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Daniel Busse

Address: 

Allen & Overy LLP
Bockenheimer Landstr. 2
60306 Frankfurt
Germany

Phone Number: 
+49 69 2648 5777
Fax Number: 
+49 69 2648 5800
Email: 
daniel.busse@allenovery.com
Born: 
Bonn, 1969
Languages: 
German English French
Nationalities: 
German
Education: 
First German Law Degree, Germany, 1995
Dr jur, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms University of Bonn, Germany, 1998
Second German Law Degree, Germany, 1999
LLM, Columbia University School of Law, USA, 2000
Bar Admission or Professional License: 
1999
Present Position: 
Allen & Overy LLP, Head of the German Dispute Resolution practice
Professional Experience: 

Lecturer and honorary professor, Justus Liebig University of Gießen, Germany, 2005-2013; Partner, International law firm, Frankfurt, 2004-2010; Associate, International law firm, Hamburg, 1999-2004.

Professional Associations: 

Founder of the Hamburg group of DIS 40 as well as a co-founder of the Hamburg Arbitration Circle. Member of ICC, LCIA, ASA, DIS ARIAS Europe, IBA and various other legal institutions. Member of the KLRCA’s panel of arbitrators and a member of the board of ARIAS Europe of the ICC Arbitration Commission; on the advisory committee of the Swiss Arbitration Academy and member of the German sports arbitration panel (Deutsches Sportschiedsgericht).

Arbitration Experience: 

Over 50 arbitration cases as party-appointed arbitrator, sole arbitrator and chairman in ad-hoc and institutional arbitration proceedings.

Areas of Specialization: 
Dispute Resolution
Arbitration & ADR
Investment Treaty
Private International Law
Banking & Finance
Contracts
Insurance
Mergers & Acquisitions
Energy
Oil & Gas
Publications from JURIS: 
Publications: 

“Rome I” und “Rome II”: Applicability in International Arbitration, Austrian Yearbook on International Arbitration, p. 23-43; “Der Schiedsvergleich als verfahrensrechtliche Falle” in: Zeitschrift für Schiedsverfahren [Settlements in arbitration proceedings: A procedural trap], in: SchiedsVZ (German Arbitration Journal) 2010, p. 57-61; “Arbitration in Germany” in: The European and Middle Eastern Arbitration Review 2009 – A Global Arbitration Review (GAR) special report, p. 51-53 (with co-authors).