Alan de Rochefort-Reynolds

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Norton Rose Fulbright Australia

Sydney
Australia
T:+61 2 9330 8307
Sydney
Australia
T:+61 2 9330 8307
Alan de Rochefort-Reynolds

Alan de Rochefort-Reynolds

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Biography

Alan de Rochefort-Reynolds is a commercial dispute resolution lawyer based in Sydney.

Alan's practice focuses on acting for parties in arbitration and litigation relating to contracts, financial services, and corporations legislation.  He has experience dealing with international commercial arbitral disputes under various arbitral rules, including the ICC Rules and SIAC Rules, as well as investor-state disputes. He also has litigation experience in Victoria and in the Federal Courts.

Prior to joining the firm, Alan worked in commercial litigation in Melbourne and was an arbitration associate to a leading international arbitrator in Australia and Singapore.  In addition, he has served as a tribunal secretary in SIAC and UNCITRAL arbitrations.    

Professional experience

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  • JD (Hons) at the University of Melbourne (2018)
  • MIR at the University of Melbourne (2012)
  • BA (Liberal Arts) at St Johns College (2008)
  • Supreme Court of Victoria 2019
  • High Court of Australia 2019
  • A marine motor manufacturer in litigation proceedings for the supply of goods.
  • The plaintiff company in litigation concerning rights under a share sale and purchase agreement.
  • Shareholders in oppression proceedings under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).
  • "Witness-Gating in International Commercial Arbitration – Can I Get a Witness?" (2021) 33 Singapore Academy of Law Journal
  • "Confused Seas: Identifying the Proper Law of Arbitration Agreements in Maritime Contracts – England, Singapore and Australia" (2021) 34(2) Australia and New Zealand Maritime Law Journal 1.
  • "Arbitration Agreements and Invalidity after BNA v BNB: Implications for Australian Users of Arbitration" (2020) 6(1) Australian Alternative Dispute Resolution Bulletin 17.
  • "Finding the 'Ship': Guardian Offshore AU Pty Ltd v SAAB Seaeye Leopard 1702 Remotely Operated Vehicle [2020] FCA 273" (2020) 34(1) Australia and New Zealand Maritime Law Journal 50.
  • Regional Representative, Young ICCA
  • Member, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
  • Commercial Law Association
  • Banking and Financial Services Law Association
  • Maritime Law Association of Australia and New Zealand

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