Will specialises in international commercial arbitration, investment arbitration and public international law. He has particular expertise in the energy, telecoms and projects sectors, with a focus on disputes in the Middle East and Africa.
Will has acted as counsel and advocate in numerous institutional and ad hoc arbitral proceedings, including under ICC, LCIA, ICSID and UNCITRAL rules. He has also represented parties before both the International Court of Justice and the Iran-US Claims Tribunal. Alongside his disputes work, Will’s non-contentious practice includes advising on a wide variety of international law issues, as well as assisting clients with front-end risk management options on their international projects. Will’s clients include private multinationals, States and State entities.
Will was previously based in Paris, where he was head of the arbitration group of an international law firm. He continues to spend significant time in our Paris office.
Human Rights
On Wednesday 28 October 2020, a diverse audience of government and private sector legal advisers, international law practitioners and...
On Wednesday 28 October 2020, a diverse audience of government and private sector legal advisers, international law practitioners and...
An arbitral tribunal has unanimously held that India’s imposition of a US$2.7bn tax on Vodafone, which includes more than US$1bn in...
Over 130 claims have been brought by investors under the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) since its inception in the 1990s, making it the most...
In 2018, we highlighted the growing relevance of arguments based on international human rights to investment treaty arbitration. We...
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