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Filip De Ly

Address: 

Johan Buziaulaan 33
Utrecht 3584ZT
The Netherlands

Phone Number: 
+31-30-251 11 32
Fax Number: 
+31-30-254 61 70
Email: 
dely@law.eur.nl
Born: 
1959, Kortrijk (Belgium)
Languages: 
English French Dutch German Italian Spanish
Nationalities: 
Belgian
Education: 
Cand.Iur. Catholic University Leuven 1979; Lic.Iur. State University Ghent 1982; LL.M. Harvard Law School 1983
Present Position: 
Full Professor of Conflict of Laws and Comparative Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Faculty of Law; Chairman, International Commercial Arbitration Commission, International Law Association
Professional Experience: 

Associate Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton, Brussels

Professional Associations: 

Member London Court of International Arbitration; Member ICC Arbitration Commission; Board Member Netherlands Arbitration Institute; Council Member ICC Institute of International Business Law; Chairman Groupe de Travail Contrats Internationaux

Panels of Arbitrators: 

ICC, LCIA, NAI, ICDR (AAA), SIAC

Arbitration Experience: 

Involvement in some 100 cases, details available upon request; Extensive case management experience; Arbitration-related mediation experience

Areas of Specialization: 
Commercial Law
Competition, Antitrust, Restrictive Trade Practices
Corporate
Energy
Foreign Investment & Joint Ventures
Publications from JURIS: 
Roundtable Discussion: the award - Chapter 26 - The Swedish Arbitration Act of 1999, Five Years On: A Critical Review of Strengths and Weaknesses
Comment: Comparative Observations On Arbitral Awards And Setting Aside - Chapter 25 - The Swedish Arbitration Act of 1999, Five Years On: A Critical Review of Strengths and Weaknesses
Limits to Party Autonomy, Good Faith, Fair Dealing and International Commercial Arbitration - European International Arbitration Review (EIAR) - Volume 8 - Issue 1
Conflict of Laws in International Arbitration – An Overview - Chapter 1 - Conflict of Laws in International Commercial Arbitration
Limits to Party Autonomy, Good Faith, Fair Dealing and International Commercial Arbitration - Chapter 10 - Limits to Party Autonomy in International Commercial Arbitration
Publications: 

Six books, some eighty articles, fifteen case notes and book reviews on international business law subjects including international commercial arbitration.