Helmut Ortner
Counsel at the Litigation/Controversy Department of the law firm Wilmer Hale and member of the firm's London International Arbitration Practice Group; focuses on complex multi-jurisdictional disputes; admitted to the New York and the Austrian bar; studies in economics and law in Innsbruck, Vienna and at Yale Law School; lecturer on comparative law and alternative dispute resolution; coach for the team of the University of Vienna at the Willem C. VIS International Commercial Arbitration Moot Court.
Selected Publications: Contractus and Cyberlaw (2005); together with F. Schwarz: Procedural Order Public and the Internationalization of Public Policy in Arbitration In: Klausegger et al (ed), Austrian Arbitration (2008); together with A. Reiner: Austrian Arbitration Law In: Rowley (ed), Arbitration World, 3rd ed (2010); The Logic of International Arbitration Practice In: Verschraegen (ed), Interdisciplinary Studies of Comparative and Private International Law (2010); together with T. Tiede and B. Koch: Conflict of Law – Text and Materials, 3rd ed (2015).