David Ingle
Senior Counsel
Washington, D.C.
David Ingle
Senior Counsel
Washington, D.C.
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David is a senior counsel in the firm’s International Arbitration practice. David specializes in commercial and investment treaty arbitration.
David is qualified to practice in England & Wales, Washington D.C., and Texas. He has acted as counsel for a range of clients in numerous international commercial and investment treaty arbitrations and has particular expertise in disputes in the renewable energy, infrastructure, and extractive sectors. He has advised more than 30 different international investors in over 10 separate ICSID and UNCITRAL arbitration claims under the Energy Charter Treaty relating to the renewable energy sector and involving claims worth in excess of EUR3.5 billion. In addition, David has advised on multiple commercial, investment treaty, and emergency arbitrations in the oil and gas sector under the LCIA, ICC, SIAC, and UNCITRAL Rules.
In 2019, David received the awards for Best 40 under 40 by Arbitration Team and top 35 lawyers under 35 by Iberian Lawyer. Client commentary: “I would especially highlight the work of David Ingle: he is highly competent and solid from a legal point of view and has a special tact and kindness on a personal level”. “He is extraordinarily professional and calm under pressure, which is unusual for someone so young.”
David has also lectured on English law and common law at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and investment treaty arbitration at Harvard Law School. Before relocating to Washington, D.C., David practiced in A&O's London, Prague, and Madrid offices.
Qualifications
Professional
Admitted as a Solicitor (England and Wales), 2012
Admitted to the Texas bar, 2018
Academic
LPC, Nottingham Law School, 2009
GDL, Nottingham Law School, 2008
BA, History, University of Nottingham, 2007
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Qualifications
Professional
Admitted as a Solicitor (England and Wales), 2012
Admitted to the Texas bar, 2018
Academic
LPC, Nottingham Law School, 2009
GDL, Nottingham Law School, 2008
BA, History, University of Nottingham, 2007
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Other noteworthy experience
Advising:
- Two energy companies in claims against a SE Asian Government in two related ICC and UNCITRAL disputes with a combined value of USD3 billion;
- More than 30 different international investors in 10 separate ICSID and UNCITRAL arbitration claims against the Kingdom of Spain under the Energy Charter Treaty relating to the regulation of the Spanish renewable energy sector and involving claims worth in excess of EUR3.5 billion;
- A US corporate in two billion dollar claims against Latin American States;
- A Latin American State in two ongoing investment treaty arbitrations;
- A European shipping company in arbitration and emergency arbitration proceedings against a Latin American State-owned company;
- A Spanish construction and infrastructure client in a dispute arising under a multibillion-dollar SPA;
- A Spanish energy company in a ICDR arbitration and emergency arbitration;
- A Global Financial Institute in an ICSID claim against Sri Lanka in a bilateral investment treaty claim arising out of interference with an oil-hedging agreement with the state-owned petroleum corporation;
- The Republic of Poland in an UNCITRAL arbitration involving bilateral investment treaty claims made by a pharmaceutical company;
- A Middle Eastern Government in the creation of a common law framework to apply in a newly created independent free zone based on the English law;
- A large US financial institution defending a mis-selling claim brought against it in an LCIA arbitration under English law;
- A Russian corporate client defending a USD1 billion LCIA arbitration under English law;
- An Italian corporate client defending a USD100 million LCIA arbitration under English law;
- A UK corporate client in a contentious matter related to a supply contract under English law;
- A Dutch corporate client bringing a EUR100 million arbitration in relation to a cross-border sale of goods contract under English law;
- A UK professional body in misconduct proceedings against one of its members.
Recognition
"I would especially highlight the work of David Ingle: he is highly competent and solid from a legal point of view and has a special tact and kindness on a personal level"
Chambers & Partner confidential
“He is extraordinarily professional and calm under pressure, which is unusual for someone so young".
Chambers & Partner confidential
Published work
- Co-author “Arbitration under the Energy Charter Treaty: The Relevance of EU Law” in International Arbitration and EU Law, Edward Elgar Publishing (2021)
- Co-author: “Dispute resolution in the European energy sector” in Routledge Handbook of Energy Law, Routledge (2020)
- Co-Author: ""Spain"" in The International Arbitration Review, 8th ed, 10th ed., and 11th ed. The Law Reviews (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020)
- Co-Author: ""European Law and Investment Treaties"" in The Investment Treaty Arbitration Review, 2nd ed. (2017)
- Co-Author: ""Interim Costs Orders: The Tribunal's Tool to Encourage Procedural Economy"" in Reshaping the Investor-State Dispute Settlement System, Brill/Nijhoff (2015)
