Philippe Ruttley

Background

About Philippe Ruttley

Qualified as Barrister (England & Wales),1980, and as Solicitor (England & Wales) admitted 1992. Admitted as Solicitor, Republic of Ireland, November 2017. Prior to Watson, Farley & Williams, career experience includes:* Internship (stagiaire) Legal Service of the European Commission, 1982 * Legal Counsel, UN International Fund For Agricultural Development, 1984-1988-development projects in Asia, Middle East and Africa * Legal counsel, UK Treasury Solicitor's Department *Private practice in several City law firms, specialising in EU competition law and international trade law (including WTO agreements), with particular reference to the maritime and aviation sectors. Represented clients (as Advocate) in cases before the European Court of First Instance, the European Court of Justice, the (then existing) European Commission for Human Rights and WTO dispute settlement agreement (as amicus curiae). Secretary, European Maritime Law Organisation, Publications:*The WTO and International Trade Regulation (Cameron May 1998) Co-author and editor with Iain MacVay and Carol George *The Impact of the WTO on International Trade (Cameron May 1998) Co-author and editor with Iain MacVay *Liberalisation and Protectionism in the World Trading System (Cameron May Co-author and editor with Iain MacVay and Ahmad Masa'deh *Due Process in WTO Dispute Settlement (Cameron May 2001) Co-author and editor with Iain MacVay and Marc Weisberger Contributed chapters in * The Idea of Europe: From Antiquity to the European Union (ed Pagden, Cambridge Univ Press, 2002)" The long road to unity: the contribution of law to the process of European integration, 1945–1995"*The World Trade Organization: Legal, Economic and Political Analysis,(eds Macrory, Appleton and Plummer) Kluwer 2005, chapter on "The WTO Agreement in European Community Law: status, effect and enforcement" with Marc Weisberger *Shawcross & Beaumont: Air Law (multi-author survey): co-editor with Solange Leandro, of Division X:"Competition/EU"(2012)* Butterworths Competition Law (multi-author survey): co-editor with Vincent Power and Prof. Philippe Corruble, of Division on "Maritime Competition Law"(2020)* Numerous articles on EU and WTO law in the European Competition Law Review, the European Law Review, the Journal of International Trade and Regulation, International Trade Law Quarterly and International Trade Law and Regulation *' Entertaining Mona Lisa', collection of historical short stories, Scriptus Books 2015