
Dr Ole Jensen is Professor of Commercial Law and Dispute Resolution at the Berlin School of Economics and Law. He sits as arbitrator in international commercial disputes, drawing on a decade of experience as counsel, arbitrator and tribunal secretary.
Ole has sat as arbitrator under the DIS, ICC, LCIA, SCC, SIAC, UNCITRAL and Vienna Rules in sectors including technology, pharmaceuticals, energy, construction and financial services. His cases have been governed by Austrian, English, German, Italian, Singapore and Swedish law as well as the CISG and the UNIDROIT Principles. A co-arbitrator described him as "an exceptional talent, marked by efficiency, speed and clarity of thought"; peers call him "a definitive rising star – precise, accurate, strategic and efficient" and "consistently well-prepared and thoughtful as an arbitrator".
Lexology, Leaders League, Best Lawyers and Handelsblatt rank him for international arbitration, with Lexology also recognising his work on disputes relating to artificial intelligence. In 2026, JUVE named him one of its "40 under 40" in dispute resolution.
He served as ICC YAAF Representative for Europe and Central Asia (2024–2026), sits on the Editorial Board of the Journal ofInternational Arbitration and regularly writes and speaks on international commercial law and arbitral procedure.
Ole has acted as counsel, arbitrator and tribunal secretary in international commercial and investment arbitrations, both ad hoc and under various institutional rules (ICC, DIS, LCIA, SCC, SIAC, VIAC, ICSID and UNCITRAL). His matters span a broad range of sectors, including construction and engineering, defence, energy (including wind, solar, hydropower, and oil and gas), technology, transportation and mobility (including aerospace, shipping and automotive), pharmaceuticals, life sciences and healthcare, mining, financial services and insurance, consumer goods, education and intellectual property. They typically involve shareholder agreements, share purchase agreements (post-M&A), joint venture agreements, licence agreements, long-term supply contracts, distribution agreements, sale-of-goods contracts and other commercial contracts. Ole's experience also extends to court proceedings concerning the challenge and enforcement of arbitral awards.
Germany (Volljurist), England and Wales (Registered Foreign Lawyer)
English, German
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