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Arbitrator, Legal Counsel and Expert
Law Professor and Attorney-at-Law (Paris-Rome)
International Tenant and Arbitrator, 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square (London), Chartered Arbitrator (FCIArb)
Former Chief, International Standards Section, UNESCO (HQ Paris, 192 Member States)
Acts as Arbitrator, Legal Counsel and Expert in: i) Commercial, Construction, Energy, Investment, Treaty, Sports, Law
ii) Art Law and Restitution Claims, UNESCO Conventions (visit carducciartlaw.com)
iii) International Law (Public, Economic, Private), EU, French and Italian Law
Fluent and works in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian
Former Mediator between the United Kingdom and Greece in the Dispute for the Return of the Parthenon Marbles in the British Museum Member of three ICC Commissions: Arbitration and ADR – Commercial Law – Competition
CIAM – CIAR (Madrid International and Interamerican Arbitration Center) : Co-Chair of the “Arbitration with States and Investments” Working Group
American Bar Association (ABA): Former Vice-Chair, International Arbitration and International Litigation Committees
Panels of Arbitrators: ICDR, CIArb, WIPO, JCAA, HKIAC, BVI, CMAP. Formerly ICSID, SIAC, CAS Panels
Recognized in The Legal 500 : Dispute Resolution
Publications: 2 Monographs and 55 Articles in Law Journals
Ph.D. in International Law (Paris II) – Ph.D. in Comparative Contract Law (Rome I) – Diploma, The Hague Academy of International Law
Dr.
Guido Carducci is a Law Professor in Paris, an Attorney-at-Law in Rome, a Chartered Arbitrator and International Tenant and Arbitrator with 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square, London. Recognized in The Legal 500 : Dispute Resolution
Former Chief of the International Standards Section at UNESCO (Paris Headquarters) he was in charge of international standard-setting, the intergovernmental elaboration of international law and its implementation in (192) Member States, and of UNESCO Conventions on art, cultural property and heritage
Publications include 55 articles in law journals and two monographs:
Arbitration in France: Law and Practice (forthcoming Oxford University Press)
International Art Restitution Claims (LGDJ Paris)
Works in: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian (Fair Portuguese)
Acts as Arbitrator, Consulting and Testifying Expert in Law, Counsel, in:
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commercial, construction, energy, treaty, sports, law
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art and cultural property law and restitution claims, UNESCO Conventions (visit carducciartlaw.com)