Biography
Caitlin Walczyk is an associate in the Firm's International Arbitration and Litigation Groups, and is resident in the Washington, DC office. She represents and advises private companies and foreign sovereigns in the resolution of international disputes, including before arbitral tribunals constituted under the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). Her experience also includes litigation related to the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act.
During law school, Caitlin was a member of the Harvard International Law Journal and Harvard National Security Law Journal.
Experience
Caitlin’s recent experience includes:
Representation of the Republic of Uzbekistan in an ICSID arbitration brought under the Turkey-Uzbekistan bilateral investment treaty in a dispute concerning the claimants’ alleged investment in the cotton textile industry in Uzbekistan.
Representation of a construction company in an ICSID arbitration under the Italy-Panama bilateral investment treaty in a dispute concerning the Panama Canal expansion project.
Representation of TENEX-USA, Inc. before U.S. federal and appellate courts in litigations relating to the Foreign Sovereign Immunity Act.