e-Court arbitrators possess the same academic and experience like judges on traditional public courts.
( Note: for privacy reasons information given below may be fictious. Members will have access to the actual roster )
S.A
S.A leads the litigation and arbitration practice of MB in Germany. He has an extensive multinational practice in which he focuses on a wide range of commercial litigation and arbitration as well as on merger and acquisition transactions. He has extensive experience in both national and international litigation and arbitration. Having handled transnational and international litigation and arbitration for over 30 years, he has an in-depth familiarity with the laws and legal systems of other countries.
Z.F
Z.F is a partner in the Firm's Frankfurt office, focuses his practice on international dispute resolution, specifically in the areas of international arbitration and public international law. He regularly advises investors and governments in matters of investment protection. Z.F was designated by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany to the Panel of Arbitrators of the World Bank’s International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) and was closely involved in setting up the Frankfurt International Arbitration Center. He is also the founder of the Frankfurt Investment Arbitration club.
F.C
15 years of experience as arbitrator mainly in cases of international character. Chairman in many tribunals in ICC-administered cases; chairman and co-arbitrator in ad hoc-tribunals; chairman in numerous cases administered by the Vienna International Arbitral Centre ("Vienna Rules"); Sole Arbitrator in ICC and other cases. Since 1990: workload 3-5 cases per year (average). Total: app. 50 proceedings. Subject-matter of the arbitral proceedings: International Sale of Goods, Joint Ventures; Construction (FIDIC), Disputes between Shareholders and the Company Austrian, German and Swiss Law
B.G
Law firm practice since graduation from law school. B.G expertise : Product liability is a challenging practice area because it involves technical details, which are unique to each case and each product. B.G believes: "Litigation is inherently challenging. Helping clients find solutions to their business disputes is an even bigger challenge. Franchise law is interesting because practitioners often handle complex legal issues while working with familiar businesses that we encounter in our everyday lives"
F.H
Specialises in disputes concerning foreign direct investment, concessions, projects and corporate transactions;heads the firm's "Investment Protection and Treaty Arbitration" sub-practice;acts as counsel and arbitrator;his team combines Common Law, Civil Law and international law expertise and is able to conduct international arbitrations all over the world. Two of the cases in which he acted as lead counsel were listed in the American Lawyer's 2009 "Scorecard" of the 100 largest investment treaty arbitrations worldwide with a combined value over USD 2billion.
W.A
W.A is a partner in the Frankfurt office of L&W and practices in its Litigation Department. He acts for clients in the context of regulatory investigations and other compliance matters and has a broad German and international litigation and arbitration practice, especially in post-M&A, corporate, securities and capital markets matters.
