Interview of Katja, Lizzie, Emily and Juliette on Metaverse
Juliette Asso (Richard), 2022In: Digital Coffee Break in Arbitration
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Juliette Asso (formerly Richard) joined LALIVE in 2013. She specialises in international arbitration, including both commercial and investment treaty arbitration, with a focus on complex disputes involving major construction projects in the energy, transportation and telecom sectors. She has particular experience advising clients on quantum-related aspects of disputes. She is also specialised in Web 3.0 disputes, including metaverse and NFT related legal issues.
She has acted as counsel in numerous arbitration proceedings under various procedural rules (including ICC, Swiss Rules, LCIA, SCC, WIPO and ICSID), governed by various procedural and substantive laws (including French, Swiss, Swedish, Ethiopian, Algerian, Qatari, Iraqi and international law). She also regularly acts as tribunal secretary.
She is co-chair of the CFA-40 group and member of several professional associations, including the Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA), ASA below 40, Comité Français de l’Arbitrage (CFA), IBA, Arbitral Women and the Women Business Society.
Before joining LALIVE, Juliette Asso trained in Paris with Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (2012) and Sullivan & Cromwell (2011). She also worked as an intern with DS Avocats (2009) and HSBC (2008) in Paris.
Juliette Asso holds a Master in Business Law from the University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas (2011) and a Bachelor in Law from the University of Cergy-Pontoise (2010). She also holds an MBA from ESSEC Business School (Grande Ecole Programme) in Paris.
Associate Juliette Richard also showed “outstanding” knowledge of the case.
GAR, 2016
In: Digital Coffee Break in Arbitration
In: Kluwer Arbitration Blog, 24 April 2022
In: Lexology online, 4 March 2022
In: Journal du droit international (Clunet)
In: Construction law international, Volume 14 Issue 1, November 2019
In: Elliott Geisinger (Ed.), Confidential and Restricted Access Information in International Arbitration, ASA Special Series No. 43, 2016, Chapter 4, pp. 53-78
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