Ruihan Liu

University of Oxford, Bachelor of Civil Law, Distinction (2019)

• Legal Concepts in Financial Law – 70
• International Dispute Settlement – 70
• International Arbitration – 70
• Conflict of Laws – 67

London School of Economics and Political Science, Law LLB, First Class Honours (2018) 

• Winner of the Sweet and Maxwell Prize for Best Performance
• Winner of the Slaughter and May LLP prize for the best performance in Part I
• Winner of the Lauterpacht and Higgins prize for the best performance in Public International Law
• Joint Winner of the Lecturer’s Prize for Best Performance in Jurisprudence
• Winner of the Herbert Smith Freehills Prize for Best Performance in Conflict of Laws
• Represented the LSE in the 2017 – 2018 Jessup International Law Moot, and ranked as the 10^th best oralist in the UK oral rounds
• Represented the LSE in the 2016 – 2017 Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot; awarded Honourable Mentions for two written memorandums among more than 300 participating teams.

Litigation & Arbitration Associate, Quinn Emanuel, London (2022-2024)

Trainee Solicitor, Clifford Chance, London (2020-2022) 

Research Assistant, British Institute of International and Comparative Law (2019-2020) 

Legal Intern, Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC), Singapore (2018)

Procedural Efficiency in Investor-State Dispute Settlement in Light of the New ICSID Rules, Jus Mundi · Jul 26, 2022

HP's section 90A claim: guidance on liability and ESG class actions, Practical Law · Jun 30, 2022

Who is Bound by an Arbitration Agreement? A Conflict of Laws Analysis in Lifestyle Equities v Hornby Street, Kluwer Arbitration Blog · May 20, 2022

Mandarin (Native)

Spanish (intermediate)