About

Brayden Winkler

Australian-qualified cross-border disputes lawyer.

Profile

Two perspectives, one adviser.

I am an Australian-qualified cross-border disputes lawyer, admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales. My career has run through a Fortune 500 technology company, an international arbitration boutique, and an international law firm, which means I bring both a commercial, in-house perspective and a disputes background to the same matter.

My focus is international commercial and investment-treaty arbitration. In practice that has meant acting for sovereign States in high-stakes disputes, serving as tribunal secretary to arbitral tribunals, and working on the enforcement and annulment of awards before EU and common-law courts. A public-international-law foundation from Leiden underpins the treaty and sovereign-State work.

Winkler Legal grew out of that experience: a boutique consultancy where senior legal judgement and a commercial point of view come from the same person. The work is focused, flexible, and cost-effective, and it spares clients the overhead of a full-service firm.

Brayden Winkler, Australian-qualified cross-border disputes lawyer

Admissions & credentials

Qualifications.

Admission
Supreme Court of New South Wales, Australia
Education
LLM, Public International Law, Leiden University (The Netherlands)
LLB (Honours), Macquarie University (Australia)
Experience
12+ years across a Fortune 500 technology company, an international arbitration boutique, and an international law firm
Focus
International commercial & investment-treaty arbitration; corporate & commercial advisory; legal operations & strategy

Focus & markets

Where I practise.

Qualified in Australia and based in Casablanca, advising on cross-border matters where the work spans jurisdictions and the stakes are high.

Arbitral rulesICSID, UNCITRAL, PCA, ICC, LCIA, SIAC, HKIAC, DIAC, AAA, SCC, and CEPANI.
Arbitral seatsBerlin, Brussels, onshore Dubai, offshore DIFC, Geneva, Hong Kong, Korea, London, Moscow, New Delhi, Ottawa, Singapore, Stockholm, and The Hague.
Substantive laws of obligationsNew York, English, German, Dutch, Belgian, Estonian, Korean, Mongolian, Indian, Hong Kong, Ethiopian, and the laws of the UAE, the Emirate of Dubai, and the ADGM.

Let’s discuss your matter.

Write to brayden.winkler@winkler-lawfirm.com or call +212 671 323 227.

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