Iris Raynaud

Lawyer

Firm or Organisation
Hanotiau & van den Berg

Present Position
Associate

Type of Practitioner
Arbitrator, Counsel, Lawyer

Nationality
french

Country of Residence
France

Jurisdiction
France, United Kingdom

Legal System
Civil Law, Common Law

Practice Areas
Agency, Distribution, Franchising, Arbitration, Audiovisual, Media, Commercial Law, Construction, Engineering, Corporate Law, DRB (Dispute resolution board), DAB (Dispute adjudication board), Energy, Natural Resources, Finance, Banking, Hotel, Leisure management, Information, CommunicationTechnologies, Infrastructure, Insolvency, Intellectual Property, Investment, Concession agreements, Joint Ventures, Consortia, Cooperation, Oil, Gas, Mining, Sales, Purchases, Trade, Industry, Transport

Experience
Iris Raynaud assists Prof. Bernard Hanotiau in the management of complex international arbitration cases where he acts as Chairman or member of the Arbitral Tribunal. Trained as a dispute resolution lawyer in London in both litigation and arbitration, she has been involved in some twenty – mostly high profile – arbitration cases as counsel (collective experience) or as assistant to the Tribunal. Her main area of work relates to commercial contractual disputes between private parties, under both civil and common law regimes. She is also experienced in investor-state disputes as assistant to the Tribunal in cases under the ICSID Convention. She is qualified in England & Wales and in France. She works equally well in English or French speaking proceedings.

Bar Admission
Avocat (Paris), Solicitor (England & Wales)

Education
London School of Economics and Political Science (B.A.), Sciences Po Paris (Master), Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne (Master of Research in Private International Law)

Publications
“Panorama of World Case Law (Belgium)”, Les Cahiers de l’Arbitrage / The Paris Journal of International Arbitration, (under publication) (with Bernard Hanotiau); Country Reporter (Belgium), KluwerArbitration.com, 2019 (with Bernard Hanotiau, Maarten Draye); “The success of the DIFC Courts: When Common Law makes its way into a Civil Law region”, Revue de Droit des Affaires Internationales / International Business Law Journal, 4-2017, pp. 289-304 (with Jean-François Le Gal)

Teaching
Not available

Other Information
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CV
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Email
[email protected]