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Lecturer (Teaching)
Qualifications: BA Jurisprudence with Law Studies in Europe, University of Oxford; Bachelor of Civil Law, University of Oxford
Current Teaching: LLM International Commercial Litigation, LLM International Arbitration; LLM Research Essay module; LLB Conflict of Laws
Biography:
Josh is a Lecturer and teaching private international law at UCL for his fifth year. He has published widely in the conflict of laws and international arbitration, including: (a) the ‘Good Arguable Case’ chapter in ‘Challenging Private Law’, a festschrift for Lord Sumption; (b) a chapter in ‘State of Arbitration: Essays in Honour of Professor George Bermann’ on when an English Award subject to enforcement proceeding(s) in foreign jurisdiction(s) can be 'suspended' in England; and (c) a chapter on Godard v Gray and Schibsby v Westenholz in ‘Landmark Cases in Private International Law’.
He is also a barrister practising at Twenty Essex in London. Josh’s Bar practice focuses on international disputes, including: (i) service out of the jurisdiction; (ii) foreign applicable law; (iii) the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitral awards; (iv) international arbitrations under a variety of institutional rules; and (v) Court applications relating to arbitration.