Anaïs Harlé
Biography
Overview
Anaïs Harlé is an associate in the International Arbitration Practice in Paris. She is currently seconded at our New York Office. Her practice includes both commercial and investment arbitration. She has experience in the field of energy, construction and M&A disputes.
Prior to joining White & Case, Anaïs acquired experience in the field of international arbitration and litigation at several international law firms, in Paris and in London, as well as within a major arbitral institution.
Sorbonne (Paris I) and Columbia Law Schools
Sciences Po Law School, Economic Law
(Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris)
Experience
Representing an Eastern European State in coordinated ICSID and SCC arbitrations concerning electricity tariffs.
Representing the main contractor on one of the world's largest infrastructure projects located in Central America in DAB and ICC arbitration proceedings.
Represented the Claimants in Engie v. Hungary, an ICSID case under the Energy Charter Treaty relating to State measures concerning regulated gas distribution and consumer tariffs.
Acted as secretary of the arbitral tribunal in an ICC arbitration seated in Paris.
Represented a French company in an ICC arbitration arising out of a long-term supply contract in the aviation industry.
Represented a group of foreign companies resisting annulment of an international award against a State before French courts.
Represented a group of companies in an ICC arbitration regarding tax disputes arising out of a M&A transaction in Central Europe.
Enforcement of awards in France—a dual system (Ryanair v Syndicate of Charente Airports), Lexis PSL Arbitration, May 2017, (with Elizabeth Oger-Gross)
Arbitration procedures and practice in France: overview, PLC, March 2016, (co-author with Elizabeth Oger-Gross)
Litigation and enforcement in France: overview, PLC Global Guide to Dispute Resolution, January 2016, (with E. Oger-Gross, A. Pitchouguina and E. Valette)
