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Noradele Radjai
  • Publications:

    Privacy and Confidentiality in Arbitration - Switzerland

  • Education:

    Diploma in Law, with distinction, from the College of Law, London (1999-2000), and an LL.B., with honours, from Kings College London (1996-1999).

  • Other Information:

    Specialising in commercial and investment arbitration in the energy, telecommunications, construction and infrastructure sectors. She also advises clients from the Middle East or in relation to contracts or projects in the Middle East.

  • Firm Country: Switzerland
  • Type of Practitioner: Arbitrator, Counsel, Expert
  • Practice Areas: Arbitration, Commercial Law, Investment - Concession agreements, Public international Law
  • Nationality/Nationalities: British, Lebanese
  • Select Languages:
    • Language(s): Arabic, Speaking Proficiency: Native Fluency, Professional Proficiency: Conduct DR proceedings, Represent clients as an advocate in DR proceedings, Testify orally, Draft opinions, reports, agreements, decisions, orders or awards, Understand written documents
    • Language(s): English, Speaking Proficiency: Native Fluency, Professional Proficiency: Conduct DR proceedings, Represent clients as an advocate in DR proceedings, Testify orally, Draft opinions, reports, agreements, decisions, orders or awards, Understand written documents
    • Language(s): French, Speaking Proficiency: Native Fluency, Professional Proficiency: Conduct DR proceedings, Represent clients as an advocate in DR proceedings, Testify orally, Draft opinions, reports, agreements, decisions, orders or awards, Understand written documents
Geneva, CH
Nuna Lerner
  • Publications:

    Β π™²πš˜πšžπš—πšœπšŽπš• πšŽπšπš‘πš’πšŒπšœ πš’πš— πš’πš—πšπšŽπš›πš—πšŠπšπš’πš˜πš—πšŠπš• πšŠπš›πš‹πš’πšπš›πšŠπšπš’πš˜πš—: 𝚊 πš—πš˜-πš–πšŠπš—β€²πšœ πš•πšŠπš—πš πš˜πš› 𝚊 πšœπšπš›πšŠπšπšŽπšπš’πšŒ πš™πš•πšŠπš’πšπš›πš˜πšžπš—πš?https://www.kluwerarbitration.com/document/KLI-KA-Gonzalez-Bueno-2024-Ch03

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    Challenges in Arbitrating Infrastructure Contracts Under Israeli Law: Munchausen in the Mire https://daily.jusconnect.com/reports/2023/06/industry-insights-construction-arbitration-report?utm_source=co-marketing-kits&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=2023_jus_connect_construction_arbitration_report&utm_content=arbitration-report

    Β 

    Β 
    "Don't Walk Behind Me, I May Not Lead; Don't Walk in Front of Me, I May Not Follow" - ART 29(7) of the ICC Rules and Concurrent Judicial Jurisdictionhttps://arbitrationblog.kluwerarbitration.com/2020/11/21/dont-walk-behind-me-i-may-not-lead-dont-walk-in-front-of-me-i-may-not-follow-article-297-of-the-icc-rules-and-concurrent-judicial-jurisdiction/

  • Education:

    Reichman University Cum Laude Master of Laws (2012); International Commercial Law Bachelor of Laws (2010) Bachelor degree in Business and Commerce

  • Other Information:

    I am an international commercial disputes lawyer with significant experience in international arbitration, including commercial, enforcement (both locally and internationally) and investor-state disputes. I also have experience in banking litigation and competition from Magic Circle firms.Β 

    I am the Chair of the International Arbitration Committee under the ICC National Committee in Israel and a member of the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR. I am also a member of the Organizing Committee of Tel Aviv Arbitration Week and a Co-Founder of the Israeli Forum for International Arbitration.

    I am ranked by Legal 500 (Leading Individual - International Arbitration); Lexology Index (Thought Leaders -Global Elite - Arbitration Under 45 Partners; Arbitration Future Leaders – Partners; Arbitration: Client Choice: - Arbitration); and my team is the only Israeli team on GAR 100!

    Personal testimonials from Legal 500 include: β€œone of the best legal partners for us, one that anyone would like to have next to themβ€œ β€œa great professional” β€œparticularly diligent and resourceful” ”fully committed to excellence” β€œknowledgeable, professional, and sophisticated” β€œAlways up to date to the smallest detail and any legal factual information that can support our case”

  • Firm Country: Israel
  • Jurisdiction: Israel
  • Type of Practitioner: Arbitrator, Counsel
  • Practice Areas: Arbitration, Commercial Law, Construction - Engineering, Energy - Natural Resources, Infrastructure, Mediation, Oil - Gas - Mining
  • Legal System: Civil Law, Common Law
  • Nationality/Nationalities: Israeli
TelAviv, IL
Alice Fremuth-Wolf
  • State Contact: Vienna
  • Publications:

    Wegmüller/Fremuth-Wolf, Panoramic guide (formerly Getting the Deal Through) Litigation Funding – Jurisdiction „Austria“ Compare – Panoramic – Lexology (2026)

    Fremuth-Wolf, Prozessfinanzierung im Insolvenzverfahren, ZIK Praxis, ZIK 2025/111

    Fremuth-Wolf (ed.), Handbuch Prozessfinanzierung in Österreich (2025) Verlag Österreich

    Fremuth-Wolf, Grundlagen und Praxis der Prozessfinanzierung: Modelle, Alternativen, Akteure und Vertragsgestaltung, in Fremuth-Wolf (ed.),, Handbuch Prozessfinanzierung in Österreich (2025) 1

    Macedo/Fremuth-Wolf, Third-Party Funding in the Era of Arbitration Reform and ESG: What Lies Ahead?, in Baltag/Feldman (ed.), Reforming Arbitration Reform: Emerging Voices, New Strategies and Evolving Values (2025) 49

    Jevtic/Fremuth-Wolf, Legal Finance: Different Types of Third-Party Funding and Alternatives, in Pitkowitz (ed.), Handbook on Third-Party Funding in International Arbitration, 2nd edition (2024) 201

    Fremuth-Wolf/Vanas-Metzler, Chapter V: Developments on the Austrian Market, The VIAC Rules for Investment Arbitration and Mediation 2021 With Special Focus on Third Party Funding and VIAC as Appointing or Administering Authority for ad hoc Proceedings, in Klausegger/Klein et al (ed.), Austrian Yearbook on International Arbitration (2023), 371

    Fremuth-Wolf, Prozessfinanzierung – kurz und bündig erklärt, ecolex 2022/535

    Fremuth-Wolf/Jevtic, Prozessfinanzierung im Insolvenzverfahren – Vorteile und Chancen, in Kodek (ed.), Insolvenz-Forum 2021 und 2022 (2023) 59

    Fremuth-Wolf, Third-Party Funding in Investment Arbitration: To Be or Not to Be?, in Brekoulakis/Weeramantry/Nagapetyan (ed.), Achieving the Arbitration Dream: Liber Amicorum for Julian Lew (2023) 371

    Leinwather/Wong/Fremuth-Wolf, VIAC arbitration (Vienna Rules 2021): A step-by-step guide (2023)

    Fremuth-Wolf/Leinwather, VIAC Explanatory Notes – A Secretariat’s Guide (2022), Preface 

    Fremuth-Wolf/Kathan-Spath, VIAC Rules Revision 2021 Part I: Revised Vienna Rules Enter into Force on 1 July 2021 - Kluwer Arbitration Blog

    Fremuth-Wolf/Vanas-Metzler, Die VIAC Schieds- und Mediationsordnung für Investitionsverfahren 2021, GesRZ-Spezial 2022, 19

    Fremuth-Wolf/Nueber, Schiedsklauseln – eine Einleitung, GesRZ 2021, 133 

    Fremuth-Wolf, Auswirkungen der COVID-19-Krise auf VIAC-Schiedsverfahren, ecolex 2020, 372

    Liebscher/Fremuth-Wolf (eds.), Arbitration Law and Practice in Central and Eastern Europe, 2n ed. (2020)

    Fremuth-Wolf, Handbook VIAC Rules of Arbitration and Mediation: A Practitioner’s Guide, 2n ed. (2019), Art 1 (with Horvath), Art 4 (with Vanas-Metzler), Art 5 (with Dobosz), Art 10 (with Rogge), Art 44 (with Vanas-Metzler) VIAC Rules; Art 1 (with Rogge), Art 4 (with Rogge), Art 7 (with Mattl), Art 8 (with Rogge), Art 14 (with Rogge) VIAC Mediation Rules; Annex 1 (with Grill), Annex 3 (with Rogge), Annex 4 (with Vanas-Metzler) 

    Fremuth-Wolf/Vanas-Metzler, Die neuen VIAC Regeln 2018, ecolex 2018, 300

    Heider/Fremuth-Wolf, Austria, in Tirado (contr. editor), International Arbitration, GLI, 2nd ed. (2016), 26

    Fremuth-Wolf/Heider, in Selected Arbitral Awards, Vol 1 (2015) Annotations to A01, A 02, A 03, A 04

    Fremuth-Wolf/Dobosz, Vienna International Arbitral Centre: No Job Name

    Fremuth-Wolf, Zur Unterbrechung des Schiedsverfahrens bei Insolvenzeröffnung, ecolex 2015, 564

    Fremuth-Wolf, The European Convention on International Arbitration as a Tool to Remedy Pathological Arbitration Agreements – „There’s still Life in the Old Dog yet!, in Klausegger/Klein et al (ed.), Austrian Yearbook on International Arbitration (2013) 61

    Fremuth-Wolf in Riegler/Petsche/Fremuth-Wolf/Platte (ed.), Arbitration Law of Austria: Practice and Procedure (2007), Commentary §§ 577-584, § 592 ZPO; Art VII (with Platte); Special Topics: Confidentiality in Arbitration, Arbitration Agreement and Third Parties

    Fremuth-Wolf, Die Schiedsvereinbarung im Zessionsfall (2004)

    Fremuth, Schiedsverfahren und Konkurs - Zur Bindung des Masseverwalters an Schiedsvereinbarungen des Gemeinschuldners, ÖJZ 1998, 848

    Fremuth, Das Unternehmensreorganisationsgesetz, RdW 1997, Sonderheft 

    Fremuth/Reidinger, Feststellungsklage nach § 228 , JAP 1996/97, 38

  • Education:

    Oct – Dec 2021:             Mediation Advocacy Training (SAGE Mediation)

    Jan – Nov 2004:             Mediator Training

    May 2001:                       Austrian Bar Exam (with merits)

    Oct 2001 – Dec 2002:   University of Vienna – Doctor of Law (Dr. iur.)

    Oct 1997 – Sept 1998:  London School of Economics – LL.M. (with merits), SIA

    March 1991 – June 1995: Vienna University and University of Utrecht (Mag. Iur.)

  • Other Information:

    Alice Fremuth-Wolf specializes in international dispute resolution and litigation finance.  

    She has served as a senior professional with a leading Swiss provider of legal finance solutions which she continues to advise on matters pertaining to Austria & the CEE region. Alice is familiar with the needs of clients seeking financing as well as the strategic objectives of funders and their investors. She has extensive experience conducting due diligence and providing clients with detailed risk assessments and practical evaluations of whether a certain finance or risk insurance solution aligns with their needs.  She also assists in negotiating litigation funding agreements and, thanks to her wide network across the litigation finance industry, connects clients with suitable funding partners.  

    Alice also brings a decade of leadership experience from the Vienna International Arbitral Centre (VIAC), one of the leading arbitration and mediation institutions in the CEE and SEE region, where she served as Deputy and later Secretary General for 10 years. In this capacity, she oversaw case management, guided several revisions of the VIAC Rules, introduced technological advancements, such as a digital file-sharing platform, and expanded business development across the region. Performing this role over a decade further deepened her understanding of dispute resolution in CEE and SEE jurisdictions. 

    Alice is a board-member of the Austrian Arbitration Association since 2022 and was recently elected as its president for the period 2026-2028.

    A frequent speaker on international arbitration, mediation, and litigation finance, Alice also lectures on arbitration at the Institute of Civil Procedure Law of the University of Vienna. From 2004 to 2010, she coached Vienna’s team for the Vis Moot.  She has authored numerous publications on arbitration, ADR, and litigation finance, and in 2024 was appointed to the IBA Task Force for the revision of the IBA Guidelines on Conflict of Interest in International Arbitration. 

     

  • Firm Country: Austria
  • Type of Practitioner: Arbitrator, Counsel
  • Practice Areas: Arbitration
  • Nationality/Nationalities: Austrian
  • Select Languages:
    • Language(s): German, Speaking Proficiency: Native Fluency, Professional Proficiency: Conduct DR proceedings, Represent clients as an advocate in DR proceedings, Testify orally, Draft opinions, reports, agreements, decisions, orders or awards, Understand written documents
    • Language(s): English, Speaking Proficiency: Proficient, Professional Proficiency: Conduct DR proceedings, Represent clients as an advocate in DR proceedings, Testify orally, Draft opinions, reports, agreements, decisions, orders or awards, Understand written documents
    • Speaking Proficiency: Conversational
    • Speaking Proficiency: Conversational
Vienna, Vienna, AT
Puloma Mukherjee
Zuzana Janeckova
Francesca Sepe
Marieke Witkamp
Alina Leoveanu
  • Other Relevant Experience:

    Representing companies in commercial arbitrations and mediations in complex disputes arising from different economic sectors and industries; see below for more details.

  • Publications:

    - July 2019: Book Chapter: ICC Mediation Paving the Way Forward in Mediation in International Commercial and Investments Disputes co-edited by Katia Fach Gomez and Catharine Titi, Oxford University Press; -2018: Book Chapter: Reflexions sur la procΓ©dure de mediation CCI, pages 133-142, La mΓ©diation dans tous ses Γ©tats, Walid Ben Hamida et Sami Bostanji (ed), Editions A. Pedone; - February 2016 : Book Chapter: Romanian Arbitration Law Issues in ICC Paris Arbitration Practice, Arbitration in Romania: A PractitionerΒ’s Guide, Leaua and Baias (ed), Kluwer Law International, 2016; - July- Septembre 2015: Amicus Curiae Interventions: Is International Commercial Arbitration Exempt?, Corporate Disputes, July-September 2015, pages 42-45.

  • Education:

    University of Paris I PanthΓ©on-Sorbonne, MasterΒ’s degree in European Union Law, University of Craiova, Faculty of Law Nicolae Titulescu (Romania)

  • Other Information:

    - CEDR Accredited Mediator since 2016

    - Member of the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR and of the ICC Task Force on Β“ADR and ArbitrationΒ”

    - Manager of the ICC International Centre for ADR (from 2016 to 2019)

    - Global Co-Chair of the ICC Young Arbitrators Forum (from 2016 to 2019)

    - Deputy Counsel for the Central and Eastern European Team, Secretariat of the ICC International Court of Arbitration (from 2007 to 2016)

    - Case processing Lawyer, European Court of Human Rights (from 2006 to 2007)

    Representing companies in commercial arbitrations and mediations in complex disputes arising from different economic sectors and industries; see below for more details.

  • Firm Country: France
  • Jurisdiction: France, Romania
  • Type of Practitioner: Inhouse Counsel, Mediator
  • Practice Areas: Arbitration, Commercial Law, Construction - Engineering, Joint Ventures - Consortia - Cooperation, Mediation, Public international Law
  • Legal System: Civil Law, European Law, International Law
  • Nationality/Nationalities: French, Romanian
  • Select Languages:
    • Language(s): English, Speaking Proficiency: Proficient
    • Language(s): French, Speaking Proficiency: Proficient
    • Language(s): Romanian, Speaking Proficiency: Native Fluency
    • Language(s): Spanish, Speaking Proficiency: Conversational
Paris, FR
Giulia Menegon
Louise Fisher
Carmen Sturm
Camilla Perera - de Wit
Zainab Al Sadooni
Laila ABBOU
  • Jurisdiction: Morocco
  • Type of Practitioner: Adjudicator, Expert
  • Practice Areas: Arbitration, Commercial Law, Insolvency
  • Legal System: European Law
  • Nationality/Nationalities: Moroccan
Ann Gittleman
  • State Contact: NY
  • Type of Practitioner: Expert
  • Practice Areas: Commercial Law
Andrea Utasy Clark
  • Type of Practitioner: Counsel
  • Practice Areas: Arbitration, Construction - Engineering, Energy - Natural Resources, Infrastructure
  • Legal System: Common Law
  • Nationality/Nationalities: American
Li Li
Christina Hettiarachchi
  • Firm Country: Sri Lanka
  • Jurisdiction: Sri Lanka
  • Type of Practitioner: Counsel
  • Practice Areas: Arbitration, Commercial Law, Construction - Engineering, DRB (Dispute resolution board) - DAB (Dispute adjudication board), Energy - Natural Resources, Infrastructure, Insolvency, Mediation
  • Legal System: Common Law
  • Nationality/Nationalities: Sri Lankan
  • Select Languages:
    • Language(s): English, Speaking Proficiency: Proficient, Professional Proficiency: Conduct DR proceedings, Represent clients as an advocate in DR proceedings, Testify orally, Draft opinions, reports, agreements, decisions, orders or awards, Understand written documents
Colombo, LK
Janet Whittaker
Samantha Rowe
  • Firm Country: United Kingdom
  • Jurisdiction: United Kingdom
  • Type of Practitioner: Counsel
  • Practice Areas: Arbitration
  • Nationality/Nationalities: British, Irish
  • Select Languages:
    • Language(s): French, Speaking Proficiency: Proficient
    • Language(s): , Speaking Proficiency: Conversational
    • Language(s): Spanish, Speaking Proficiency: Proficient
London, GB

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Policy on Funding Moot Competition Teams

Each year ArbitralWomen provides support to a number of Teams who participate in dispute resolution competitions, such as the Vis or Vis East International Arbitration Moot by covering their registration fee.

Following are the conditions for the funding:

  1. Any qualified team requesting financial assistance must complete an application form providing details of the teams, resources, and the reason for the requested assistance. The application form is available on the website, and may be amended from time to time as the Board deems appropriate.
  2. The Board, through its Moot Bursary Committee, shall consider all applications received and decide which team(s) shall be supported through payment of its(their) registration fee to compete. In general, teams selected will be from different countries. Applications filed after the deadline will be disregarded.
  3. Criteria of selection:
    • The team must reflect ArbitralWomen's mission of promoting the participation of women in dispute resolution, i.e. at least half of the members of a team must be women.
    • The team must demonstrate the need for financial assistance.
    • Priority will be given to teams:
      • who have not previously participated, and whose school has not previously participated;
      • who have no support from their universities or no coach;
      • who come from developing countries or jurisdictions which, in the sole discretion of the Board, are in the greatest need of support for the advancement of women in dispute resolution;
      • of smaller number of students composing the team (for example 4 students as opposed to 8).
  4. An all-female team may be awarded the ArbitralWomen President’s Bursary if the other requirements are met.
  5. Nothing in this Policy prevents a team, which has already received funding in one year, from applying in future years. The Board shall treat each application on its merits and in relation to other applications received for that particular year.
  6. The Board shall effect payment to the final payee rather than directly to the team. In the event the team for any reason cannot participate, the Board at its sole option may request a refund from the organising authority, may request the organising authority to apply the funds to assist another team in that year, or may request that the funds be used to pay for another team in the following year.
  7. Funding will, in the first instance, be sought from external sponsors, who shall be identified and introduced to the sponsored team(s). Further funding by ArbitralWomen itself in any given year will be contingent upon the existence and maintenance of sufficient funds in the account of ArbitralWomen. Each year, the Board will decide the number of awards to be given in that year. Nothing in this Policy obliges the Board to provide funding in any given year.
  8. Although the ArbitralWomen Moot Bursaries are limited to payment of the registration fee, as mentioned above, there is nothing to prevent the chosen sponsors from providing additional assistance to the teams assigned as their "fundee", but any such arrangement will be made directly between the sponsor and the applicable team.
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