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Professor Christopher S. Gibson

C.S. Gibson
Professor Christopher S. Gibson
Suffolk University Law School

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Christopher Gibson is a Professor of Law at Suffolk University Law School in Boston, where he teaches domestic and international arbitration, international business transactions, international trade, and Internet law. Professor Gibson was the 2008 recipient of Suffolk Law School's Cornelius J. Moynihan Award for Excellence in Teaching. He is a co-founder of the Foreign Direct Investment International Moot Competition (FDI Moot) focusing on investor-State arbitration. Until 2004, he was a founding partner in the London office of Steptoe & Johnson LLP. He remains Of Counsel to Steptoe and practices with its London and Washington, D.C. offices.

Professor Gibson is an expert in international arbitration, international law, and intellectual property. He has had a distinguished career of service in the public international and private sectors. He has extensive advocacy experience before courts, arbitral tribunals, government agencies and international organizations. He has acted as lead counsel in arbitrations under the leading institutional and ad hoc rules with sums in dispute ranging from $5 million to more than $350 million and involving intellectual property, international supply and framework contracts, distribution and licensing agreements, joint ventures, telecommunications, investment disputes, and arbitral award enforcement. He has sat as chairman, sole arbitrator ,and party-nominated arbitrator. He was lead lawyer in presenting claims for over 400,000 individuals to the "C" panel of commissioners at the United Nations Compensation Commission, and a Legal Assistant at the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal in The Hague. He has advised on dispute resolution systems and procedures for domain name disputes, on-line ecommerce, and the U.S. national title insurance industry. Professor Gibson is a Vice-Chair of the Academic Council of the Institute of Transnational Arbitration and a contributor to the Kluwer Arbitration Blog. He holds his B.A. from the University of Chicago, a Masters in Public Policy from the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, and J.D. from Boalt Hall Law School, University of California, Berkeley.

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Article(s) by this author:
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A Look at the Compulsory License in Investment Arbitration: The Case of Indirect Expropriation

Intellectual Property Rights and Investment Disputes
TDM 2 (2009)

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TDM Call for Papers: Old and New Disputes in Aerospace Law

Prof. Yun Zhao and Dr. J. Górski

  • Prof. ZHAO Yun
  • Dr. Jedrzej Gorski

TDM Call for Papers: The Future of Investment Law in Latin America

Dr. Sébastien Manciaux and Francisco Victoria-Andreu

  • Sebastien Manciaux
  • Francisco Victoria-Andreu

TDM Call for Papers: Islamic Finance and Dispute Resolution

Professor Dr A F M Maniruzzman

  • Professor Dr A F M Maniruzzman

Invitation to write: Overlap between Bankruptcy / Insolvency Proceedings and Arbitrations

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TDM Call for Papers: The African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA)

J. Chaisse, J. Górski, E. Laryea, M.M. Mbengue, and K. Olaoye

  • Prof. Julien Chaisse
  • Dr. Jedrzej Gorski
  • Prof. Emmanuel Laryea
  • Prof. Makane Moïse Mbengue
  • Kehinde Olaoye

TDM Call for Papers: International Investment and Competition Law in AND with the Global South

Prof. Leila Choukroune and Anu Monga

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  • Anu Monga
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Impact Investment & Sustainable Development: Rethinking the Definition of Investment in African International Investment Agreements - An Outlier Perspective

17 Feb 2021

O. Omoyeni

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Relationship between the SADC Investment Agreement and National Investment Laws of SADC Member States: Perspectives from the Democratic Republic of Congo Investment Code

17 Feb 2021

K. Muzaliwa

  • K. Muzaliwa

International Arbitral Institutions Have Not Gone Far Enough in Issuing Reasoned Decisions on Adjudicated Administrative Matters

9 Feb 2021

J. Sherrett

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