Alice Osman

Alice Osman's practice focuses on the representation of sovereign States and multi-national corporations in investor-State arbitrations and international commercial arbitrations.

Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Osman worked as a junior barrister in a leading New Zealand set of chambers. In this role, she acted on a variety of commercial, public and regulatory law cases in a range of different sectors, including energy, banking, telecoms, agriculture and aviation. Ms. Osman also spent two years as a judge's clerk at the High Court of New Zealand, assisting judges in both civil and criminal proceedings.

Following her LLM studies, Ms. Osman interned for the Permanent Mission of New Zealand to the United Nations, and carried out research on international human rights law, investor-State arbitration, and disarmament law at an international NGO and institutes based in Columbia University and Harvard Law School.