LLM (University College London)

Rouzbeh Moradi worked for the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime as well as renowned international law firms specialized in international dispute resolution.

His unparalleled background in the field of Public International Law enables him to offer a unique perspective on state-to-state dispute resolution procedures as well as to counsel international business leaders and state entities on strategic issues related to investment protection and means of minimizing exposure to legal liability.

Rouzbeh´s academic background: University of Kent (LLB), and University College London (LLM).

Areas of Expertise

Public International Law; investments.

Languages

English; French; German; Persian (Farsi).

Lawyers

"We represent your interests in proceedings before Austrian state courts and in international arbitrations in Austria and abroad."

Klaus Oblin

"We are assisting our clients with commercial disputes including collection and enforcement matters as well as internal investigations and judicial and administrative assistance proceedings." 

Stefan Choi

"We have worked with clients from all around the world and are committed to understanding not only your business and your specific needs, but also your cultural background."

Miloš Ivković

"Our expertise extends to providing assistance to clients involved in proceedings abroad, in particular with regard to litigation strategy and planning as well as alternative dispute resolution techniques."

Peter Binder

"Our role is to successfully conduct legal proceedings on your behalf and also to assert your interests out of court."

Hernany Veytia

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