Humphries Kerstetter LLP

Commercial Litigation and arbitration

Robert Javin-Fisher is a partner and solicitor-advocate at HK. Rob has over 14 years of experience in contentious legal practice.

Robert is described in the Legal 500 as ‘an excellent negotiator and communicator. Very approachable, with an ability to defuse situations with a relaxed but confident style of communication.’ Rob maintains a broad dispute resolution practice but has a particular focus on, and expertise in, international arbitration and associated litigation.

Robert is described in the Legal 500 as ‘an excellent negotiator and communicator. Very approachable, with an ability to defuse situations with a relaxed but confident style of communication.’ Rob maintains a broad dispute resolution practice but has a particular focus on, and expertise in, international arbitration and associated litigation.

Prior to joining HK, Robert was a solicitor advocate at Herbert Smith Freehills and spent time on secondment in their Moscow and Tokyo offices. Robert also has in-house experience having been on secondment to the contentious regulatory team at Lloyds Banking Group earlier in his career.

Robert has experience with a broad range of dispute resolution mechanisms across a wide range of sectors (including TMT, pharmaceutical, energy and natural resources) with a particular emphasis on international arbitration (under the auspices of the JCAA, SIAC, ICDR and LCIA or ad-hoc).

2011: Qualified as a Solicitor Advocate.

2007: BPP Law School (Legal Practice Course).

2006: Oxford Brookes University (Graduate Diploma in Law).

2004: B.A. (Hons) Politics, Philosophy & Economics, Oxford University (Exeter College).