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Provided by Alejandro Escobar
International law; international arbitration; dispute resolution
Mr. Escobar has extensive experience representing clients in investment treaty and related disputes, in other areas of public international law and in international commercial disputes. He has handled numerous claims of expropriation and abusive regulation in various industries, including power, oil & gas, telecommunications, and public concessions and procurement. His matters typically involve concurrent jurisdictions and treaty obligations.
Mr. Escobar serves as arbitrator, including in ICSID, ICC, SCC and UNCITRAL Rules proceedings. He is a member of the ICC International Court of Arbitration and a member of the World Bank Sanctions Board.
Mr. Escobar works bilingually in English and Spanish.
Law Society of England and Wales; Bar Association of Chile
“Multilateral and Bilateral Investment Treaties and the United Kingdom,” in Arbitration in England (Kluwer, 2013)
“The Relative Merits of Oral Argument and Post-Hearing Briefs,” in Arbitration Advocacy in Changing Times (ICCA Congress Series No. 15, 2011)
“Procedural Issues Raised by Treaty Interpretation in ICSID Proceedings,” in International Institutional Reform: Proceedings of Hague Joint Conference on Contemporary Issues of International Law (TMC Asser Press, 2007)
PhD, University of Cambridge, 1997; Bachelor’s degree in law, University of Chile, 1990
Provided by Chambers
Alejandro Escobar has a solid track record of representing governments, state-owned companies and corporate clients in international commercial and investment treaty arbitrations across Latin America.
Provided by Chambers
The analysis and level of depth with which Alejandro Escobar does his work is admirable, as he evaluates problems from various perspectives that usually go unnoticed by other eyes.
The analysis and level of depth with which Alejandro Escobar does his work is admirable, as he evaluates problems from various perspectives that usually go unnoticed by other eyes.
