Rebecca Meyer

Prior to joining Chaffetz Lindsey as an Associate, Rebecca was a Law Clerk to the Honorable Claire R. Kelly at the United States Court of International Trade.  Rebecca also completed an international arbitration traineeship at a leading international law firm in Paris.  She graduated from Brooklyn Law School where she was an editor for the Brooklyn Journal of International Law and a member of the 2019 Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot team.  At the Vis Moot, Rebecca was awarded an Honorable Mention for Best Oral Advocate.

• Representing a wind farm owner in ICDR-administered arbitration with EPC contractor regarding delays, missed milestones, and scope of ECP contractor’s responsibilities.
• Represented a developer and manufacturer of wind turbines in ICDR-administered arbitration with wind farm owner regarding alleged product defects, delay, and missed milestones arising under an EPC contract.
• Representing multiple domestic steel companies challenging the Department of Commerce’s denial of exclusions from the Section 232 steel tariffs.
• Representing a reinsurer in ARIAS arbitration with insurance company regarding coverage dispute.
• Representing an insurance company in dispute involving environmental contamination.

• “The Role of Precedent in ISDS: Can Decisional Law Contribute to the Creation of Customary Norms?” Kluwer Arbitration Blog (January 18, 2020).
• “Pursuing a Universal Threshold for Regulating Incitement to Discrimination, Hostility or Violence,” Brooklyn Journal of International Law, 44 Brook. J. Int’l L. 310 (2018).

• Member, ArbitralWomen
• Member, American Society of International Law