL, and AAA Rules. Julian took part in the 2015-16 Vis Moot.

Mrs Milana Rankovic

LL.M Milana Rankovic (ex Tomic) is Teaching Assistant at University of Montenegro, Faculty of Law, for the modules Arbitration Law and Private International Law. She is also PhD student at Faculty of Law, University of Novi Sad, where she specializes in Private International Law.

She graduated at University of Montenegro, Faculty of Law, with an average grade 9.00 in Bachelor studies and 10.00 in Specialist studies. She continued her education in Great Britain, at Swansea University, as a Chevening Scholar, where she obtained her Master's degree with "distinction". Due to the achieved success, the Faculty awarded her with the recognition that she is one of the best 10% of students at the Institute of Trade and Maritime Law of the 2019/2020 generation, and the "HFW" law office from London presented her with an award because she achieved the highest grade in the subject carriage of goods by sea, air and road.

He has four years of work experience in legal practice. She participated in numerous projects, professional and scientific conferences in Montenegro and abroad and is the author of several scientific and research articles. He speaks English fluently, uses Italian and has a basic knowledge of German.

Mr Ahmed Rasekh

Ahmed Rasekh is an Associate at Shehata & Partners Law Firm, working in the Arbitration & Renewable Energy practices. He obtained his LLB from Cairo University – English Section – in 2018. During his college years, he gained practical experience in the Arbitration and Corporate Law practices by interning at numerous top-tier law firms, as well as participating in moot courts and extracurricular activities.
He is currently involved in multiple commercial arbitrations, in addition to advising multiple high-stake companies on their day-to-day business and transactions in Egypt.
He has participated in a number of publications; he has recently co-authored a case comment for the ICSID Review Journal.
Ahmed has an international background. He did an exchange year in Malaga, Spain. He also participated in IE Business School’s Summer Program on International Politics, Economics and Management.
Ahmed is fluent in Arabic, English and Spanish.

Ms Laura Ratniece

Dr. Laura Ratniece is an assistant professor at the University of Groningen.

Mr Marten Rauscher

Marten Rauscher is a research associate and doctoral candidate at the Faculty of Law at University of Hamburg.
He studied at University of Hamburg until 2019, when he passed the first state exam, specializing in law and economics. During his studies, he spent one semester abroad at Kobe University, Japan. Marten participated in the 25th Willem C. Vis Moot and has been a member of the Vis Alumni Association of University of Hamburg ever since. Before commencing his doctoral studies, he worked as a research associate in the field of Intellectual Property and IT Law at a law firm in Hamburg.
Within the research for his doctoral thesis, he focuses on the legal implications of the use of algorithms in the medical field working in interdisciplinary cooperation with academics from the Department of Informatics and the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf.

Mr Philip Ray

Philip Ray. FCIArb, retired as senior corporate counsel at Siemens AG Legal in 2012, after 20+ years in Germany, working with civil- and common-law colleagues and outside counsel. As founder of PhilRay-IDR in 2013, Philip now offers international dispute resolution services of arbitrator, mediator, expert determination and dispute board and primarily focuses on disputes involving at least 1 German-language-based party.

Vis Moot history
2009-2012, Coordinator, Siemens AG Legal's Vis Moot coaching team for University of Erlangen-Nürnberg (Germany).
2013-14, Coach, University of Georgia (USA) 21 Vis Moot team, who advanced to Elimination Round of 16 and had an Honorable Mention Oralist .
2014-16, Coach, Iran's Vis Moot pioneers at Allameh Tabatabai University (ATU) in 22 and 23 Vis Moots, with ATU's 23 Vis Moot team, who advanced to Elimination Round of 64 and had an Honorable Mention Oralist.
2013-2022 20-30 Vis Moot/10-20 Vis East, Arbitrator,
2016-2024 24-32 Vis Moot/14-22 Vis East, Author, Vis Moot Resources-Shortlist; LinkedIn Version 1.3 (18 Feb 2024) of 31 Vis Moot/21 Vis East Resources-Shortlist

Mr Ryan Reetz

Ryan Reetz, the managing partner of Bryan Cave's Miami (USA) office, represents clients as trial counsel in international and domestic commercial and regulatory disputes. In addition to acting as counsel, he serves as an arbitrator in international commercial disputes. Mr. Reetz teaches international commercial arbitration as an adjunct professor at Emory University School of Law, and taught at the University of Miami School of Law from 2003 to 2010. He has been involved with the Vis Moot for a number of years, including serving as coach to the team from the University of Navarra (Pamplona, Spain).

Ms Laura Reichen

Laura Reichen holds an LL.M in International Dispute Resolution from Humboldt Universität zu Berlin.
She is a member of the Brazilian bar association since 2013, of the Portuguese bar association since 2020 and is registered as an European Lawyer at the German bar association since 2020. She currently works as Senior International Associate at Gantenberg Dispute Experts in Germany.

Ms Greta Reinhart

Masters Degree in Law from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan, Italy. 3 years at a law firm focused on corporate and commercial law, with secondment at a banking institution. Cumulative 6 years at a chemical listed company and automotive listed company as Legal Counsel EMEA and Senior Legal Counsel, dealing with international contracts, M&A transactions, finance law, corporate law. Attendance of various courses in the fields of civil procedure, legal drafting, competition law, trade law, IP law. Based in Zurich, Switzerland, of German and Italian mother-tongue, fluent in English, able to read and understand Spanish and French.

Mr Pedro Ribeiro

Pedro Ribeiro de Oliveira, FCIArb, CPR
Arbitrator and mediator with more than 30 years of experience working for engineering and construction industry as well as the automotive and mining equipment industry. BL from Federal University of Minas Gerais Law School and a PGDip in International Arbitration and International Construction Contracts by SIA - Queen Mary University of London. Member of the Society of Construction Law (UK), the Dispute Resolution Board Foundation (US); the Brazilian Committee of the ICC; the Brazilian Arbitration Committee – CBAr; of the board of the Chamber of Arbitration Corporate Brazil - CAMARB and of the Commission for Mediation and Arbitration Brazilian Bar Association, Minas Gerais Section. Selected as one of Brazilian best mediators by Leader League on since 2019 and as one of the best arbitrators in São Paulo by Best Lawyers since 2020.

Ms Julia Richter

Mrs Richter participated in the Vis Moot as a student and coached the second runner up winner of the 27. Vis Moot, the team from the University of Hamburg. As a law clerk in the dispute resolution team at Latham & Watkins LLP, she was working in litigation and investment arbitration for two years. Mrs Richter graduated from the London School of Economics and Political Science in International Business Law. She is currently assistant to a judge at a German civil court where she works on a diverse range of civil law cases.

Ms Michele Riley

Michele S. Riley has over 30 years of international legal experience from working with international law firms in New York and Tokyo, Japan, specializing in commercial transactions and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) processes, both in private practice and as general counsel of a U.S.-based subsidiary of a Japanese multinational.

Ms. Riley is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) and serves as an ADR Neutral for the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution, the American Arbitration Association, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, and several court-annexed mediation programs, including the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Complementing her ADR practice, Ms. Riley teaches mediation and negotiation at Columbia University and has provided training in international commercial arbitration to state counsel from the Attorney General’s Chambers, Botswana annually since 2015.

Ms. Riley is currently active in promoting the use of ADR in her roles as a member of the CIArb Examinations Board and co-director of the CIArb Accelerated Route to Fellowship program offered by the New York Branch.

Ms. Riley holds an M.A. from Yale University and a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center.

Mr Klaus Rilke

Graduated LLB from São Paulo School of Law (FGV-SP), where I currently coach the Vis Moot Team and coordinate the study group of international contract and dispute resolution. Coordinator of the arbitration and pre litigation areas at Salusse, Marangoni, Parente, e Jabur Advogados. Alumni of the 2016 session of the Arbitration Academy.

Dr Heinz Rindler

Heinz Rindler (Mag.iur., Dr.iur., Salzburg 1993/1997; LL.M., Georgetown 1995) has been working as an attorney and inhouse lawyer since 1997, specializing in international banking and finance law, project finance, energy and securities clearing & settlement as well as company and energy law . Beside his legal training as an Austrian lawyer and his admission as an attorney in the state of New York as well as a solicitor in England and Wales, he is also a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators in London in the field of international arbitration. He speaks German and English.

Mrs Ashley Ring Brown

Ms. Ring is in-house legal counsel for an international payments corporation operating in more than 200 countries/regions, focusing on international contracts and global transactions. Prior to her current role, she was an Associate at a global law firm. Ms. Ring participated as an advocate for Arizona State University in the 2015 Vis East competition, where team ASU placed second overall in the oral argument competition. Since 2015, she has served as head coach for the ASU Team in both the Vis and Vis East moot competitions.

Mrs María José Riofrío Casajoana

I am María José Riofrío Casajoana. Currently, I am doing an internship at the Real Estate department at Clifford Chance LLP, in Madrid. Last year, I did a Double Masters in Corporate and Commercial Law and Legal Practice at the University of Navarra.
During the career I attended to several seminars related to intentional arbitration given by Professors Ryan Reetz and Pedro Martínez-Fraga. Through them, I came to learn about the Vis Moot Court, and participated at the 20th and 21st editions of the Moot Court with the University of Navarra's Team. I really enjoyed the experience and would like to repeat it now as an arbitrator.

Dr Julio Cesar Rivera

a) Doctor of Law (2009, University of Buenos Aires), LL.M. (2000, Harvard Law School) and JD (1997, Catholic University of Buenos Aires).
b) Partner at Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal (Buenos Aires). I practice in the fields of international and domestic arbitration and complex commercial litigation. I have have worked as counsel in several cases under ICC Rules and Uncitral Rules.
c) Global Adjunct Professor of Law (New York University School of Law). I teach a course on "Dispute Resolution in Latin America” in the "NYU Law Abroad in Buenos Aires" program.
d) Professor at the University of San Andrés (Buenos Aires). I teach a course on International Arbitration and International Investment Law.

Mr Peter Rižnik

Senior Associate and arbitrator, Konrad & Partners, Vienna
Host of #ViennaArbitrationTalks
Listed by GAR's Who’s Who Legal among 13 most highly regarded arbitral arbitration practitioners under 45 (non-partners) in the EMEA region

Peter regularly serves as arbitrator and party representative in international arbitration proceedings at the ICC and other arbitral institutions. He is a member of the Commission on Arbitration and ADR at the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and its Task force on addressing issues of corruption in international arbitration.

Ms Ann Ryan Robertson

Ann Ryan Robertson FCIArb is the Deputy President of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and the ‎President-elect for 2021. An International Partner with the firm of Locke Lord LLP, Ms. Robertson has ‎been named to Global Arbitration Review’s “Who’s Who Legal: Arbitration” since 2015 and to “Best ‎Lawyers in America, International Arbitration/Governmental” since 2014. She serves as both arbitrator ‎and counsel in international and domestic arbitrations involving a variety of complex business disputes ‎across a number of industries. Ms. Robertson is member of the panel of neutrals for the ICDR, AAA, ‎AIAC, KCAB and BVI-IAC, as well as a member of the LCIA. She is the Chair of the ICDR Task Force on ‎Rule Revisions and a Member of the AAA/ICDR Council. An adjunct professor for the University of ‎Houston Law Center teaching “Advocacy in International Arbitration,” Ms. Robertson for the past 18 ‎years has coached the University of Houston Law Center’s William C. Vis Moot team. Dedicated to ‎diversity and inclusion in international arbitration, Ms. Robertson is a Founding Member of ‎ArbitralWomen. ‎

Ms Maria Fernanda Roca

Fernanda is a international arbitration lawyer in the Clyde&Co's Global Arbitration Group based in London. Fernanda has over seven years of experience in international arbitration, both in Latin America and in the UK and practices in both Spanish and English. She has represented clients in disputes under ICC, ICSID, UNCITRAL, PCA and Uruguayan Chamber of Arbitration rules as well as in cross-borders litigation and has acted in matters involving mining, oil&gas, renewable energies, aviation,
insurance and reinsurance, shipping and corporate disputes and involving diverse countries and applicable laws within the Americans, Europe and Africa.

She is a Uruguayan qualified lawyer (University of Montevideo, Uruguay) and has obtained an LL.M. with Distinction in Comparative and International Dispute Resolution at Queen Mary University of London, UK. Fernanda is also a published author on arbitration and procedural law, member of legal reviews an was also an assistant professor in procedural law at Universidad de la República (Uruguay).

Mr Vladislav Rodionov

Vladislav is an international arbitration practitioner in Paris.
Vladislav worked with Derains & Gharavi, Aceris Law in Geneva, KK&P and Squire Patton Boggs in Moscow . Vladislav's main spheres of activity are investment treaty arbitration and international commercial arbitration. Vladislav represents clients in high-profile arbitrations, conducted under the rules of ICC, ICSID, SCC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, and ICAC.
Besides, he had significant experience in Russian courts of all levels, including the Supreme Court.

Mr Gregory Rohan

Gregory is a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the High Court of Australia. He practice in administrative law, primarily in the area of immigration and citizenship. He currently works as a solicitor at Legal Aid NSW. He appears as a solicitor advocate in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and represent clients in the federal court system.

Gregory previously held the position of Director of the Immigration Advice and Rights Centre joined IARC and prior to that worked in refugee protection at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Australia and Papua New Guinea. Before practicing law, Gregory spent 13 years in the financial services industry in various roles in operations, project management and business development in both Australia and the United Kingdom.

Gregory holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University of New England and a Master of Laws (International Law) from the Australian National University and participated as an oralist at the 2011 Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot. He has a particular interest in rules of procedure.

Ms Polina Romanova

Participant of Vis Moot (HSE team, 2018-2019)
Coach of HSE Vis Moot team (2019-2021)
Senior associate at RussianLegal LLC

MS Nazareth Romero, FCIArb

Partner Ovoli Frugoni Romero-Arbitration Litigation. FCIArb, Madrid Bar Lawyer and CCBE, 1990. Chair Iberian Chapter CIArb, Member Committee Board European Branch CIArb
Co-President Arbitration Section ICAM.
She focuses her practice on international arbitration and litigation as well as International commercial and investment law. She acted as Arbitrator and Counsel in different domestic and international arbitrations involving commercial or investment disputes regarding: construction, distribution, energy, franchising, leasing, banking, telecommunications, sports, environmental liability disputes, intellectual property rights on Spain Arbitration rules, ICC, UNCITRAL, TAS, PCA rules, other ad hoc appointments.
Arbitrator and TSD Expert European Commission and Civil Expert External European Commission: DG Justice and Home Affairs.
ICAM representative Member SAB at EUIPO - ADR'S.
Arbitrator at: Arbitration Court ICAM. Spanish Arbitration Court Chamber Commerce. DIAC. VIAC. AIAC. LCIA. Milan Chamber Commerce. Madrid Chamber Commerce. Barcelona Arbitration Court TAB. World Intellectual Property - WIPO also Mediator. Sports Entertainment Industry- AEADE. CAE Círculo Arbitraje Estado Perú. Expert ADR at Morocco – Spanish Legal Forum Association. Real – State Madrid Arbitration Court. Member at Spanish Arbitration Club (CEA) and Italian Chapter co-Founder member. Mediator AOH Mediadores Spain. Fluent on Spanish, English, Italian and speaks German, French and Portuguese.

Mr Peter Rosen

Peter K. Rosen, Esq. affiliated with JAMS as of January 1, 2019 following his prestigious legal career handling high-profile insurance matters
covering a wide range of commercial issues and policies, including directors and officers (D&O) liability, general liability, property, cyber, employment, professional liability, construction, fidelity, environmental, representations and warranties insurance, and reinsurance. Mr. Rosen has deep expertise in handling coverage issues arising out of mass disasters. His role in the World Trade Center insurance coverage litigation gained him worldwide recognition. He received accolades from The Legal 500 and Chambers USA, which noted, “He is recognized for his ‘wealth of expertise’ and is described as ‘someone you would bring in as a big hitter.’”
Throughout the course of his career, Mr. Rosen has driven hundreds of matters to a mediated resolution and has been involved in numerous high-stakes domestic and international arbitrations. Mr. Rosen is the author of leading texts on D&O liability and business interruption claims. He teaches International Commercial Arbitration and Advocacy at UCLA. He has taught insurance law at USC Gould School of Law and Pepperdine University School of Law. He has also taught corporate governance at USC Gould School of Law.

Ms Donna Ross

International Arbitrator and Mediator, Civil and Common Lawyer, Teacher/Trainer for Arbitration, Mediation and Negotiation.

ms Anne Rossen

2019 -
Assistant attorney, Kammeradvokaten / Poul Schmidt, Denmark

2016-2019
Master of Laws, Aalbrog University, Denmark

2014-2017
Bachelor of Laws, Aalborg University, Denmark

Mr Ruggero Rubino-Sammartano

In spite of being active for two decades in the field of arbitration in various roles, such as counsel, arbitrator, case manager, lecturer and publisher, passion for arbitration never rests. Coach for the Milano Bicocca University since 2017. Admitted to the Bar of Milan and Paris. Worked on Construction, Post M&A, Sports, Distribution sale of goods arbitration. Published in 2019 Italian part of Practitioner's Handbook on International Commercial Arbitration, 3rd Ed., Gen. Ed. Frank-Bernd Weigand, OUP

Ms Pia Ruggieri

I am a Uruguayan lawyer currently working as Assistant Legal Counsel at the Permanent Court of Arbitration, dealing both with commercial and investor-state arbitrations. My prior work includes an internship at the International Court of Arbitration of the ICC in Paris, and at Ferrere Abogados, a prominent Latin American law firm, focusing mainly on corporate and finance law.
I completed my law degree at the University of Montevideo in 2019. As a student, I participated as an oralist at the 25th and 26th Vis Moots, reaching the round of 32 in 2019, as well as in the FDI Moot, where I plead at the final round in 2018 and in the round of 16 in 2019. I also participated in several premoots. In 2019, we reached the final of the Stockholm Premoot, where I personally won an award as one of the best advocates. I got the same recognition at the Hamburg Premoot.
As a passionate mootie, I´m still involved in the Moot as a coach, training the team of the University of Montevideo since the 26th edition. Additionally, I´ve coached the FDI Moot team in 2020, where we made it to the elimination rounds.

Mr Elijah Rukidi-Mpuuga

Rukidi-Mpuuga, a Ugandan trained Attorney, has experience in both domestic & international trade disputes & commercial and sports arbitration in common law & civil law jurisdictions as Counsel, Adjudicator, Mediator & Arbitrator.

He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators - FCIArb (UK), a Public Arbitrator; Financial Industry Regulatory Authority - FINRA, Ad-Hoc Arbitrator; E-Arbitrator, Panelist (International) Kigali International Arbitration Centre - KIAC, and member; DELOS Arbitration Network, the African Arbitration Association - AfAA, the New York International Arbitration Center - NYIAC, the International Trade Council - ITC, the American Bar Association - ABA, California Arbitration - CalArb, California Lawyers Association - CLA, the East African Law Society - EALS, the Uganda Law Society - ULS, the Christian Lawyers Fraternity, Uganda Chapter - UCLF.

He has expertise in commercial transactions, mergers & acquisitions (M&A), intellectual property protection & transfer (IP), torts, employment, human rights, public & private international law, sports law, private investment, sovereign nations and multinational corporations in investment-treaty arbitration in addition to high stake international commercial arbitration. Represented the winning party in some international commercial arbitration and settled in some minimizing the cost clients would have incurred or borne. Been a sole arbitrator and panelist in international commercial arbitration.

Ms Gül Ruscuklu

With over sixteen years of thriving experience in capital markets, international commercial law, corprate law, M&A, negotiations, both media and entertainment law, as well as copyrights and data privacy law, Gül Ruscuklu has consistently earned recognition for her excellence in performance and her contributions to the field of international investment law, negotiations, mediation, and arbitration. In 2017, she achieved certification as a mediator in Turkey, solidifying her credentials in dispute resolution. She specialized as a mediator in the fields of commercial law and labor law.

Gül Ruscuklu served as the ICC YAF Representative for Turkey until March 2017 and played a pivotal role in conceiving the “Young ISTAC Future Arbitration Counsel Competition” concept, co-founding the Young ISTAC platform. She has been a profilic speaker at global conferences and author of several articles on topics including international arbitration, institutional arbitration, and mediation.

In 2019, she joined forces with a law firm. Her exceptional contributions led to her partnership in the firm, where she spearheads the international law, capital markets and business law departments. While continuing to advance her career in the firm, in November 2020, Gül Ruscuklu established the Ruscuklu Mediation Office in İzmir.

Professor emeritus Helmut Rüßmann

Born 1943
Professor emeritus, Saarland University
Professor honoris causa, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest
Adjunct professor, Murdoch University, Perth
Former judge, Court of Appeals in Bremen and Saarbrücken
Arbitrator in domestic and international commercial arbitration

Ms Maria Rafaela Saadi Nunes

Born and raised in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Graduated in law from the Pontificial Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul (PUC/RS). In 2019, participated in the 26th Willem C. Vis Moot as one of PUCRS' oralists. Currently specializing in corporate law at Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV/SP). Currently practicing law at the dispute resolution area of the firm Carvalho, Machado e Timm Advogados.

Ms Sarah Saber

Having studied law in the US, Germany and Switzerland, I have obtained a Juris Doctor degree, a LL.B. (University of Potsdam/Germany) and the Certificate in Transnational Law from the University of Geneva. In regards to my experiences in arbitration, I have completed three internships; two with Norton Rose Fulbright (London and Frankfurt am Main, working for Joe Tirado's and Patricia Nacimiento's arbitration team and one with Baker Botts in London. Furthermore I participated in the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot of 2015, 2016 and 2017 as an arbitrator in Vienna.

Ms Encyeh Sadr

Practicing lawyer and legal consultant in commercial, contract, and company law with expertise in arbitration and dispute settlement. Having LLM and MLB degrees from the University of London and Bucerius Law School. Being located in Iran and Europe and supporting local and international clients in commercial transactions and foreign investment.

Ms Dara Sahab

Dara is an associate at the International Dispute Resolution practice at Squire Patton Boggs, based in Dubai. She is a previous Vis moot participant and current coach.

Prof Victoria Sahani

Victoria Shannon Sahani is the Associate Dean of Faculty Development and a Professor of Law at Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law. She is also the Director of the Faculty Inclusion Research for System Transformation Initiative, or FIRST initiative, a university-wide initiative commissioned by the ASU president's office looking at the history of race and inclusion among faculty at the University. Professor Sahani holds several leadership positions in international arbitration community, including Vice Chair of the ITA Academic Council, Member of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Commission on Arbitration and ADR, and Co-Chair of the Academic Subcommittee of the United States Council for International Business (USCIB) Arbitration Committee. Professor Sahani is a co-author of the book Third-Party Funding in International Arbitration, as well as numerous book chapters, articles, essays, and blogs posts. Prior to joining the legal academy, Professor Sahani served for five years as Deputy Director of Arbitration and ADR in North America for the ICC International Court of Arbitration, as well as Deputy Director of the Arbitration and ADR Committee of the United States Council for International Business (USCIB). She earned her undergraduate and law degree from Harvard University.

Mr Ahmed Sakhar

I have a degree in law from Almustansiriyah University. I have participated four times in the Vis moot. Once as a student, twice as a coach and once as an arbitrator.

Mr Sebastian Salazar

Lawyer from the National University of Colombia and LLM in International Law, Arbitration and Trade from Heidelberg University. Partner at Rincon Cuellar & Asociados, and arbitrator in both national and international Tribunals. Professor of Arbitration and Contracts in several Universities in Colombia and Latinamerica. Ample expertise in international arbitration litigation.

Mr K-Arash Salehi

Kiarash Salehi is an associate at Sabeti & Khatami. He has recently joined the firm and assists on various corporate, contractual, and dispute matters. His main areas of interest are media, IT, and air and space law. In 2015 he received his bachelor of laws degree and then in 2022 his master of laws in international law from Beheshti University. He has participated in various moot court competitions namely, Vismoot, Price Media Law moot court, and Manfred Lach’s space law moot court. He was a mooter in the first Price media law team of Beheshti University which has succeeded to rank third in the middle east and participate in international rounds in oxford. Since then, he has coached several university teams in Price media law and Manfred Lach’s space law moot. He also acted as an arbitrator in Vismoot competitions and as a judge in international rounds of Price Media Law moot court. Kiarash has recently contributed a chapter in the Global Encyclopedia of International Territorial Rights, Springer Publications on the Potsdam Agreement, and the Potsdam Conference. Prior to joining the firm, He had completed an internship at Gide-Loyrette-Nouel, a French law firm that used to have an office in Tehran. He also had two internships at United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime (UNODC) - one at Iran’s country program and the other at the regional program – during which he worked on legal challenges of drug trafficking, rehabilitation process, and facilities. He has also worked with a domestic oil and gas drilling company and drafted contracts and advised the company on various projects and corporate matters. He participated in the 27th national literature Olympiad and was ranked first.

Ms Merna Salib

Ms. Merna Salib is a Case Manager and Legal Researcher in the Dispute Management Department at the Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (CRCICA) where she managed various institutional and ad-hoc arbitration cases.
Prior to joining CRCICA, Ms. Salib was a corporate lawyer and a certified legal translator at Youssry Saleh and Partners Law firm and a legal intern at the International Trade Law Division of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL).
Ms. Salib holds an LL.B degree from the Cairo University (English Section), postgraduate diploma in International Commercial Law from Ain Shams University and the Legal and United Nation Professional Translation Diploma from the American University in Cairo.

Mr Ziad Salloum

Ziad Salloum, KSS, MCIArb is an award-winning legal advisor and arbitrator. Since joining Salloum & Partners LLC in 2006, Ziad has provided specialist support to UAE and foreign government entities, multinational and local companies, educational institutions, financial institutions, entrepreneurs and business-owning families. He has advised on matters including: commercial contracts, employment, secured/unsecured lending, restructuring, strategic and structural planning, M&A, dispute resolution, succession planning and corporate governance.

Ziad sits on numerous boards, including those of 2 school groups, of the Alliance Française Abu Dhabi and the French Business Group. He recently retired from the board of the International Lawyers Network, after 6 years of service.

Ziad is a Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) and is on the roll of arbitrators of the Abu Dhabi Commercial Conciliation & Arbitration Center.

Before converting to law, Ziad had a successful banking career, first in Treasury and Capital Markets, then in Private Banking.

In 2017, in recognition of his services to the Catholic Church and the wider community, The Vatican awarded him a knighthood with the Pontifical Order of St. Sylvester.

Ms Katrina Salmgrieze

Katrina Salmgrieze has received the Bachelor`s degree in law from the University of Latvia in 2013 and the Master`s degree in law from the same university in 2015. During the last year of studies Katrina joined in the team of the University of Latvia and participated in the 22nd Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot. Finishing the university Katrina has defended the master thesis on subject “The Role of Courts Applying Interim Measures in International Commercial Arbitration Proceeding”.
Since 2014 Katrina has worked at law office “ECOVIS CONVENTS”. She has started as a legal adviser and now she works as an assistant of attorney at law. Since December 2015, she is a member of Latvian Bar Association. Her main working areas are commercial law, international and domestic arbitration, administrative law and competition law. Apart from the work Katrina continues to improve her professional knowledge in various legal courses and summer schools, as well as she advises students participating in domestic and international moot courts.

Dr Jaakko Salminen

Mr Yashraj Samant

Yashraj Samant is a practicing advocate from India specializing in dispute resolution, international arbitration and mediation. He is a member of the Core Team of the Moot Alumni Association (MAA) and the Founding General Secretary of the Centre for Arbitration & Research, MNLU Mumbai. An attendee of the prestigious Cologne Academy on International Commercial Arbitration, Germany; he has been mentoring students and law schools both nationally and internationally for various ADR & mooting competitions.

A frequent judge and assessor at various international and national moots, negotiation and mediation competitions, he has himself been an avid mooter during his law school days, having represented his University at the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, Vienna, Stetson International Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (India Rounds), etc. He was also the 2nd Best Mediator at VMSCL-WMO International Dispute Resolution Competition, Lex Infinitum and the 3rd Best Mediator at IBA-VIAC CDRC Negotiation and Mediation Competition in Vienna. A national level badminton player and a sports enthusiast, he has worked extensively in the field of sports and gaming laws. Yashraj is an alum of the renowned Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai.

Mrs Beatriz Sambruno

LL.M. at University of Fribourg (GPA: 8.6/10). LL.B. at University of Cadiz (Ranked as number 2 in a class of 250 students- GPA: 9.2/10). Admitted to the Bar in Spain. Languages: Spanish, English and French. EU citizenship.

Mr Harout J. Samra

Harout Jack Samra focuses his practice on international dispute resolution and arbitration matters. He has represented clients from both the public and private sectors, including foreign governments and clients from the insurance, banking, finance, manufacturing, aviation and hospitality industries.

He has experience in international arbitrations administered under the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) and International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) arbitration rules.

Harout actively publishes and serves as a speaker on subjects relating to international arbitration and dispute resolution. He is a graduate of the University of Miami School of Law (magna cum laude) and remains active in the University's international arbitration graduate program.

Mr Alfonso Sánchez-Eguíbar Garisto

Alfonso is an incoming trainee with Quinn Emanuel's international arbitration practice in Paris.

Alfonso holds a bachelor's degree in political science and Master 1 degree in business law from Sciences Po Paris. He is currently pursuing his Master 2 degree in international arbitration and public international law. In addition to his studies, Alfonso has worked in big tech and international law firms in London and Paris.

Prof Fernando Sanquírico Pittevil

JD at Monteávila University. LLM in Corporate Law at Metropolitan University. PhD Candidate at Andres Bello Catholic University. Professor at the LL.M of Dispute Resolution at Missouri University. Professor at Monteavila, Andrés Bello Catholic and Venezuelan Central University. Partner at Lega Abogados. Director of the Research and Studies Centre for Dispute Resolution at Monteávila University. Deputy Director in the Law Review of the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences of Monteavila University. Member of the Board of Director of the Venezuelan Arbitration Association. Member of the list of arbitrators of the Caracas Chamber Arbitration Centre (CACC) and the Business Centre for Conciliation and Arbitration of the Venezuelan-American Chamber (CEDCA). Author of several publications regarding arbitration and other commercial matters.

Profr Pablo Santos

Mootie in 1999 & 2000.
Coach of the teams of Universidad Panamericana (Mexico City) and Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM), currently Professor of Private International Law and Arbitration and ADR at Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (CEM), where he also coaches the Moot teams. Professor of Legal English at Universidad Panamericana (Mexico City).
Obtained LLB in Law from Universidad Panamericana (Mexico City), LLM in International Commercial Law from Univeristy of Nottingham and PhD in a joint programme from Universidad Anáhuac and Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Has attended several Universities such as Julius-Maximilians Universität Würzburg and Alexander von Humboldt Universität zu Berlin.

Mr Jurij Santschi

Jurij Santschi is a Prosecutor in the Canton Appenzell Ausserrhoden. After his graduation in law at the University of Fribourg and various professional experiences, Jurij Santschi was admitted to the bar in Switzerland in 2016. Until beeing elected as a Prosecutor he has been working as an attorney-at-law representing clients in national and international arbitration proceedings and acted as secretary and arbitrator of national and international arbitration panels. He advised and litigated, in particular in matters of contract and corporate law as well as in debt enforcement and bankruptcy law.
Jurij Santschi participated in the 15th Willem C. Vis Moot Court and is coach of the Team of the University of St. Gallen.

Ms Ana Sofía Sapiña Errecart

Ana Sofía Sapiña studied Law at Universidad Panamericana and is in the process of finishing her dissertation. She is a member of Galicia Abogados, S.C.'s arbitration and commercial litigation practice. With over four years of experience in dispute resolution, Ana Sofía has focused her practice in complex commercial arbitrations in the construction, infrastructure and energy sectors. She has actively participated in the Willem C. Vis Commercial Arbitration Moot representing Universidad Panamericana’s team, which she currently coaches. She was an oralist in the 27th edition of said competition where the team was placed tenth in the general rounds and reached the round of 32, one of Mexico’s top results.

Mr Akshay Sapre

Professionally, practicing as Counsel in the fields of Domestic and International Arbitration, Corporate, Writ, Civil, and Taxation before the Supreme Court of India, various High Courts and tribunals. Author and Editor for LexisNexis Group, having worked on titles such as the Sale of Goods, Law of Torts, Information Technology and Advocates Act (prescribed in the syllabus for the Advocate-on-Record Examination conducted by the Supreme Court of India).
On the academic side, associated with Willem C Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, Vienna, and Center for International Legal Studies, Salzburg, Austria as Arbitrator. Graduate in B.A. LLB (Hons) from the National Law Institute University, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India.

Ms Kanika Saran

I have been an Indian Qualified lawyer since 2016. I have acted as a counsel in a number of domestic Arbitrations and have been practicing before the Supreme Court of India as well as various High Courts for almost 5 years now. I have also completed my Masters in Law in International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution from National University of Singapore wherein I got an opportunity to work on some international arbitrations during internships as well as interact with the renowned arbitrators from across the globe. I have also acted as an Arbitrator in multiple rounds of the FDI Arbitration Moot in 2020 and have myself participated in various Moot Court and ADR Competition during University.

Mr Janis Sarans-Reneslacis

Janis Sarans (LL.M Dispute Resolution) is a Senior Associate in COBALT Riga office specializing in EU and competition law, patent litigations and complex regulatory dispute resolution. Janis acted as a coach of the Vis Moot team of University of Latvia from 2017 to 2023. Janis is also acting president of the Latvian Moot Association, an NGO that organizes Riga Pre-Moot in Latvia, Riga.

Mr Benjamin Saunier

LLB in German Law (Cologne University); Master's degree in Private International law (Paris I University). Currently a PhD candidate in the fields of Conflict of Laws and International Litigation at Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne) University.
Admitted to the French Bar Schools exam.

Dr Judith Sawang

Judith Sawang is a partner at Ashurst LLP and acts as counsel and arbitrator. Judith has been repeatedly recognized by Who's Who Legal as Future Leader Arbitration, German legal market publication JUVE, Handelsblatt, Best Lawyers and WirtschaftsWoche.
Judith is a member of the Advisory Board of the German Arbitration Institute (DIS). She has published in the area of arbitral law and is a regular speaker at national and international conferences. Judith is a co-author of the practice commentary by Nedden/Herzberg/Kopetzki on the rules of the German Arbitration Institute (DIS).
Judith studied law at the Universities of Heidelberg, Melbourne, Auckland (LL.M.) and Marburg (Dr. iur.). She held scholarships by the German Academic Scholarship Foundation and was awarded a scholarship prize by the German Arbitration Institute (DIS) for her Ph.D. thesis on the protection of business secrets and the right to be heard in arbitral proceedings. Legal traineeship at the District Court in Frankfurt am Main, Foreign Ministry (Diplomatic Services) in Ottawa and the International Labor Office of the United Nations in Geneva (2004-2006). Second State Exam in Germany (2006).
Judith has been admitted to the bar in 2006. Prior to joining Ashurst, she was with a boutique law firm and Hengeler Mueller.

Mr Jan K. Schaefer

Rechtsanwalt, Partner, King & Spalding LLP, International Arbitration Practice Group, resident in the Frankfurt office. Legal studies in Passau, London (Cert. Comp. Law, SOAS), Freiburg (First State Exam.), Utrecht (Erasmus) and Singapore (LL.M., NUS). He did his practical training in Dortmund and Paris and was research fellow at the Asser Institute in The Hague. Mr. Schaefer acts as counsel in domestic and international arbitration proceedings, including ICSID, and was appointed as sole and party-appointed arbitrator as well as chairman in more than 45 ICC, including as ICC Emergency Arbitrator, DIS, including under the DIS Supplementary Rules for Corporate Law Disputes, DIAC, NAI, SCC and SIAC matters. He has published widely on arbitration topics and regularly speaks at conferences.

Mr Michael A. Schifferli

Michael is a senior associate with Wenger Plattner Attorneys in Zurich, Switzerland. He mainly represents small to mid-size firms and individuals in commercial disputes before state courts and arbitral tribunals. In addition, Michael advises Private Clients on estate planning and dealing with banks. In this context, Michael has experience dealing with foundation structures and the law of associations. In his fields of expertise, Michael has acted as tribunal secretary and occasionally sits as arbitrator himself.

Michael participated in the 22nd Vis Moot and has coached the University of Berne's Vis Moot team for the 23rd, 24th, 25th and 26th Moot. He has continued his involvement with the Vis Moot as a volunteer arbitrator. He regularly speaks and publishes in his fields of expertise and is an active member of the international association of young lawyers (AIJA).

Mr Pedro Schilling de Carvalho

Ph.D. Candidate at University of Cambridge (Cambridge Trust International Scholarship). Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) from Universidade de São Paulo (First Class Honours), with a period as an exchange student at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). LL.M. from University of Cambridge (Chevening Scholarship - First Class Honours). Former Chief of Staff at the 1st Commercial Law Chamber from the São Paulo State Supreme Court, under Justice Cesar Ciampolini Neto. Former Associate Lawyer at L.O. Baptista, a GAR-100 firm, working in the arbitration team. Conducted an undergraduate research under the supervision of Prof. Fabio Konder Comparato, with a grant from the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP).

Mr David Schmid

Dr Johannes Schmidt

Johannes is Counsel and founding member of Willkie's Disputes Practice in Germany. His practice focuses on transnational cross-border litigation, arbitration, and enforcement. He has substantial experience acting as counsel in complex disputes, covering a broad range of practice areas. He also advises clients in enforcement matters requiring a holistic approach and careful consideration of foreign jurisdictions.

Dr Nils Schmidt-Ahrendts

Dr. Nils Schmidt-Ahrendts primarily acts as arbitrator and counsel in domestic and international arbitration proceedings. He has been involved in over 60 proceedings under the rules of the ICC, DIS, SCC, LCIA, VIAC, FAI, Swiss Rules and in ad hoc proceedings. Nils also represents domestic and international clients in proceedings before German courts and assists them with the enforcement of foreign awards and judgments. His focus lies in the areas international trade, sales law, construction law, corporate law and post M&A. Nils holds a Doctor of Laws in international sales law (CISG). Nils is a visiting professor and permanent lecturer on Arbitration and the CISG at the Humboldt University of Berlin and the University of Freiburg. He regularly speaks at international conferences and is the author of a number of publications. Nils speaks German, English, French and Spanish.

Ms Sabrine Schnyder

Sabrine Schnyder is an independent arbitrator and solo practitioner in Zurich and Geneva, Switzerland. With 10 years experience in the field of international dispute resolution (both as counsel and arbitrator), she represents clients before major arbitral institutions and national courts. Her focus lies in finding pragmatic solutions for her clients and resolve disputes in the most efficient manner. She has a vast experience in complex cross-border contractual disputes and gained additional knowledge in data protection, art law, patent law, IP and technology law over the years. She regularly advises clients from the pharma, MedTech, FemTech, art, technology, renewable energy, semi-conductor and luxury sector. She is Swiss qualified and fluent in English, German and French.

After participating in the Vis Moot for the Team of the University of Lucerne in 2007/2008 and coaching the Team of the University of Geneva in 2008/2009, Sabrine is regularly returning to Vienna as an arbitrator .

Mr Matthias Schrader

Counsel and head of the litigation / arbitration practice group at Willkie Farr's Frankfurt office. Previously nearly 10 years of litigation and arbitration experience at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP (Frankfurt and New York). Alumnus of Heidelberg University and Université de Montpellier; LL.M. from New York University School of Law. Admitted to the bar in New York and Germany. Experience as guest lecturer and prep course teacher at Muenster University, Frankfurt University and Heidelberg University.

My full web-bio is available here, including some of my most significant arbitration engagements: https://www.willkie.com/professionals/s/schrader-matthias

Dr Dorothee Schramm

Dorothee is an independent arbitrator who combines Swiss neutrality and pragmatism with a global outlook and hands-on experience with high-value disputes around the world. A Swiss lawyer by qualification and former partner at Sidley Austin LLP, she feels at home in both civil law and common law contexts, having been part of a common law team for over a decade. Dorothee Schramm is one of few arbitrators of her generation who have hands-on advocacy experience in billion-dollar cases but are fully independent with few conflicts of interest.
While Dorothee’s experience spans many industries, she has particular interest in technology, engineering and life sciences. As former Head of Europe of Sidley’s Global Life Sciences team and member of Sidley’s Technology Committee, her insights into the life sciences and technology industries go far beyond contract disputes. Dorothee Schramm is recognized as a thought leader both globally and within Switzerland, and she helps further the development of international arbitration as a member of the Executive Committee of the Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA).

Mr Andreas Schregenberger

Ms Sheila Schwaighofer

Sheila Schwaighofer is a Swiss Attorney-at-Law (from Geneva) in the Dispute Resolution Team of Pitkowitz & Partners, a law firm based in Vienna.
Her primary focus is on Dispute Resolution including international litigation and arbitration proceedings. She has been involved as counsel and as tribunal secretary in arbitrations under various institutions.
In July 2022, Sheila was appointed as director of Africa in the Moot, an initiative which aims to assist teams from Africa Universities take part in the Vis Moot and in other moot court competitions.
Sheila was also a coach for two teams from Tanzania during the 29th Vis Moot. She also coaches the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU) through her law firm Pitkowitz & Partners, which has been supporting the WU team since years. She also regularly acts as an arbitrator in the Willem C. Vis Moot.
Sheila is listed as arbitrator at the Vienna International Arbitration Centre (VIAC). She is also a member of various law and arbitration associations.

Prof Dr Ingeborg Schwenzer

curriculum vitae

Ingeborg Schwenzer is Dean of Swiss International Law School and Professor emerita of Private Law at the University of Basel, Switzerland. Additionally, she is an adjunct professor at Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia, and has been an adjunct professor at City University, Hong Kong, and at Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia. She has published numerous books and more than 200 articles in the fields of law of obligations (contracts, tort law and unjust enrichment, sales law both domestic and international), commercial arbitration as well as family law. In particular, she is the editor and main contributor of the world's leading Commentary on the Convention on the International Sale of Goods (CISG) (4th edition, Oxford, OUP: 2016) and its German, Spanish, Portuguese and Turkish counterparts. Ingeborg Schwenzer is the chair of the CISG Advisory Council. She is also active in all areas of legal practice. In particular, she regularly acts as arbitrator, counsel and legal expert in international disputes.

Ms Simona Scipioni

Simona Scipioni is currently an Associate at Saccucci& Partners and her practice focuses on international and domestic commercial arbitration as well as investment arbitration. Since 2018, she is assisting Prof. Andrea Giardina in several high-profile investment arbitrations conducted under the ICSID, SCC and ICC Rules and in complex domestic and international cases. She became a member of the Italian Bar in 2019.
Prior to her current positions, Simona has worked as assistant of Prof. Maria Beatrice Deli, Secretary General of AIA and ICC Italia. In 2017, she was appointed Honorary Fellow in International Arbitration at Roma Tre University. Simona participated to the XXI edition of the Willem C. Vis Moot representing the Roma Tre University where the team won an Honorable Mention for best memorandum for Respondent. She is coaching the University of Roma Tre Vis Moot team ever since.
She is an active member in the international arbitration community, serving as a Co-Chair and Founding Member of AIA-ArbIt-40 and as Secretary of the Italian Chapter of the CEA.

Ms Lucia Scripcari

Lucia Scripcari is a Moldovan citizen who obtained a law degree in Istanbul. Currently she is working in the arbitration department in a law firm and pursuing her LLM degree in Private Law at Koc University in Istanbul. She already holds a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and International Relations. Her area of interest is international commercial and investment arbitration. She also publishes articles on arbitration and co-authors articles on geopolitics in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Her recent article was translated into Spanish as well. She has participated in both investment arbitration and commercial arbitration moot court competitions in Stockholm, Vienna, Brussels and Paris and she is fluent in Romanian, Russian, English, French and Turkish.

Mr Jakob Secklehner

I have a rich background in international law, starting with my active participation in the 24th Vis Moot and later coaching the University of Graz's team for the 25th and 26th editions. My professional journey includes a significant stint at a leading law firm in Vienna, where I deepened my expertise in arbitration. Academically, I pursue a PhD in Law and an MSc in International Economics at the University of Vienna, contributing as a research and teaching assistant during my studies, gaining extensive teaching experience.

Currently, I serve as In-house Counsel at FINcredible GmbH, an Austrian AISP-fintech company, focusing on data protection, supervisory, and IT-law. Alongside my professional role, I teach corporate and securities law at the University of Vienna and engage in the arbitration community as an administrative secretary in proceedings.

Ms Aikaterini Seferli

Aikaterini participated as an oralist in the 26th Vis Moot with National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Today, she is a LLM candidate at University of Athens focusing on International Arbitration and Law of International Business Transactions, while she took International Arbitration courses at London School of Economics. Lastly, she is a Trainee Lawyer at Hellenic Petroleum Group of Companies

Mrs Yıldız SEKBAN TÜRKMEN

Yıldız Sekban graduated from Koç University Law School, Istanbul, Turkey, in June 2014. Since then she has been working as a research assistant at Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University at the department of Civil Law. She pursued her LL.M. degree in Information Technology and Intellectual Property Law at the University of East Anglia (UEA). Her research interests are civil law, contracts, international commercial litigation and arbitration alongside intellectual property law and data protection.

Dr Jernej Sekolec

Ms Polina Semina

I obtained Bachelor's Degree from National Research University Higher School of Economics (Saint Petersburg) and Master's Degree from Queen Mary University of London (LLM in Comparative and International Dispute Resolution). As a student I took part in moot courts, including the Willem C. Vis and FIAMC.

I am currently an associate in the Dispute Resolution Practice at Borenius Russia. I represent Russian and foreign clients in proceedings before Russian commercial (‘arbitrazh’) courts and courts of general jurisdiction, as well as in international commercial arbitration. I also have expertise in the field of intellectual property, including issues relating to the integrated protection of brands, trademarks, and designs, as well as to unfair competition.

Mr Nilanjan Sen

Nilanjan Sen is an experienced lawyer with a long history in the profession spanning over three generations of legal professionals. He practices litigation in multiple jurisdictions including Calcutta High Court, Delhi High Court, Supreme Court of India as well as other Tribunals. Nilanjan is an expert in Commercial Litigation and Arbitrations. He completed his LL.M. from the prestigious Leiden Law School in the Netherlands specializing in Investment Treaty Arbitrations and International Commercial Arbitrations and additionally also has expertise in Dutch and European commercial laws.
He has experience handling multiple institutional as well as individual cases in diverse branches of law such as corporate law, consumer, civil, criminal law, environmental and constitutional Law. He has also handled multiple arbitration matters including setting aside proceedings of both international as well as domestic arbitral awards as contemplated within the framework of the Indian Arbitration & Conciliation Act of 1996.
Nilanjan has represented and holds a clientele comprising of Fortune India 500 companies and leading Indian as well as International corporations including the Government of India. Over the course of his practise, he has had the honour of being appointed Special Officer by the Calcutta High Court (Court of Appeal) on multiple occasions, for purposes ranging from conducting seizure of premises, to taking evidence upon administering oath by virtue of the Court having conferred upon him the powers of a territorial court of first instance under India’s Civil Procedure Code of 1908. Along with his legal practice, he is an academician delivering lectures and holding workshops for students in leading Indian universities.

Mr Sampsa Seppälä

Avid Vis Moot enthusiast. Currently working for a Finnish middle-sized law firm. Participated in the moot as a contestant in 2012-2013 and been participating in the Moot ever since, both as an arbitrator and as a coach.

Mr Marco Seregni

I am an Italian lawyer practising international arbitration at De Berti Jacchia in Milan, and I have been one of the coaches of the Bocconi Vis Moot Team since 2018. I graduated in law magna cum laude at Bocconi University in 2018 and I attended the Penn State Law LLM Program in the 2016 fall term. I participated and pleaded in the 25th VIS Moot representing Bocconi University, where we won a honorable mention for the memorandum for Claimant.

Mr Sahir Seth

My name is Sahir Seth and a law graduate from Amity Law School, Delhi (affiliated to IP University). Currently, I am working as a judicial clerk at the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi. I have always been inclined towards international commercial arbitration and for this reason represented my college as an orator at the 26th Willem C Vis Moot at Vienna. In 2019, we were declared 'OCTA-FINALIST' at the 3rd AIAC KL Pre Moot and also 'WON' the Lbjuliana Pre Moot. In 2020, I coached the Vis Vienna and Vis Hong Kong teams of my college. The team from Vis Hong Kong received an 'Hon'ble Mention for the Best Respondent Memorandum' and 'Hon'ble Mention for the Best Claimant and Best Respondent Memorandum' at the 4th AIAC KL Pre Moot. I have had a long standing relation with the Vis family and endeavour to continue assist the MAA in whichever way possible. Over and above that, I have been an active mooter during my days in college including 'WINNING' the Best Complainant Submission and the Best Overall Submission at the 15th ELSA WTO International Trade Law Moot in NUS Singapore and also participated at the prestigious Philip C Jessup Moot.

Mr Jalal Seyedabadi

Jalal Seyedabadi is a young international arbitration practitioner. He has been involved in several proceedings under ICC, SCIA, VIAC UNCITRAL, ACIC, and SIAC as counsel and advisor which involved the law of England, France and Iran as the applicable law to the substance. Jalal also has experience in delivering corporate and transactional legal services to several major companies, mainly for arrangements in infrastructure, construction, and energy (ICE) as well as commerce and investment. Jalal's academic focus is the impact of recent technology developments on international dispute resolution, and currently, AI and international arbitration form the core of his attention. He is a moot alumnus and has coached a number of teams from different countries in arbitration-related competitions.

Mr Arash Shahrokhi

I am a senior associate at Elite Pars law firm located in Tehran currently on sabbatical leave for an LLM in Sports Law at Nottingham Law School. Our team advises clients on various aspects of ADR including representing them in commercial/ investment arbitration, mediation, and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards in Iran. I personally also advise on upstream oil and gas projects in Iran. I hold an LLM in international commercial law from Shahid Beheshti University of Tehran (SBU) with a dissertation on the subject of ADR. I participated in the very thrilling Vis Moot competition in 2016 and remained part of the community ever since.

Ms Hanna Shalbanava

International Lawyer specializing in dispute resolution and international commercial law. She has been working with leading national and international law firms out of Minsk and Frankfurt am Main. Her experience includes cases conducted under the Rules of ICC, DIS, SCAI, CAS, BAT, and the CCIs of Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine.

Dr Eunice Shang-Simpson

Dual qualified in Ghana and the UK, Eunice is a Solicitor-Advocate, and an International Arbitrator and Mediator. She is a Lecturer/Practitioner in Law at Canterbury Christ Church University. Eunice is a former Specialist Crown Prosecutor and Seconded National Expert to the UK Desk at Eurojust in the Hague, and a frequent Arbitrator at the annual Vis Moot in Vienna. She is also the Chair of the International Committee of the Law Society of England & Wales and Vice President of the Kent Law Society.

A Member of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Africa Commission representing Ghana, Eunice was recently appointed as a Member to the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR.

Passionate about helping women and girls reach their full potential, Eunice is an Alumni Mentor of the Cherie Blair Foundation Mentoring Women in Business Programme, which matches women in middle income countries with mentors around the world, a Trustee of the Arbitration Fund for African Students and a Director of Golden Age School, a Junior High School in Ghana. She is also currently a PhD Researcher, focussing on International Trade & Investment Negotiations and ISDS.

Mr Nimanniyu Sharma

Nimanniyu Sharma is an associate in the International Arbitration Group in Paris. He has experience in representing private corporations and sovereign entities in both international commercial and investment arbitration cases across a variety of industries. He has also advised clients in the enforcement of, and challenges to, arbitral awards in multiple jurisdictions.

Prior to joining White & Case, Nimanniyu was an associate with one of India's leading law firms as part of its commercial litigation and employment laws practice groups. He is also a trained mediator.

Dr Rajesh Sharma

Senior Lecturer, Justice and Legal Studies, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia

Dr. Sharma has coached the team which has won championship in Vienna and Hong Kong.

Dr Patricia Shaughnessy

Dr. Patricia Shaughnessy, an associate professor at Stockholm University, specialises in interational dispute resolution and commercial law. Until 2019, Patricia was the Vice-Chair of the Board of the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (SCC), having served on the Board since 2006, and was a member of the committees drafting the SCC Rules. She was a government-appointed expert on the legislative committee that proposed the recent revisions to the Swedish Arbitration Act. She serves as arbitrator and expert in international disputes and as consultant in legal development projects. She practiced law law for ten years in the US and has served as a US Supreme Court fellow. She is a member of the international boards of the Georgian International Arbitration Centre and the Tehran Regional Arbitration Centre.

Dr Alexander Shchavelev

Alexander is associate at Pinsent Masons in Munich specializing in domestic and international arbitration and litigation, with a particular emphasis on commercial, M&A, energy and construction related disputes. Another focus of his practice form Russia related matters. In addition to advising clients, Alexander regularly shares his practical experience by publishing and presenting on arbitration and commercial law subjects.

Mr Iain Sheridan,

Iain Sheridan is a barrister and legal consultant focused on financial services regulation, especially MiFID. He has been a Vis Moot arbitrator for over 10 years.

Before becoming a consultant, he was head of legal Europe and Asia for the financial sector dedicated investment bank Fox-Pitt, Kelton. His consulting projects have included advising ABN AMRO, Bank of America, Bank of China, Barclays, BlackRock, Citadel, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, Fidelity International, and Société Générale. In the context of arbitration, he has been instructed by the OECD and the United Nations, training high court judges in Beirut and Kharkiv on the New York Convention.

His law and technology articles have been published by Butterworths, Kluwer, Oxford University Press, Sweet & Maxwell, and the Royal Society. His first book, Financial Regulation and Technology (Edward Elgar), is relied on by many legal practitioners, and has been purchased globally by over 100 universities worldwide. Iain’s second book, to be published in March 2025, is entitled 'Semiconductors – Law, Strategy and Tax'.

Ms Alefiyah Shipchandler

Currently working as an Associate at Keystone Partners, Mumbai and involved in civil/ commercial litigation and also domestic and international arbitration. I have represented clients in engineering, construction, partnership and other such commercial arbitrations and am an active YSIAC member.
I am an Associate Editor for the ILS Centre for Arbitration Blog and have also written articles and posts on various issues relating to ADR.

I was a member of the winning team of the 15th Willem C Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot Competition, where I also received an honorable mention for Best Speaker. I have since then been actively involved in guiding and helping various teams looking to participate at the Vis Moot.

Mr Kyle Sill

Kyle Sill is a Senior Law Clerk to Judge Susan L. Kelsey at Florida's First District Court of Appeal in the United States, and is licensed to practice law in the State of Florida. He is the coach of the Florida State University College of Law Vis team, and he teaches International Sales & Arbitration at the College of Law. Kyle spent two years in Clermont-Ferrand, France, teaching International Sales and United States Constitutional Law, among other courses. He has also taught courses on appellate law and practice as well as legal research and writing. Kyle has published articles and presented on the CISG, non-compete agreements, legal research, drafting, advocacy, and a variety of other substantive topics. He is a 2010 summa cum laude graduate of Florida Coastal School of Law in Jacksonville, Florida.

Ms CHRISTINE SIM

Christine is currently an associate in the international arbitration team of Herbert Smith Freehills New York. She has disputes experience in Singapore, Paris and New York. She has represented commercial clients in courts, clerked for arbitrators in investment disputes, and performed counsel work in international arbitrations. She has also presented her public international law research at conferences, and published articles on security for costs, investment valuation and maritime boundaries.

Mr Frederico Singarajah

I practice as a barrister and arbitrator in London, Rio de Janeiro and Sydney. Experienced in a variety of international arbitrations, I have advised, represented and been appointed by parties, arbitrators and institutions in international arbitrations, including under PCA, ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, SCC, VIAC, HKIAC, SIAC, CAM-CCBC and LMAA rules. I have worked on disputes in a wide variety of sectors including international sale of goods, commodities, energy, mining, insurance & reinsurance, infrastructure, M & A, distribution, franchising and technology governed by English and foreign laws, seated in various jurisdictions.

I have been involved with the Vis Moot since 2015 as an arbitrator and 2018 as a coach.

Miss Aayushi Singh

Aayushi Singh completed a double degree in International arbitration from the National University of Singapore, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies and University of Geneva. She is a recipient of a full scholarship by the Aga Khan Development Network (2018-2019) for her higher studies. She also received a full scholarship to pursue the Austrian Arbitration Academy, 2019 offered by the Sommerhochschule, University of Vienna.

She pursued her seminal thesis at NUS under the supervision of Prof. M Sornarajah on the topic “Transparency in the Asian arbitration regime – the way ahead.” Her thesis in Geneva was titled “Fragmentation of BITs and the scope for multilateral convergence” and was supervised by Prof. Fuad Zarbiyev.

She has worked as a trainee for two reputed Swiss arbitration firms. While pursuing her LL.M. in Singapore, she worked as an attachee with Rajah and Tann and Allen and Gledhill, two of Singapore’s Big 4 firms. She also worked as an International Arbitration Trainee with the Asian International Arbitration Centre, Kuala Lumpur.

Prior to her LL.M., she graduated from Symbiosis Law School, Pune, India with an Award of Appreciation for being the Academic Topper for 2015-2016.

Mr Ananya Pratap Singh

This is Ananya Pratap Singh, an Indian lawyer and arbitrator, currently engaged with CSL Chambers, Delhi. I was called to the Bar Council of India in 2017 and to the Bar Council of Delhi, India in 2016. I was awarded the Member grade by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators in 2018. I have also pursued and passed the Fellowship Assessment Course Examination organised by the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators in 2018

Mr Ankit Singh

Ankit Singh is an associate in the dispute resolution team of Rab & Rab Associates LLP, Advocates & Solicitors, Dehradun. His area of practice includes arbitration and litigation pertaining to engineering and procurement contracts, energy sector, infrastructure and real estate, banking and finance, electrical works contract and commercial transactions. Before joining the firm, Mr Singh was a research assistant to Prof. Ajar Rab. He completed his law from School of Law, UPES Dehradun, where he was part of the teams representing UPES in various coveted moots such as NLU-D Insolvency Moot, NLSTIAM, South Asian Regional Rounds of FDI Moot, to name a few. He has also adjudicated various national and international moots and ADR competitions. Further, he regularly writes in the field of arbitration law and coaches/mentors’ students for national and international moots. He is regularly invited by universities to engage with students in the field of arbitration, commercial laws and moot workshops.

Mr Narmdeshwar Singh

Narmdeshwar Singh is trained at Debevoise & Plimpton's office in London. Prior to that, he has worked at a leading arbitration boutique Three Crowns in London. He is qualified Indian qualified lawyer and has extensive experience in the investor-state arbitration and commercial arbitration. He's been involved in arbitrations seated in Singapore, Munich, Hamburg, London, Paris, India and the Hague.

He is a founding member of the Centre for Advanced Research in Dispute Settlement (CARDS). He has spearheaded many international conferences in London, Singapore, and Paris, to name a few. He was awarded an "A" type scholarship to study International Law at Xiamen Academy of International Law, China. He has authored many articles in journals of national and international repute. His primary areas of practice are Investment Arbitration, Commercial Arbitration, and Public International Law.

Mr Shubham Singhal

I am an Indian qualified lawyer. I hold B.A. LL.B (2017) from IMS, School of Law, Dehradun, India and MLB, i.e. Master of Law and Business (2019) from Bucerius Law School, Hamburg, Germany with a concentration in International Commercial Arbitration. My master thesis was focused on international commercial arbitration under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Stefan Kröll and Prof. Clifford Larsen.
Prior to commencing the MLB, I worked for three years as a lawyer in the dispute resolution in India, primarily handling commercial litigation and commercial arbitration disputes. Currently, I am practicing as a Counsel with particular emphasis on Commercial Litigation and Arbitration in India.

Mr Vishal Singhal

Mr. Vishal Singhal is an independent practitioner based out in New Delhi, India practising before the Supreme Court of India, the High Court of Delhi, District Courts and Tribunals in Delhi. His interest lies in Criminal Laws, Constitutional Laws, White Collar Crimes and Arbitration Laws.

He has contributed research articles in various journals and also presented them. He was an ardent mooter and had participated in various National and International Moot Court Competitions including the South Asia Rounds of FDI International Arbitration Moot Court Competition. He also coaches/mentors students for national and international moots. Further, he has also adjudicated some of the prestigious domestic and international moot court, Negotiation, Arbitration, and Mediation competitions.

He is an alumnus of the Institute of Law, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, and also the Alumni Board Member of the Centre for the Study of Law and Governance, Institute of Law, Nirma University. He is also associated with YIAG, Young ICCA, and LCIA.

Ms Titilope Sinmi-Adetona

I am a young professional with an avid interest in effective dispute resolution and conflict management, particularly, arbitration and mediation. I am a Senior Legal Counsel at the Lagos Chamber of Commerce International Arbitration Centre (LACIAC). I completed the Comparative and International Dispute Resolution LLM at Queen Mary University of London in December 2019 and is a qualified barrister and solicitor in Nigeria. Generally, my previous experience stems from working as an Associate in both the Advocacy and Transactions Departments of Paul Usoro & Co, where she had the opportunity to work on general corporate transactions and provide legal advisory services to companies in different sectors. I am currently acting as an arbitrator in the 5TH AIAC [virtual] pre-moot ("AIAC PRE-MOOT").

Ms Nino Siradze

Nino Siradze - Member of the IliaUni Moot Court Club Executive Board.
Graduate of the Ilia State University Law School. Currently, undertaking master's studies at the Ilia State University and is employed as a head of legal department in a Swiss Brokerage Company.
In addition, She has worked as a Legal Assistant for 3 years in leading Georgian Law firm Gvinadze & Partners. She is also a Flex Alumni (Future Leaders Exchange Program) and has studied in the United States for one year.
She took part as a member of Ilia State University Team in 26th and 27th Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moots, also has participated in Telders International law moot court competition.

Ms Anna Smirnova

Ms Małgorzata Sobol

I graduated from the law faculty at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow in 1991. In addition, in 1997, I attended a legal seminar for the East European lawyers at the University of West England in Bristol, UK. I'm a qualified lawyer (admitted to the Warsaw Bar) with almost 30 years of experience in providing comprehensive legal services for many big firms. The main area of my professional interest is the real estate market. I've used to work as an attorney with renowned international legal firms (such as Baker & McKenzie, White & Case and Linklaters) and as an in-house lawyer. I am fluent in English (extensive job training in Business and Legal English). I also speak Russian (including Business Russian) and French. I am experienced in drafting legal documents (mostly contracts and legal opinions), negotiating and decisions making process. I am a business-orientated advisor. I like people. And I also have a sense of humor. I live and work in Warsaw.

Mr Sovanrotha Sok

An IP professional based in Southeast Asia, I advise multinational clients in diverse industries on a range of intellectual property matters in Cambodia, including trademarks and patent prosecution, enforcement, and commercialization.

Mr Mikhail Sondor

Mikhail has 8 + years of experience in international dispute resolution and domestic litigation.

Mikhail’s practice spans over: commercial litigation, arbitration, conflict of laws, injunctions, insolvency, asset tracing, financial investigations, commercial fraud, cross border case management, asset management.

Mikhail regularly appears before most Russian commercial courts, including the Supreme Court of Russia and also has extensive experience in the English courts and courts of Hong-Kong.

Ms Gunjan Soni

Gunjan, an India qualified lawyer, is an Associate in the disputes team of L&L Partners Litigation (a tier one law firm in India). She works for a mix of domestic and international clients on various commercial and regulatory matters. Her practice focuses on civil and commercial litigation, and arbitration (including international arbitrations and enforcement actions).
She is an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, London. She is also an Assistant Editor at the National Forum for Research in Arbitration Law, a forum which is dedicated to contributing to the scholarship of international arbitration. She regularly writes about issues of interest in the area of international arbitration. She has volunteered as an arbitrator in several moots on international arbitration both at national and international levels (including several Vis pre-moots).
In college, she was an avid mooter having secured merit in several national competitions. She was also a part of her college's debating, alternative dispute resolution and placement societies.
For leisure, she reads voraciously but is also a victim of occasional reading slumps. She also has a knack for photography but will not flourish if taken up professionally.

Mr Rishav Soni

Hello,
I am the new age of certainty guided by Prof.Harry Flechtner and Prof. Ronald Brand, graduated with Masters in International Business Law focusing on Arbitration Law in 2017.
Have worked in government/non-governmental organizations in the United States for 3 years.
Since 2020 January, I have been working as Assistant Professor, The ICFAI Law School Hyderabad. I am also heading the Centre for Excellence in Global Studies here at ICFAi and it would be my privilege to serve as an Arbitrator at VIS Moot 2021.
I have also participated with my team at Arbitration Moot organized by the American University- Washington School of Law.
It will be a great opportunity not only for me but also for my students as it will give a good understanding of the subject along with good verified content for my students.

Regards

Rishav Soni.

Ms Ramona Sorgenfrei

Ramona Sorgenfrei is an Associate at the Clifford Chance Litigation & Dispute Resolution team in Dusseldorf focusing on IP related disputes, and a doctoral candidate at the chair of Prof. Dr. Schmidt-Kessel at the University of Bayreuth. She studied law with additional training in economics at the University of Bayreuth and passed the first state examination in July 2017 and her second state examination in August 2022.

As a former assistant of Prof. Dr. Schmidt-Kessel, she became interested in the CISG quite early and has worked and researched in this field in depth. Ramona is a former Vis Moot participant (22nd Vis Moot) and has been coaching the team of the University of Bayreuth ever since. Accordingly, she now is a lecturer at the University of Bayreuth and imparts knowledge on the CISG and arbitration laws and supports the drafting phase of the memoranda.
Prior to joining Clifford Chance, Ramona worked as a research assistant and law clerk for the dispute resolution and arbitration departments of McDermott Will & Emery and Baker McKenzie in Duesseldorf.

Ms Cansu Soysal

Cansu is a qualified lawyer admitted to the Istanbul Bar. After working as a lawyer at an international law firm in Istanbul, she moved to the Netherlands and started her postgraduate studies. She is now working as a legal counsel for a Dutch company. She is an ex-mootie and attended the 23rd Vis Moot Court.

Dr Jan Erik Spangenberg

Jan Erik Spangenberg specialises in arbitration, litigation and dispute resolution. He acts both as arbitrator and as counsel. He assists companies, governments and individuals in navigating complex disputes, in particular international commercial and investment arbitrations. He also advises governments and investors in relation to foreign investments and public international law.

Jan Erik Spangenberg has significant experience as an arbitrator, including as chairman/president, sole arbitrator, and under various rules (including ICC, DIS, SCC, UNCITRAL/PCA, CEPANI, GMAA, Hamburg Chamber of Commerce, and Ad hoc). As counsel he has successfully represented clients in many high-stakes arbitrations (including under ICC, DIS, SCC, KCAB, ICSID, UNCITRAL, CEAC, RUCIP and Ad hoc) and litigation proceedings in German courts. He has handled corporate, shareholder, post-M&A, joint venture, securities, energy, construction (including FIDIC contracts) and machinery, distribution, insurance, cartel, compliance, and a variety of contract, trade and other commercial disputes, as well as claims under bilateral treaties (BITs) and the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT). He has broad experience in mass litigation in the financial and insurance sector. He was appointed to the original Arbitration and Mediation pools of the Court of Arbitration for Art (CAFA) in January 2020.

Mr Julius Späth

Participant at 24th Willem C. Vis Moot in 2017. Diploma of Law at the University of Mannheim in 2019. Master of Laws at the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2020; Currently clerking at the Regional Court of Mannheim and Coach of the University of Mannheim Vis Moot Team

Mr Ovidijus Speičys

I have master's degrees from Vilnius University (Commercial Law) and Stockholm University (International Commercial Arbitration Law). My international experience is also complemented by an exchange semester in Ghent University. I currently work as a senior associate in litigation and arbitration in the law firm Glimstedt Lithuania. I have extensive experience as a counsel in commercial, corporate and construction disputes. In addition to my main professional commitments, I also regularly publish articles on various legal topics, including arbitration, in the country's premier business news website.

Mr Arvind Srevatsa Badrinarayanan

Arvind Srevatsa Badrinarayanan is a litigation practitioner with specialisation in civil and corporate laws. He has extensive experience in Arbitration, Intellectual Property laws and Energy law. He completed his BA, LLB (Honours) from School of Excellence in Law, Chennai, India. He completed his Masters in Corporate Law from Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University.
Arvind enrolled as an Advocate with the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu in 2014 and was attached to the Office of Mr.T.V.Ramanujun, Senior Advocate between 2014 and 2019. Presently, he is one of the Founder Partners of ASN Law Chamber, a Law Firm specialising in Corporate Litigation and Advisory.
Being an ardent researcher, he has assisted various reputed Jurists in publications by reputed Publications such as Cambridge University Press (Diversity in Intellectual Property- 2015), among others. He has authored articles on several legal issues which have been published in reputed law journals and reputed legal websites.
As a student at Law School, Arvind has participated at several moot court competitions across the world. He participated in the 21st Willem C.Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, 2014 in Vienna. He has judged the rounds as Arbitrator at the 15th Vis Moot East, 2018 at Hong Kong.

Mr Tarun Srikanth

Tarun is an Associate in the Capital Markets Practice Group at a full service national law firm named Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co in Mumbai, India.

He was a member of the team from ILS Law College, Pune in the 25th Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot in 2018. Since then, he has been actively involved in guiding and supporting various teams participating at the Moot. Further, he has also acted as an arbitrator in the Vis Moot (Vienna) in 2021 and the Indian Vis Pre-Moots in 2020 and 2021.

Mr Siddharth Srivastava

Siddharth Srivastava is a counsel practicing before the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India and 'Partner' at Seven Seas Partners LLP, a law firm operating in India, Netherlands and Spain. He has worked on numerous international commercial arbitrations, to the tune of $400 million, including regular appearances for interim measures, challenge or enforcement of arbitral awards before the courts. Siddharth has represented Fortune India 500 companies, public sector corporations and state governments before various fora in India. He regularly writes for national newspapers and international publications on contemporary legal issues.

Siddharth graduated from the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, one of the oldest and most prestigious law schools in India. He completed his Masters in Law (LL.M.) in International Commercial Law from Leiden University, Netherlands. Siddharth has been mentored by and worked with retired judges of Appellate Courts including the former Chief Justice of India, prior to starting his own practice.

Mr Konrad Staeger

Konrad Staeger is an Associate in Schellenberg Wittmer's Dispute Resolution Group in Zurich. His main areas of practice are international and domestic arbitration and litigation.

Ms Marjana Staninova

Marjana Staninova works as a lawyer at Popovski & Partners, a Law Firm based in Skopje. She obtained her LL.M degree in the field of contract law in September 2017 at the Unviersity Ss.Cyril and Methodius in Skopje, and is now a PhD student researching in the same field. Marjana participated in the 22nd Vis Moot.

Mr Alexander Statsenko

Alexander Statsenko is an associate at Voskhod Law Firm, a Russian law firm set up by former White & Case, Debevoise & Plimpton and Baker Botts lawyers. Alexander focuses on international commercial arbitration as well as cross-border litigation. He has graduated with honours from Lomonosov Moscow State University and is a PhD student at the moment. Alexander participated in the 26th and 27th Vis Moot as a student and has been coaching the team of Lomonosov Moscow State University since 28th Vis Moot.

Prof Dr Kasper Steensgaard

Professor of law at Aarhus University, Denmark.

Mr Florian Stefan

Florian Stefan is an attorney at law at Vavrovsky Heine Marth. He represents clients in international arbitration proceedings according to the rules of leading arbitral institutions such as ICC, VIAC, HKIAC and DIS as well as in investor-state arbitrations according to the ICSID and UNCITRAL Rules. In addition, he regularly serves as arbitrator and administrative secretary to arbitral tribunals.

Florian frequently gives lectures and publishes in the field of international arbitration. He holds degrees from the University of Vienna (Mag iur, 2012) and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LL.M. with merit, 2014). During his studies at the University of Vienna he participated at the 19th Willem Vis Moot (Honorable Mentions as Best Individual Oralist and Best Memorandum for Claimant). He acts as Regional Representative of the Young International Arbitration Group (YIAG) of the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) for the Willem C. Vis Moot.

Dr Carolina Stefanetti

Dr Carolina Stefanetti is an Italian lawyer practising in the field of Corporate and Commercial Law. She has a Ph.D. in Civil Procedure and Arbitration at the University of Milan and she was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Milan. Carolina lectures during university courses and conferences both on Italian Civil Procedure as well as Italian and International Arbitration. She is authoress of several contributions.

Dr Dominik Stefer

I'm an associate with DLA Piper (Cologne, Germany) in the area of litigation and arbitration since 2023. Before that, I worked as research associate and trainee lawyer in the area of arbitration and litigation in two different law firms.
I hold a doctoral degree from Heidelberg University and and LL.M. from McGill University.
I participant as a student in the 20th Moot and I was coach of the team of Heidelberg University in the 21st, 25th and 26th Moot.
I volunteer as arbitrator in the Vis Moot in Vienna and the Vis East Moot in Hong Kong since 2019.

Dr Christian Steger

Dr Christian Steger is German-qualified attorney and an associate at Latham & Watkins. He is a member of the firm’s International Arbitration Practice. Christian was a Research Associate at the Max Planck Institute for International Private Law in Hamburg, Germany.
His Vis Moot-journey started in 2008/09 as a Mootie. He was a Coach for the University of Hamburg in 2009/10, 2012/13 and for the China-EU School of Law Beijing in 2013/14 and 2014/15

Mr Max Stein

Max Stein acts for companies and governments in complex domestic and international litigation and arbitration matters, including investment arbitration. In particular, Max has dealt with disputes arising from corporate, energy, capital markets, construction and public international law. Prior to joining Skadden in July 2015, Max practiced at another major international law firm in Frankfurt for several years. During his education, he spent one year at the National University of Singapore where he focused on international trade and investment law. Max participated in the 15th/5th Vis Moot and was a coach for Humboldt University in the following year.

Prof Dr Ben Steinbrück

Attorney-at-law and partner at SZA Schilling, Zutt & Anschütz, specialised in international litigation & arbitration and commercial & corporate law; bar exam 2009, research assistant at the Max Planck Institute for comparative and international private law from 2004 to 2009; MJur studies at the University of Oxford 2003/2004; legal studies at the University of Cologne from 1998 to 2003. Lecturer for arbitration law and CISG at the University of Trier.

Mr Dimitar Stoimenov

After graduating in law from the Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridsky" and accomplishing L.LM. programm in German law Dimitar spent five years (from 2003 to 2009) at the European Legal Studies Institute in Osnabrueck as reasearch assistant at the European Legal Studies Institute, chaired by Prof. Dr. Christian von Bar, and has been working for the Study Group on an Europen Civil Code (contributing to the academic DCFR).
At the end of 2009 Dimitar started as a senior lawyer at one of the internation and reputable law firms in CEE - Peterka and Partners and has been appointed lecturer in law of obligations/civil law at the University of Sofia. Within the time period between 2012- 2017 he was co-leading the Bulgarian branch of Peterka and Partners covering the area of civil and commercial law and arbitration.
2017 I have established my own law firm focussed on commercial disputes and arbitration.
In 2016 he has established the law firm Punev and Stoimenov and was elected as arbitrator and member of the Presidium of the Permanent Arbitration Court at the German-Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry alongside Prof. Broedermann and Prof. Paschke from the Hamburg University.

Mr Chris Stomo

B.Sc (UNSW)
LLM (UNSW):
Practicing Barrister and Arbitrator in commercial matters Sydney Australia.

Mr Marius Stucki

Marius Stucki is a Zurich based lawyer primarily working in the fields of international commercial arbitration and China-related corporate matters. He was coach of the University of Bern's Vis-Moot team from 2014 to 2016.

Marius holds degrees from the Universities of Geneva and Bern, a PhD from the University of Bern and an LLM from Peking University. He was admitted to the bar in 2016. As a law student at the University of Bern, he participated at the 20th Vis-Moot in 2012/13.

Marius is a co-author in the commentary on the CISG edited by Prof. Christoph Brunner.

Mr Thiago Stüssi

Thiago Stüssi holds a Law degree from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (2015) and a Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree in International Disputes Resolution, with focus on Arbitration, from Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (Germany, 2018). He studied law for 06 (six) months at the Universität zu Köln (Cologne, Germany) – 2014/2015. He is a Ph.D Candidate in Civil Law from the University of the State of Rio de Janeiro and author of articles and chapters of books, mainly related to Civil, Civil Procedural law and Arbitration.

Mr Matthew Suen

Matthew is a barrister in Hong Kong SAR, China. He has received both common law and civil law education in Hong Kong SAR and Mainland China. Matthew has developed, through practice, experiences in international (cross-border) commercial and investment arbitration and matters involving PRC (Mainland) Law. He has been instructed as Counsel to advise and represent individuals of high net worth and corporate clients in arbitrations administered by major arbitral institutions in Asia, e.g. HKIAC, SIAC, and CIETAC (HK).

Before joining the Hong Kong Bar, Matthew has previously worked with an industry-leading team of international arbitration counsel at a Red Circle law firm in Beijing. He has also marshalled at the Supreme People’s Court and an Intermediate People’s Court in Shanghai, and acted as assistant to international arbitrators.

www.linkedin.com/in/matthewhbsuen

Mr Azamat Suleimanov

I am Azamat Suleimanov, a freshly graduated student of Central European University (CEU), where I got my LLM degree. I've been participated at VisMoot, while I was studying at CEU, and my journey to VisMoot was challenging and exciting, and now I want to start to participate in this incredible journey as an arbitrator.

Assoc Prof Dr Ceyda Süral Efeçınar

Ass. Prof. Dr. Ceyda Süral has finished her LLB in Dokuz Eylül University and LLM in Stockholm University. She obtained her PhD degree from Dokuz Eylül University on private law. She has worked as a research assistant at Dokul Eylül University Faculty of Law. Since 2009, she is working as an assistant professor in the department of private international law at Kadir Has University Faculty of Law. She has published two books; UNIDROIT Principles as Applicable Law to International Commercial Contracts; and The Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments within the European Union. She has a number of articles in the fields of international litigation, international arbitration, law of foreigners and international commercial law. She has participated the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot Competition first as a student team member in 1999 and since three years she is coaching the Kadir Has University team. Dr. Süral is lecturing on private international law, international trade law and international commercial arbitration law at Kadir Has University. She is also a lecturer at Salzburg University European Private Law Summer School and she has given lectures on international litigation at Coimbra University.

Mrs Elif Bilge Suri

Ms Caroline Swartz-Zern

Caroline Swartz-Zern is an overseas lawyer in the Commercial Litigation group of Allens (in an alliance with Linklaters) in Melbourne, Australia, where she practices international arbitration and general dispute resolution. Prior to joining Allens, she worked in the Major Projects and Construction group at another firm, and the Dispute Resolution team of King & Wood Mallesons in Hong Kong. She is dual educated in the United States and France, and previously worked in Paris. She has published on issues related to investor-state and commercial arbitration, and lectured in Paris and Hong Kong. She is a member of the New York State Bar.

Mr Kamil Szumilas

I am currently working as a Legal Advisor (UK & EMEA region) at Aon. Before that, I worked as a Junior Associate at Dentons in Warsaw, Poland (Franchise Group, Retail Group. In August 2019 I graduated cum laude from the LLM International Civil and Commercial Law programme at Leiden University and received the award for the best thesis ("Trade Secrets under the laws of the United Kingdom and the EU Trade Secrets Directive: Protecting Employee Mobility"). During my Master's studies, I participated in the 26th Vis Moot as a member of Leiden's team. In 2018 I obtained an LLB (first class honours) from De Montfort University Leicester which I had the pleasure to represent at the UK's National Client Interviewing Competition.

Dr Amer Tabbara

Dr. Amer is an assistant professor of commercial law and Arbitration at Prince Mohamed Ben Fahed University and an International Legal Consultant. A member of Beirut Bar since 2009, he holds a BA in Law from the Lebanese University - the French Section - a Master’s Degree in Private International and International Commercial law from Assas University (Paris II) in France and an LLM in International and Comparative Dispute Resolution from the University of London in the United Kingdom. Dr. Amer has also completed his PhD in International Private Law and International Arbitration from the Sorbonne University (Paris 1) in France.

Dr Amer research interests include international litigation and arbitration, commercial law, AI and Law and construction law. As an International Legal Consultant who has worked between Lebanon and Qatar, Dr Amer has gained a substantive experience in advising and representing clients before both state and arbitration /adjudicative bodies, in domestic, regional and international disputes, under various governing laws. Dr. Amer advises clients on construction projects and can be involved at any stage from negotiation to dispute avoidance or resolution

Dr. Amer is fluent in Arabic, French and English.

Ms Tishta Tandon

Tishta is an India qualified lawyer specialising in civil litigation, arbitration and pre-dispute advisory and is currently pursuing the Master of Law (LLM) program at the University of Cambridge. She has previously worked as a key member of the dispute resolution practice at Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM) where she regularly advised companies on commercial disputes involving high stakes and appeared before the the Supreme Court of India, High Courts, company law tribunals and institutional and ad-hoc arbitral tribunals. Tishta participated in the 24th Vis Moot where she was awarded Honourable Mention as an Oralist and her team was adjudged to be the best team of the preliminary rounds in Vienna. Since then, she has coached several teams, including the team from National Law University, Delhi which was a semi-finalist in the 28th Vis Moot. Tishta is also coaching the team representing University of Cambridge in the 30th Vis Moot.

Dr Minli Tang

Dual qualified in mainland China and in New York State, Minli has practiced in dispute resolution (especially international arbitration) for years. Recently, Minli has been appointed as a Regional Representative of the ICC YAF. Minli is also a committee member of the Beihai Asia International Arbitration Centre (BAIAC, Singapore), a supporting member of the London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA).

Minli has represented and advised clients in arbitration under the ICC, SIAC, HKIAC, AIAC, CIETAC and China Maritime Arbitration Commission (CMAC) rules as well as under the Terms of the LMAA. Minli has also frequently represented clients in Chinese domestic court litigation and participated in the handling of cases in the English High Court and Court of Appeal.

Minli has particularly rich overseas experiences and network. In addition to her overseas study experiences in common law jurisdictions when pursuing her master and PhD degree, she once was a visiting lawyer in a leading commercial set of barristers’ chambers in London for around two years. During that time, Minli sat with a senior commercial barrister and handled a series of cases involving court litigation and international arbitration under English law.

Mr Ignacio Tasende

Lawyer at international arbitration and litigation department of Ferrere Abogados (Uruguay office).
Assistant professor of Procedural Law (University of the Republic).
Hold a postgraduate diploma in international contracts and litigation (Austral University) and postgraduate certificate in finance law (University of California - Berkeley). Attended the Latin American International Arbitration Course (Geneva University) and International Investment Academy (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens).
Authored several articles regarding arbitration and member of institutions like IBA and Spanish Club of Arbitration, among others.
Arbitrator Intelligence ambassador.
Contributor to the Code of Good Practices on Sports Arbitration.
Contributor for the "Global Sales and Contract Law" book authored by Prof. Dr. Ingeborg Schwenzer.

Ms Elizabeth Taylor

Elizabeth (Liz) Taylor is an Associate at Reed Smith LLP in Pittsburgh, PA focusing her practice on complex commercial litigation and arbitration. Liz works primarily on commercial policyholder coverage disputes, assisting clients in obtaining insurance coverage for catastrophic losses in domestic and international forums. Liz also assists with government investigations, financial services and securities disputes, and commercial contract disputes. Liz is a former mootie (2018 - Round of 32) and coaches the University of Pittsburgh Vis Moot team (2019 - Round of 64; 2020 - Quarterfinals; 2021 - Round of 32; and 2022 - Round of 64) . Liz works pro bono with the U.S. Department of Commerce organizing and conducting Vis Moot training sessions and pre-moots in the Middle East, North Africa, and the Balkan region.

Dr David Tebel

David TEBEL is co-founder and partner at international dispute resolution boutique rothorn legal. He advises and represents clients in complex proceedings before arbitral tribunals and state courts, both domestic and international. He has broad experience with industrial product liability cases – particularly governed by international sales law, large-scale infrastructure projects and corporate disputes.
Prior to co-founding rothorn legal, David was a member of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer’s International Arbitration Group for several years. At Freshfields, David was also member of the innovation think-tank Freshfields Lab and interfaced between legal operations and the practice group dispute resolution.
David teaches as founder and Director of the Moot Academy and before that as lecturer at the Swiss International Law School and at the University of Basel international sales law and introduces young jurists to advocacy. He publishes regularly on topical issues if arbitration and international sales law. David holds a Ph.D. in international sales law (supervised by Professor Ingeborg SCHWENZER). He has been involved with the Willem C. Vis Moot for more than a decade. David participated for the Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg and coached teams from Freiburg and Basel.

Ms Maria Teder

A former 'mootie' who had the pleasure of taking home the Pieter Sanders Award in 2011 while studying International Commercial Arbitration Law at the University of Stockholm. Currently, Counsel at Ellex Raidla law firm in Tallinn , Estonia, focusing mainly on international arbitration and cross-border dispute resolution.

Mr Gökberk Tekin

Gökberk Tekin is a Turkish lawyer admitted to Ankara Bar and specialized in dispute resolution. In his current role at Ongur & Partners International Law Office, he focuses on international commercial arbitration and litigation.

He holds a B.Sc. degree from the Turkish Military Academy, an LL.B. from Selcuk University Faculty of Law, and two LL.M. degrees from Aberystwyth University and Ankara University Faculty of Law (LL.M.) respectively. Currently, he is a Ph.D. candidate at Ankara University Law Faculty.

Before joining Ongur & Partners, he served as a public servant and an academic.

Mr Douglas Telpis Ferrante

Lawyer admited in the Brazilian Bar Association, authorized to practice law, number 399.742. Partner at Vicente Bagnoli Law Firm, a Law Firm in São Paulo, Brazil. Practioner and academic professor in the fields of Arbitration, Business Law, Economic Law, Competition Law, Business Litigation, Regulatory Law and Contracts. Enterpreneur, founder of the companies Glowing Media and Siplet Media. LLB at Mackenzie Presbiterian University in Brazil. Specialist Degree in Business Law at Fundação Getúlio Vargas - FGV in Brazil. Master's Degree in Political and Economic Law at Mackenzie Presbiterian University in Brazil. MBA in Digital Business at USP in Brazil. Partner at Vicente Bagnoli Law Firm.

Mr Robert-Jan Temmink

Robert is a Queen's Counsel practising from Quadrant Chambers in London since 1996. He specialises in international commercial law and arbitration. Also registered to practice at the Dubai International Financial Centre, Northern Ireland, Eastern Caribbean, Trinidad & Tobago. FLC of the State Bar of New York. Particular fields of expertise include aviation, dry shipping, energy, financial services and technology. Most of his cases involve an element of domestic or cross-border insolvency and many cases involve allegations of fraud. He has been a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators since 2007 and is a supporting Member of the LMAA. Robert is a registered arbitrator at the HKIAC, AIAC, DIAC, EMAA and frequently sits as either chair or member of tribunals under ICC and LCIA rules. He has been involved in judging practice rounds of the Vis moot before and is an advocacy trainer for Middle Temple and the International Advocacy Association - training lawyers around the world in the art of advocacy, with particular reference to common law advocacy skills in international arbitration. He is a Master of the Bench of the Middle Temple - one of the Inns of Court in London.

Mr Oleg TEMNIKOV

Oleg is a practising lawyer/attorney-at-law at Wolf Theiss law firm office in Sofia, Bulgaria. He graduated in 2009 from Universite Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne and was admitted to Sofia Bar in 2012.

Oleg is regularly involved in both domestic and international arbitrations, as well as court litigations. His experience includes providing advice and representing clients in complex multi-jurisdictional disputes in various sectors, such as energy, construction, transport, finance, insurance and others. Apart from litigation works, Oleg is also regularly provides legal advice in the field of regulatory matters, energy law, telecommunications etc.

Oleg is the author of several articles in the field of commercial and investment arbitration in Bulgarian and International journals, including ICSID Review, Journal of International Dispute Settlement, Kluwer Arbitration Blog, The In-House Lawyer, Lexology etc.

He is highly involved with the VIS Moot for the ninth consecutive year. Oleg has served as arbitrator in Vienna and on multiple pre-moots. Also, since 2011 he is one of the coaches of the Sofia University VIS Moot Team and one of the organizers of Sofia Pre Moot.

Mrs Chloé Terrapon

Chloé Terrapon is a managing associate in the Litigation and Arbitration Team of Walder Wyss Ltd, Zurich, where she represents clients in domestic and international proceedings. She specializes in complex cross-border disputes relating to contract, commercial and insolvency law, as well as white-collar crimes. She has been involved as counsel or tribunal secretary in numerous arbitration proceedings seated in Europe and Asia (ad hoc or institution-administered under ICSID, ICC, SIAC, HKIAC and Swiss Rules) notably in the fields of construction and energy, as well as investment treaty law.

Ms Leah Thomas

Leah is an Indian qualified lawyer. She is currently pursuing the Geneva LL.M in International Dispute Settlement (MIDS). Prior to this, she worked as a Law Clerk-cum- Research Assistant to judges of the Indian Supreme Court. As a Law Clerk, Leah assisted the Judges by briefing them on a diverse range of matters pertaining to constitutional law, criminal law and arbitration petitions among others; drafting reserved judgments and composing speeches to be delivered by them.

Leah graduated from the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata in 2018 where she completed courses on international commercial dispute settlement and various areas of public international law, including WTO law and Investment Arbitration. She has also authored publications in these subjects which are her primary areas of interest.

Dr Paul A. Tichauer

Founding Chair of the Canada Branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators in 2017, Dr. Paul Tichauer is a member of the Standing Committee of the ICC International Center for ADR in Paris and an active independent arbitrator. Recent appointments include sitting as Sole Arbitrator for the ICC and as Public Arbitrator for FINRA – the Financial Regulatory Authority in the USA. In addition, in 2018 Dr. Tichauer was appointed as the official Observer for the CIArb at UNCITRAL Working Group ll on the Settlement of Commercial Disputes and at UNCITRAL Working Group lll on Investor-State Dispute Settlement reform. He has also served as a tutor at the Chartered Institute of Arbitrator’s Advanced Route to Fellowship courses in Vancouver, Toronto and New York.

A Rhodes Scholar, Dr. Tichauer received a BEng (Metallurgy) from McGill University, an MA (Philosophy, Politics and Economics) from Oxford University and a PhD (Metallurgy) from MIT. In addition to serving as an arbitrator, Dr. Tichauer has been a successful CEO and COO for over 25 years and currently mentors senior executives internationally across a wide range of businesses and organizations. A Canadian citizen, Dr. Tichauer resides in Toronto. More details are available on www.ceoarbitration.com and www.tichauer.com.

Esteban Gaviria Tobón

Esteban Gaviria Tobon as formative studies has an academic year abroad in Robert Fulton School in New York, un MBE en EF London School, Lawyer of the University of San Buenaventura in Colombia, Master's Degree in Mediation, Arbitration and Conflict Management in Private Law, Diploma in Arbitration by Chamber of Commerce of Bogota Colombia, a specialist in Arbitration by the General Council of Spanish Lawyers. (CGAE) Madrid – Spain. PEPP Candidate (PEPPer Programme in European Private Law for Postgraduates) by EU Universities. PhD Candidate in Law with an emphasis in Arbitration by the University of Valencia in Spain. Author of various publications in Arbitration such as; "The future of Investment Arbitration" with the Italian publisher ARACNE.

Worked in the research area at the European Parliament (EPRS), A partnership of different Lawyers Groups, currently is Professor of National and International Arbitration in postgraduate programmes in different universities. Founder and Ex-Director of the –ArbitraTge- Department at the University of San Buenaventura in Colombia. He has served as a: participant, coach and qualifying jury in different International Moot-Courts Competition.

Ms Jelena TODIC

Associate at Bredin Prat (Paris)

Ms Allison Torline

Allison Torline is a Counsel at Busse Disputes. Based in Frankfurt, Germany, Allison is a US-trained attorney who practices international commercial and investor-state arbitration. She has extensive experience in various forms of arbitration, including proceedings conducted under the ICC, ICSID, DIS and HKIAC rules in addition to UNCITRAL and other ad hoc proceedings. Allison represents and advises clients from inter alia the trade, shipbuilding, construction, energy and pharmaceutical sectors. A particular focus of her practice is on the representation of States and investors in public international law disputes arising out of investment treaties. Furthermore, she is frequently involved in post-M&A disputes. She is a member the YAWP Steering Committee and has been recognised as a "future leader" in international arbitration by WWL/Lexology.

Prof Marco Torsello

JD cum laude (Bologna, 1994), LLM in European Business Law (Nijmegen, NL, 1998), Marco Torsello is Partner at ARBLIT – Radicati di Brozolo Sabatini Benedettelli Torsello, Full Professor of Comparative Private Law at Verona Law School, and Global Professor of Law at New York University, School of Law – Law-Abroad Program in Paris. His past Visiting Professorships include those at Bucerius Law School, Hamburg (Fall 2017), NYU, School of Law (Fall 2011 and Fall 2015); Sciences Po, Paris (Spring 2015), Fordham Law School (Fall 2012); University of Pittsburgh, School of Law (Fall 2010); Columbia Law School (2004/05) and many others.
He is the author of several articles and books in English and Italian dealing with comparative law, contract law, international business transactions and other legal issues, including a major monograph in Italian on International Contracts (co-authored with Aldo Frignani) and the Nutshell on International Sales Law-CISG (co-authored with Franco Ferrari).

Mr Vinícius Trajano

Ms Grace Tran

Grace is a Canadian lawyer with a focus in litigation and international arbitration. She obtained her Juris Doctor from the University of Ottawa where she specialized in international law. She previously worked at an international commercial arbitration boutique in Vienna, Austria. She now works at a litigation boutique in Toronto, Canada.

Dr Gregory Travaini

Gregory joined Herbert Smith Freehills in July 2012 (seconded to the firm's Hong Kong office 2018-2019), after formerly acting as Deputy Counsel at the ICC International Court of Arbitration in Paris, working as a Research Assistant to Professor J. Martin Hunter in London, and training at a magic circle law firm. He regularly advises clients in both ad hoc and institutional international arbitrations (ICC, AFA, SCC, and ICSID and UNCITRAL) both in commercial matters (construction, distribution, joint-venture, energy and sales contracts), acting for both private investors and State entities.
Gregory is a graduate of Paris II University (Pantheon Assas), Paris III University (Sorbonne Nouvelle), and University of London (King's College and the School of Oriental and African Studies). He holds an LLM in International and Comparative Dispute Resolution, a Masters in Comparative Law, as well as a Masters in Business and Institutional Communication. He also holds a Ph. D in Law from Paris II University (Pantheon Assas), where his thesis addressed "The Influence of European Powers on Dispute Resolution Mechanisms in West Africa: The African Legal Culture".
Gregory is admitted to the Paris Bar.
Gregory was awarded the King's College Principal Award and is recognized as a Future Leader in International Arbitration (Who's Who Legal).

Mr Evaristo Treviño Berlanga

Evaristo Treviño Berlanga graduated from law school from Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City (2005). He holds a Certificate in Negotiation, Mediation and Arbitration from Humboldt Universität zu Berlin (2004) and a Master of Laws in Chinese and Comparative Law from City University of Hong Kong (2007).

In Mexico he practiced litigation and arbitration for over four years. In Hong Kong he worked for two years in a law firm in the China Practice area. In 2009 he founded La Nao Group, a firm based in Hong Kong integrated by Chinese, Mexican, Argentine, Spanish and Colombian lawyers servicing Latin-American companies dealing in China and Chinese companies dealing with Latin America. He is constantly involved in international disputes and potential disputes between Chinese and Latin American firms.

He is an associate member at the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. He has participated in 2015 UNCITRAL Asia Pacific Conferences and 2016 UNCITRAL Trade Law Forum in Incheon, Korea as well as several arbitration events in Hong Kong.

In 2008 he founded The Mexican Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, the first Latin American chamber of commerce in Hong Kong.

Mr Pierre Trippel

Pierre Trippel is an associate with Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP. He is based in Frankfurt and focuses his practice on international commercial arbitration, investment arbitration, and public international law. He advises clients in complex cross-border disputes in the banking and energy sectors. He studied law at Bucerius Law School, Germany and at the University of Cambridge (Trinity College). Pierre participated as speaker for Bucerius Law School in the Vis Moot in 2012 and has participated as a coach for Bucerius Law School, Heidelberg University, and Bahir Dar University in numerous years since then.

Mr Julian Tristram

Julian S. Tristram specialises in advising domestic and international clients on M&A and private equity transactions, particularly in the energy and life sciences sectors, and also assists his clients on all other commercial and corporate matters. He regularly acts on both, the buy- and sell-side. Having previously worked for German companies, he understands his clients' needs and always finds pragmatic solutions.

Mr Konstantin Tschöpe

Konstantin is a dispute resolution specialist at the boutique lawfim Borris Hennecke Kneisel in Cologne, Germany. He frequently acts as Counsel and Secretary to the Arbitral Tribunal in international arbitral proceedings. In his practice, Konstantin focuses on corporate disputes (Post-M&A, Joint Ventures, Shareholder Disputes, Insolvency Litigation). Moreover, he has considerable experience in the fields of Insurance Law and Cross-Boarder Sales Transactions in various industries.

Ms Ioulia Tsoukanova

Former student of the Arbitration and International Business Law Master Program ( University of Versailles Saint Quentin, France). Ioulia is currently completing French Bar School program ( HEDAC).
Ioulia has been also a student coach for the Unifersity of Paris Saclay Vis Moot Team for 3 years.

Miss Eirini Tsoutsou

Eirini is an associate in Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan’s London office. Her practice focuses on international commercial and investor-state arbitration. In that context, she has represented both sovereign states and private entities, including entities acting in the banking, energy, and telecommunications sectors. Eirini has also acted for high net worth individuals in the context of estate litigation before the English courts. Eirini has acted in arbitrations under several procedural rules, including LCIA, ICC, and UNCITRAL, as well as in complex multi-party disputes.

Eirini received her MSc in Law and Finance (MLF) with distinction at the University of Oxford, where she specialised in corporate finance law and competition law alongside studying finance and economics.

Eirini participated in the 26th Vis Moot as a team member and oralist, and in the 28th Vis Moot as a coach.

Dr Johan Tufte-Kristensen

Johan Tufte-Kristensen is a postdoc at the University of Copenhagen. His teaching and research concerns dispute resolution and conflicts of interest. He currently represents the Danish government in UNCITRAL’s Working Group II dealing with arbitration and conciliation, and he regularly provides legal advice on issues related to dispute resolution. He serves as a member of several boards, including the board of Young Arbitrators Copenhagen. Johan received an LL.M. degree in February 2014 and a PhD in Law in November 2017, both from the University of Copenhagen. His master's thesis concerns the appointment of arbitrators, and his PhD thesis concerns the impartiality and independence of arbitrators. Johan has been an exchange student at Pepperdine University School of Law and a visiting scholar at the University of Texas School of Law. He has worked as a legal trainee at Bruun & Hjejle Law Firm and as an assistant attorney at Hafnia Law Firm, both in Copenhagen. Johan took part in the Vis Moot as a participant in 2011-2012. Since then, he has been involved in the moot as an arbitrator several times.

Ms Polina Tulina

Polina is an Associate in Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP's Moscow Office and a member of the Commercial Disputes Team. Polina deals with both international arbitration and cross-border litigation, as well as Russian litigation projects. She represented clients in a number of international arbitrations under UNCITRAL and LCIA Rules. Also, she supported clients on various international matters including banking, corporate and family law.

Dr George G. Tumanishvili

Masaryk University (Czech Republic)
Chairman of Georgian Lawyers Without Borders
Director of GTJ's Group
Professor, PhD.
former Dean at Ilia state university School of Law (2010-2014).

Ms Sherlin Tung

Sherlin is a Partner in the International Arbitration and Litigation team of Withersworldwide and based in the Hong Kong office. She specializes in international commercial arbitration and advises clients in Asia, North America, and Europe on all aspects of cross-border disputes. Sherlin is also the Director, CEO of the Vis East Moot Competition as well as the Past President of the Moot Alumni Association.

Prior to joining Withers Worldwide, Sherlin worked with a leading international law firm in Hong Kong where she was a member of the international disputes practice group. Sherlin started her international arbitration career working under the direct supervision of a leading independent arbitrator in Switzerland. Thereafter, she worked for the Secretariat of the ICC International Court of Arbitration in Hong Kong and New York, where she was a founding member of the ICC's New York case management team. Following her time at the ICC, Sherlin worked in Vienna, Austria as the litigation and arbitration counsel for an international rubber conglomerate.

Sherlin is a qualified attorney in California and New York and a Registered Foreign Lawyer in Hong Kong. She is a native Mandarin Chinese and English speaker, proficient in Spanish, and knows basic German.

Mr Santtu Turunen

Santtu Turunen is an experienced arbitration professional. He serves as an arbitrator in domestic and international disputes. In addition, Santtu advises companies on conflict management and dispute resolution, emphasizing client mindset and a proactive approach. Santtu has published several articles and edited several publications in the field of arbitration, among others he is the co-author of the book Due Process in International Commercial Arbitration (OUP, 2nd ed. 2010).

Mr Jon Tweedale

Jon Tweedale is Co-Head of the International Arbitration Practice at Addleshaw Goddard LLP and is based in London.
He has over 22 years' experience advising on international commercial disputes and has acted as Counsel for multinationals, banks and governments in international arbitrations under most arbitral rules, including arbitrations under the LCIA, ICC, ICSID and UNCITRAL rules seated in London, Paris and Vienna.
Jon is also a Solicitor-Advocate (Civil Proceedings) of the Supreme Court of England and Wales and has substantial experience advising on proceedings in the Commercial Court in London.
Sectors and industries in which he has particular knowledge and experience include energy (oil, gas and renewables), life sciences (pharma and biopharma, including gene therapy programmes), manufacturing and engineering, banking and finance, retail, hospitality and professional services.
Jon studied law at Downing College, Cambridge University, before training and practising at the London office of Allen & Overy LLP for over 10 years. Jon joined Addleshaw Goddard LLP in 2007.
As well as maintaining his Counsel practice, he sits as an arbitrator.
Jon is recognised as a leading individual in international arbitration in Who's Who Legal: Arbitration (2021).

Mr Varun Tyagi

Indian attorney, specializing in the field of International Commercial Arbitration and Dispute Resolution