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Provided by Marc-Olivier Langlois
Marc-Olivier Langlois is a partner in the firm's Paris office. He regularly represents the world’s largest companies in complex international arbitrations arising out of infrastructure and energy projects, international investments, mergers & acquisitions, pharmaceutical licensing and distribution agreements, defense and technology disputes, and compliance issues.
Marc-Olivier has twenty years’ experience representing international companies and individuals in commercial and investment treaty arbitrations brought under the ICC, LCIA, AAA/ICDR, SCC, ICSID, and UNCITRAL Rules.
Mr. Langlois specializes in complex disputes arising out of international energy and infrastructure projects. He eschews a one-size-fits-all approach to dispute resolution, preferring to work closely with clients’ internal teams and outside experts to develop tailor-made strategies for efficiently resolving specific disputes. Clients value his ability to simplify complicated technical issues and craft winning legal arguments that take into account their commercial priorities and risks. Marc-Olivier regularly acts for clients in the electrical power generation, oil and gas, nuclear, and renewables industries.
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Marc-Olivier Langlois advises clients on construction and energy disputes and is well versed in cases under ICC and ICSID arbitral rules.
Marc-Olivier Langlois conseille des clients dans le cadre de litiges en matière de construction et d’énergie et connaît bien les affaires avec des règles du CIRDI et du CCI.
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Marc-Olivier Langlois is able to rapidly gain the confidence of his clients through his dedication, knowledge of the files, and ability to identify and find solutions to address the key issues.
Marc-Olivier Langlois is able to rapidly gain the confidence of his clients through his dedication, knowledge of the files, and ability to identify and find solutions to address the key issues.