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Stewart Shackleton is a Partner at the international law firm Eversheds and Head of the firm's International Arbitration Group. He is qualified as an Advocat au Barreau de Paris, a Barrister of the Law Society of Upper Canada, a Solicitor in England and Wales and a Solicitor in Hong Kong. Hehas appeared before the courts in Canada, England, Wales and France. Specialising in the arbitration of investment, commercial and construction disputes, he has acted as both arbitrator and counsel in over 200 arbitrations at all major venues around the world. He holds law degrees in both civic lawand common law jurisdictions (LL.B.) as well as graduate degrees from the Universities of Paris 1 ( Sorbonne-Pantheon) and Paris II (Pantheon-Assas) in Public International Law and African Law. He also holds an MSc in Construction Law and Arbitration from King's College, London. He has written andspoken widely on the subject of arbitration law.