
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