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Anton G. Maurer, LL.M., FCIArb

Arbitrator Mediator
Stuttgart, Germany

About

With over four decades of legal practice, this neutral has served as an arbitrator in more than 80 international proceedings across various global jurisdictions. His background includes extensive work as lead counsel in complex cross-border litigations and transactions, particularly involving German-American business relations and international investment disputes.

Practice Areas

Business & Commercial Construction Corporate & Finance Energy & Environment Government & Administrative Intellectual Property International & Cross-Border Personal Injury & Torts Real Estate & Property

Professional Experience

JAMS Arbitrator and Mediator
Anton Maurer International Arbitration (Founder)
Sigle
Loose
Schmidt-Diemitz (Partner)
CMS Hasche Sigle (Partner and Head of International Arbitration Group)

Publications Leadership

  • Author of 'The Public Policy Exception Under the New York Convention'
  • Contributor to various journals on international commercial arbitration and enforcement of awards
  • Frequent speaker at international legal conferences on cross-border dispute resolution
  • Former Chair of the IBA's International Sales Committee

Positioning Takeaways

A seasoned international neutral with a strong focus on European-American commercial conflicts and a specialized mastery of international treaty applications.

License & Certifications

  • Admitted to the Bar
  • Germany
  • Fellow
  • Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb)
  • Accredited Mediator

Education

LL.M.
University of San Francisco School of Law
1983
Second State Exam
State of Baden-Württemberg
1980
First State Exam
University of Tübingen
1977

Distinction

Extensive experience handling disputes involving civil law and common law systems, with specific expertise in the New York Convention.

Reputation

He is regarded by legal professionals as a highly disciplined and efficient arbitrator who possesses a deep understanding of complex international commercial frameworks and procedural nuances.