
Marlena
Harutyunyan
Senior Associate
Geneva
Member of the Paris Bar, Registered at the Geneva Bar
Expertise
- International arbitration
- Construction
- Cross-border litigation
- Enforcement
- Construction
- Cross-border litigation
- Enforcement
Professional background
- Practiced international arbitration and litigation in the Paris and New York offices of Baker McKenzie
- Trained with the litigation and arbitration practice group of K&L Gates
- Trained with the corporate practice group of Linklaters
- Trained with the corporate practice group of Jeantet Associés
- Trained with the litigation and arbitration practice group of K&L Gates
- Trained with the corporate practice group of Linklaters
- Trained with the corporate practice group of Jeantet Associés
Education
- Queen Mary University of London – LL.M in International Dispute Resolution
- University Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas – Magistère de Juriste d’Affaires – D.J.C.E.
- University Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas – Master’s degree in Commercial Law
- University Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas – Magistère de Juriste d’Affaires – D.J.C.E.
- University Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas – Master’s degree in Commercial Law
Languages
- French
- English
- Russian
- Armenian
- Ukrainian (good knowledge)
- English
- Russian
- Armenian
- Ukrainian (good knowledge)
Professional affiliations
- Geneva Bar Association
- Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA)
- French Association of arbitration practitioners (CFA)
- Arbitration & ADR commission of ICC Armenia
- ArbitralWomen
- ICC Young Arbitration & ADR Forum
- Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA)
- French Association of arbitration practitioners (CFA)
- Arbitration & ADR commission of ICC Armenia
- ArbitralWomen
- ICC Young Arbitration & ADR Forum
Publications
- The Revised ICSID Rules: A Further Step Towards Transparency and Efficiency, ASA Bulletin, Vol. 40, Issue 3, September 2022
- Part I of a trilogy: state measures in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Global Arbitration News, March 2021
- The International Commercial Chamber of the Paris Court of Appeal confirmed that a failure to disclose by arbitrators did not lead necessarily to setting aside of the award, Global Arbitration News, July 2020
- The Paris Court of Appeal confirms arbitrators' application of UNIDROIT principles in the absence of a choice by the parties as a ruling in law, Global Arbitration News, May 2020
- Part I of a trilogy: state measures in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Global Arbitration News, March 2021
- The International Commercial Chamber of the Paris Court of Appeal confirmed that a failure to disclose by arbitrators did not lead necessarily to setting aside of the award, Global Arbitration News, July 2020
- The Paris Court of Appeal confirms arbitrators' application of UNIDROIT principles in the absence of a choice by the parties as a ruling in law, Global Arbitration News, May 2020