Legal Stability and Legitimate Expectations: Does International Investment Law Need a Sense of Proportion?
Robert Bradshaw, 2020European Investment Law and Arbitration Review, Vol. 5, pp. 240-264, 11 December 2020
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Robert Bradshaw
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England & Wales, 2016Nationality
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English , French , GermanLondon
9 Cloak Lane, London,
EC4R 2RU,
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Robert Bradshaw joined LALIVE in 2019 and specialises in international commercial and investment arbitration. He has acted as counsel in a number of arbitrations under the ICC, ICSID and UNCITRAL Rules, applying various procedural and substantive laws both in French and English.
He is a member of the ICC Young Arbitrators Forum and the LCIA Young International Arbitration Group.
Before joining LALIVE, Robert Bradshaw trained with Hogan Lovells in London (2014-2016) and went on to work as an associate in the firm’s international arbitration team in Paris (2016-2018).
Robert Bradshaw graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2013 with a degree in Law with German, having spent a year studying at the Free University of Berlin. He also holds a Master of Laws from BPP University, London.
Disclosure In Cross-border Disputes: Traversing The Procedural Minefield
Felix Neri, Robert Bradshaw, 2020Mondaq, 15 October 2020
When there’s smoke but no fire: English court rejects defence based on “indicia” of corruption
Robert Bradshaw, 2020Practical Law Arbitration Blog, 5 September 2020
How to Obtain Evidence from Third Parties: A Comparative View
Robert Bradshaw, 2019Journal of International Arbitration, Vol. 36 (2019), Issue 5, pp. 629-658