Monica Feria-Tinta

Monica’s practice covers the full spectrum of public international law, acting for States and private parties. She is well-versed in conflict of laws (group litigation) and international arbitration.

Monica has been a guest lecturer at the LCIL Executive Course on Investment Law and Arbitration, University of Cambridge. She is on the UK-Korea FTA and UK-Japan CEPA dispute resolution lists of arbitrators (proposed by the UK) and was appointed by the government of Malaysia to the Advisory Council of the Asian International Arbitration Centre (AIAC).

Regularly instructed in complex and high-profile cases, Monica acts as counsel for Sovereign states and private parties in cases before English courts, international courts and arbitral tribunals under a variety of rules and applicable laws: Court of Appeal, the High Court, the ICJ, PCA, ITLOS, OECD, UN, regional bodies, ICSID, SCC and SIAC tribunals. She is also admitted to the ICC.

Monica is an expert in the substance and procedure (including service of process) of diplomatic immunity, state immunity, and the immunity of State officials and special missions.