Bruno Hardy

Bruno is a Partner in the International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Practice of Liedekerke Law Firm in Belgium. He acts as counsel in international arbitrations, primarily in the areas of engineering, energy, construction, corporate/M&A, and commercial contracts disputes. Bruno has represented clients in international arbitrations subject to various laws, including the laws of England & Wales, Switzerland, Lebanon, Qatar, the UAE, Kuwait, Algeria, Greece, and Belgium, and under various institutions and rules including ICC, LCIA, SIAC, ICSID, CEPANI, the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce and the UNCITRAL Rules. Bruno has a knack for complex technical issues. He has acted for clients in disputes involving IT engineering, geotechnical engineering and hydraulic engineering, but also financial statements and frauds analysis and international regulatory issues in the pharmaceutical sector. In the construction and energy sector, Bruno often represents clients in international disputes relating to large infrastructure projects with delay and disruption claims, with a marked experience in disputes involving the Middle East and Africa. In addition to his international arbitration work, Bruno assists clients in multi-jurisdiction disputes and arbitration-related court proceedings in Belgium and abroad. He has recently acted for and against investors, sovereign states and international organisations in enforcement and setting aside proceedings raising novel and cutting edge questions of international arbitration and international law. Bruno worked for four years as an Assistant Lecturer in Private International Law at the University of Brussels (ULB) and often advises clients on legal issues at the crossroads of public and private international law in contentious and non-contentious matters. He is pursuing a PhD at the KU Leuven University (Belgium) on the international enforcement of public laws.

Bruno is a Partner in the International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Practice of Liedekerke Law Firm in Belgium. He acts as counsel in international arbitrations, primarily in the areas of engineering, energy, construction, corporate/M&A, and commercial contracts disputes. Bruno has represented clients in international arbitrations subject to various laws, including the laws of England & Wales, Switzerland, Lebanon, Qatar, the UAE, Kuwait, Algeria, Greece, and Belgium, and under various institutions and rules including ICC, LCIA, SIAC, ICSID, CEPANI, the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce an...