Dr Natalia Perova, Fciarb Email & Phone Number

Dr Natalia Perova is an experienced dispute resolution lawyer, international arbitrator, and English barrister with an international commercial practice in regulated industries and particular interest in pharmaceuticals and life sciences. Natalia has a unique combination of legal knowledge, academic background, business awareness, international experience, and multi-language skills coupled with an ability to act in a culturally diverse environment and to deal with different legal traditions and jurisdictions.Natalia is Head of International Dispute Resolution Group at Lamb Chambers, London. She sits as an arbitrator and acts as Counsel in matters involving commercial transactions, international contracts, international trade, investments, financial instruments, corporate disputes, questions of jurisdiction and conflict of laws, EU and international law.Natalia has experience of both civil and common law jurisdictions and is often instructed as Counsel and appointed as an arbitrator in mixed civil law and common law matters. She holds a PhD in Public International Law and was previously a university lecturer in law for 5 years. Natalia is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb), regularly speaks at events and conferences and provides training to international lawyers both in private practice and in-house.Her extensive academic experience, coupled with multi-language skills, including Russian and Spanish, and cultural awareness, positions her well to deal with complex cross-border matters involving international parties or where foreign law experts are involved. She combines her deep theoretical knowledge and academic experience with a practical business mindset and is able to grasp complex areas where experts are called to give evidence.Natalia is particularly interested in the legal and business issues arising in the life science industries, such as pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, where she can add value through her deep legal insight and ability to understand business and science.

Listed skills include Human Rights, Legal Research, International Law, International Relations, and 34 others.