Christoffer COELLO HEDBERG
Christoffer is Deputy Registrar of the Dubai International Arbitration Centre. He is highly regarded, with extensive experience gained from his time working in a leading international arbitral institution in Europe, private practice, and the Swedish judiciary.
Prior to joining the Centre, Christoffer was Legal Counsel at the SCC Arbitration Institute. At the SCC, Christoffer was responsible for the administration of commercial and investor-state arbitrations. He was also involved in a number of strategic business development projects, including developing case administration procedures at the SCC, sitting on the rules revisions committee, and frequently representing the SCC at events in Sweden and overseas.
Christoffer has spoken publicly on a wide variety of arbitration related topics, including arbitral procedure, the drafting of arbitral awards, trends in international arbitration, institutional rules and practices, and niche subjects such as corruption in international commercial arbitration.
He regularly publishes articles and reports on topics such as challenges to arbitrators and green technology disputes and has historically been an active member of various arbitration initiatives, including the Campaign for Greener Arbitrations and the Equal Representation in Arbitration Pledge.
Christoffer practiced at Linklaters in Stockholm and clerked at the Attunda District Court where he also presided over civil and criminal cases. He holds a LLM from Uppsala University and has studied law at KU Leuven and Keio University.
