| Mark J. Beeley |
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Biography
Mark is a member of the International Dispute Resolution practice group. He joined the firm in 2002 having previously worked at a leading London law firm. Mark’s practice is primarily focused on international dispute resolution (through arbitration, litigation or ADR techniques) and also includes advising on the drafting and selection of dispute resolution/jurisdiction/forum clauses, as well as nationality planning in connection with investments in foreign jurisdictions. He has experience of international arbitration, litigation before the English courts, project and asset financing, competition law, corporate governance and export regulation.
Mark was originally called to the Bar of England and Wales and now practices as a Solicitor-Advocate.
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Representative Experience
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- Acting for the claimant in an ICSID arbitration against a government, concerning the withdrawal of a tender to develop an oil field (Washington, D.C. seat)
- Acting for the claimant in an UNCITRAL arbitration between the parties to a joint operating agreement concerning the development of an oil field off the coast of India (London Seat)
- Acting for the claimants in an UNCITRAL ad-hoc arbitration (including defending challenge proceedings) under a Product Sharing Contract against the Government of India (Kuala Lumpur Seat)
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Results depend upon the facts of each case.
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Education and Professional Background
- Nottingham Law School, Bar Vocational Diploma, 2001
- University of Exeter, LL.B. Hons., 2000
- Called: Bar of England and Wales, 2001 (Lincoln's Inn)
- Admitted: Roll of Solicitors, 2003
- Awarded Higher Courts (All Proceedings) Qualification, 2006
- Other languages: Welsh (proficient), French and German (basic)
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Activities and Affiliations
- Member, Law Society of England and Wales; Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn; Bar Association for Commerce, Finance and Industry; LCIA Young International Arbitrators Group; LCIA User's Counsel; Chartered Institute of Arbitration
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Publications and Presentations
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- "The Rise of Energy Charter Treaty Arbitration," Global Arbitration Review - European Arbitration Review 2007, November 2006 (co-author)
- "Oil & Gas Arbitration," the Second Saudi Arbitration Assembly in Islamic & International Perspective, November 2006
- "A Rose By Any Other Name? A Comparative examination of The English Indian Approaches To Contractual Interpretation," Business Law International, Vol 6, No. 1, January 2005
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