Fred Einbinder
![](https://arbitrationlaw.com/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/default_images/default_profile_photo_1.png?itok=cjX9bwF7)
64, rue laugier
Paris, France 75017
Group General Counsel Alstom (July 2006-Jan 2011); General Counsel, Alstom Transport Sector (Rail design, manufacture and services)from May 1998-February 2007; Director International Legal Affaires Campenon Bernard SGE (now known as Vinci Large Projects) (1991–1998); Senior Legal Counsel Spie Batignolles S.A. (1985–1990); Trademark Attorney, Cabinet Vittoz/Netter, Paris (1984); Department Head, Business and Industry Advisory Committee, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris (1982–1984); Attorney, Compagnie General des Eaux (now known as Veolia Water (1981); Lecturer in Anglo-American Law, Univ. of Clermont-Ferrand (1978–1979); Director of Legal Research, Univ. of Detroit School of Law (1976–1978)
ABA, ASIL, American Academy of Comparative Law, Association of Corporate Counsel , American Business Law Association, Chicago Bar Association, IBA
Legal Counsel, ICC Arbitration Paris- subcontractor dispute with comparative and conflicts of law aspects; Participation as in-house counsel in numerous arbitrations (ICC, AAA, Swedish Chamber)
Einbinder, “The role of the Intermediary between the Contract and Owner on International Construction Projects: A French Contractor’s Viewpoint” 11 The International Construction Law Review 175 (April 1994); Demazet (editor) and Einbinder, “La gestion hôtelière”/Hotel Management Chapters on Hotel and Restaurant Law, Collection Club International, Maxim’s de Paris (1989); Book review, Labour relations and Industrial Relations by Lord Wedderburn, 81 American Journal of International Law 547(1987); Book Review, Multinational Enterprises and the OECD Industrial Relations Guidelines by Campbell and Rowan, 79 American Journal of International Law 231 (1985); Book review, International Labour Conventions and National Law by Virginia A. Leary, 78 American Journal of International Law 258 (1984); Note, “La Salle National Bank y. Evanston, Aesthetics Are Properly Considered in Determining the Validity of Zoning Ordinances” Illinois Bar Journal 335 (1975);