Addleshaw Goddard

International Arbitration

Aymar Claret de Fleurieu is a Managing Associate in our International Arbitration Practice, based in Paris, France. He acts as counsel in arbitration proceedings, both ad hoc and institutional. His practice includes both investor-State and commercial arbitration, with a particular focus on the energy, construction, competition & distribution and post-M&A sectors.

He also acts in post-arbitration proceedings (annulment and enforcement of arbitral awards) before French courts.

Aymar is a lawyer at the New York and Paris bars. Prior to joining Addleshaw Goddard, he practiced for six years in one of France’s largest international law firms and worked as an assistant to Professor Jennifer Hillman at Georgetown University.

Clients describe Aymar “as organized, efficient and always on the top of his cases.” (Legal 500 EMEA - 2023).

Associate in Arbitration – Addleshaw Goddard (Europe) LLP – 2023 - present Associate – Jeantet AARPI – Paris – 2018-2023 Law Clerk – White & Case LLP – Paris – 2017 Research assistant to Profs. Jennifer A. Hillman and Gary Horlick – Georgetown University Law Center – Washington, D.C. - 2016 Intern – CBRE – Paris – 2014 Intern – Veil-Jourde – Paris – 2012 Intern – Allen & Overy – Paris - 2009

• French (Native) • English (Fully proficient) • Spanish (Proficient)

Master of Laws in International Legal Studies (LL.M.) - Certificate in International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution – Georgetown University Law Center (Washington, D.C, U.S.A) 2016: Honors and Awards: Semi-finalist (out of 24) of the 2016 LL.M. International Commercial Arbitration Moot Competition Master of Law in Public International Law – Economic Law (Master 2 ) – Université de Strasbourg – 2015: Honors and Awards: Winner of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court France National Rounds Master’s degree in Private International Law (Master 1) – Panthéon-Assas University – 2014 Law degree in Private Law (Licence de droit) – Panthéon-Assas University – 2013: Honors and Awards: Pleader, Lysias Paris II Moot Court Competition (Quarter-finalist out of 35).