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Click here to enlarge.   John M. TOWNSEND IAI Member   
Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP
1775 I Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20006-2401
USA
Tel: +1.202.721.4640
Fax: +1.202.721.4646
townsend@hugheshubbard.com
http://www.hugheshubbard.com

 
 
Languages   English (native); French (fluent)
   
Nationality   USA
   
Bar Admission   New York - 1972
District of Columbia - 1990
US Supreme Court - 1975
Various US District and Circuit Courts
   
Education   Yale University (BA - 1968); Yale Law School (JD - 1971)
   
Experience  
as Arbitrator  
Chair, sole arbitrator, and member of the tribunal in numerous domestic and international arbitration proceedings, ad hoc and under the Rules of the AAA, ICC, CPR, LCIA, HKIAC and ICSID; Member, ICSID Panel of Arbitrators
   
Experience  
as Counsel  
International commercial and investment treaty arbitration proceedings, ad hoc (including UNCITRAL) and under the Rules of the AAA, ICC, CPR, NAI, and SCC; arbitration-related proceedings before US courts
   
Publications  
Relating to  
Arbitration  
• "Arbitrating US Antitrust Law in Pharmaceuticals Markets," in EC and US Antitrust Arbitration (G. Blanke and P. Landolt eds., forthcoming, Kluwer/Aspen 2011) (with R. Reznick)

• "The New Bahrain Arbitration Law and the Bahrain 'Free Arbitration Zone,'" 65(1) Dispute Res. J. 74 (2010)

• "Crossing the Hot Tub: Examining Adverse Expert Witnesses in International Arbitration," in Take the Witness 161 (L.W. Newman and B.H. Sheppard, Jr. eds., Juris Publishing, 2010)

• "Extending an Arbitration Clause to a Non-Signatory Claimant Or a Non-Signatory Defendant: Does it Make a Difference?," in Multiparty Arbitration 111 (B. Hanotiau and E.A. Schwartz eds., ICC Pub. No. 701, 2010)

• "Non-Signatories in International Arbitration – An American Perspective," in International Arbitration 2006: Back to Basics, ICCA Congress Series No. 13, at 359 (Kluwer, 2007)

• "Holding the Fort Until the Arbitrators Are Appointed: The New ICDR International Emergency Rule," 61(2) Dispute Res. J. 74 (2006) (with B.H. Sheppard, Jr.)

• "Arbitrator Neutrality and Disclosure: The End of the 'American Problem,'" 3 J. Int’l Dispute Res. – IDR 98 (2005)

• "Clash and Convergence on Ethical Issues in International Arbitration," 36(1) Inter-American L. Rev. 1 (2004)

• "Revised Code of Ethics for Commercial Arbitrators Explained," 59(1) Dispute Res. J. 10 (2004) (with B. Meyerson)

• "Commentary on the July 2003 Revisions to the AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules," 58(4) Dispute Res. J. 8 (2003/2004) (with P.D. Friedland)

• "Drafting Arbitration Clauses: Avoiding the 7 Deadly Sins," 58(1) Dispute Res. J. 1 (2003)

• "Arbitration Across the Civil Law – Common Law Divide," 18(1) Arb. Int’l 59 (2002) (with S. Elsing)

• "Bridging the Common Law – Civil Law Gap in Arbitration," 18 Arb. Int’l 59 (2002)(with S. Elsing

• "Recent Developments in NAFTA Arbitration," ADR Currents, Sept.-Nov. 2001

• "Obtaining A Preliminary Injunction In Aid Of Arbitration," Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, Aug. 1999

• "Commercial Arbitration in the United States: The Legal Structure," in Commercial Mediation and Arbitration in the NAFTA Countries 49 (L.M. Diaz ed., JurisNet, 1999)

• "Nonsignatories and Arbitration: Agency, Alter Ego, and Other Identity Issues," ADR Currents, Sept. 1998
   
Other  
Connections  
with France  
Practiced in Paris (1973-74 and 1980-81)
   

 
   
 
 
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