Dr. Friedrich Rosenfeld

Partner

Hanefeld Rechtsanwälte Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH

Gender: Male

Nationality: German

Country: Germany

Email Address: rosenfeld@hanefeld-legal.com

Website: https://www.hanefeld-legal.com/friedrich-rosenfeld

Languages: German (Native), English (Fluent), French (Fluent), Spanish (Knowledge)

Experience as sole arbitrator: Yes , 6 cases

Experience as co-arbitrator: Yes , 10 cases

Experience as presiding arbitrator: Yes , 4 cases

Experience as counsel in arbitration proceedings: Yes

Experience as Mediator: No

Legal systems: Civil Law

Bar Admission: Hamburg, 2011

Fields of arbitration specialization: Construction & Infrastructure, Commercial arbitration, Corporate law / M&A, Investment law

Publications:

• Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards, A Concise Guide to the New York Convention’s Uniform Regime (co-author with Franco Ferrari and Charles Kotuby), Elgar (2023)
• Deference in International Commercial Arbitration (co-editor with Franco Ferrari), Kluwer (2023)
• Limitations to Party Autonomy in International Commercial Arbitration, in: A. Bjorklund / S. Kröll / F. Ferrari (eds.), The Cambridge Compendium on International Arbitration, Cambridge (2023), 47 – 80 (co-author with Franco Ferrari)
• The Law Applicable to the Merits in International Commercial Arbitration, in: A. Bjorklund / S. Kröll / F. Ferrari (eds.), The Cambridge Compendium on International Arbitration, Cambridge (2023), 482 – 511 (co-author with Franco Ferrari)
• Weak Parties in International Commercial Arbitration, in: A. Bjorklund / S. Kröll / F. Ferrari, The Cambridge Compendium on International Arbitration, Cambridge (2023), 1753 – 1711
• Arbitragem Commercial Internacional – Uma Introdução Comparada, Quartier Latin (2022) (co-author with Franco Ferrari, John Fellas and Rafael Alves)
• The Handbook of Evidence in International Commercial Arbitration, Kluwer (2022) (co-editor with Franco Ferrari)
• Autonomous versus Domestic Concepts in the New York Convention, Kluwer (2021) (co-editor with Franco Ferrari)
• A Comparative Introduction to International Commercial Arbitration, Elgar (2021) (co-author with Franco Ferrari)
• Due Process as a Limit to Discretion in International Commercial Arbitration (co-editor and co-author with Franco Ferrari and Dietmar Czernich), Kluwer (2020)
• The Shared Control of Arbitral Awards, in: L. Di Matteo et al. (eds.), The Cambridge Handbook of Judicial Control over Arbitral Awards, 441 – 455, Cambridge (2020)
• Chapters on Expropriation, Fair and Equitable Treatment, State Responsibility & Compensation, Consent to Arbitrate and the Future of Investment Arbitration, in: F. Ferrari / B. King, Nutshell on Investment Arbitration (2019)
• The Law Applicable to Legal Privilege in International Arbitration, in: F. Ferrari / S. Kröll, Conflicts of Laws in International Arbitration, 213 –238, Juris (2019) > The Hardening of Soft Law in International Arbitration, 7 No. 2 European Review of International Arbitration (2019), 19 – 36, Juris 2019
• Inherent Powers of Arbitrators, Juris 2018 (co-editor with F. Ferrari)
• Inherent Powers of International Adjudicators to Reconsider and Revise their Decisions, 6 No. 2 European Review of International Arbitration (2018), 127 – 147, Juris 2018
• Límites a la Autonomía de las Partes en Arbitraje Internacional, X Revista de Arbitraje Comercial y de Inversiones (2017), 335 – 386 (co-author)
• Iura Novit Curia in International Law, 6 No. 1 European Review of International Arbitration (2017), 131 – 160, Juris 2017
• The Rome Regulations in International Arbitration – The Road Not Taken, in: F. Ferrari, The Impact of EU Law on International Commercial Arbitration, 245 – 283, Juris 2017
• Arbitral Praeliminaria – Reflections on the Distinction between Jurisdiction and Admissibility after BG v. Argentina, 29 No. 1 Leiden Journal of
• International Law (2016), 137 – 153, Cambridge University Press
• Yukos revisited – A Case Comment on the Set-aside Decision in Yukos Universal Limited (Isle of Man) et al. v. Russia, IPrax (2016), 478 – 483 (co-author)
• Security for Costs in ICSID Arbitration – A Case Note on RSM v. St. Lucia, Arbitration International (2016) 1 – 10, Oxford University Press
• Limits to Party Autonomy to Protect Weak Parties in International Commercial Arbitration, in: F. Ferrari, Limits to Party Autonomy in International Commercial Arbitration, 417 – 438, Juris (2016)
• Regime Interactions between the New York Convention and International Investment Law – On Bridging the Gap between Commercial and Investment Arbitration at the Enforcement Stage, 12 No. 2 NYU Journal of Law & Business (2016), 295 – 317 (co-author)
• Early Dismissal of Claims in Investment Arbitration, in: A. Kulick (ed.), Contracting Parties’ Re-assertion of Control over International Investment Agreements and International Investment Treaty Arbitration, Cambridge University Press (2016), 83 – 102
• Abstract Interpretations in International Investment Law, in: P. Pazartzis / M. Gavouneli (ed.), Reconceptualising the Rule of Law in Global Governance, Resources, Investment and Trade, Hart Publishing, Oxford (2016), 331 – 343
• Chapter 10: Germany, in J. Jørgensen (ed.): Finding, Freezing and Attaching Assets – A Multi- Jurisdictional Handbook, Kluwer (2016), 127– 140 (co-author)
• The Trend from Standards to Rules in International Investment Law and its Impact upon the Interpretive Powers of Arbitral Tribunals, 108 American Society of International Law, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting (2014), 191 – 193 > Mass Claims in International Law, Journal of International Dispute Settlement (2013), 159 – 174, Oxford University Press
• The New UNCITRAL Transparency Rules: How the Trend towards Transparency differs in Investment and Commercial Arbitration, in: Müller, Rigozzi (eds.), New Developments in International Commercial Arbitration 2013, November 2013 (co-authored)
• The Systemic Integration of International Investment Treaties and the New York Convention, NYU Transnational Notes, December 2012

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