Hattie Middleditch is an associate in Sullivan & Cromwell’s litigation practice group. She has broad experience in cross-border litigations, international commercial arbitration, and U.S. regulatory and criminal investigations. In addition to her general disputes work, Hattie frequently advises on data protection issues, in particular those arising in the context of cross-border data transfers.
Hattie joined Sullivan & Cromwell’s New York office having previously worked in the litigation department of a leading international law firm in their London and Paris offices. She is currently based in Sullivan & Cromwell’s London office.
Recent Publications
- “The Use of Inherent Powers by Arbitrators to Protect the Public at Large” in Inherent Powers of Arbitrators, eds F. Ferrari and F. Rosenfeld (Juris, 2019), Chapter 12.
- “Country Report United Kingdom” in Due Process as a Limit to Discretion in Commercial Arbitration, eds. F. Ferrari, F. Rosenfeld, and D. Czernich (Kluwer, 2020), Chapter 19.
- “Costs and Sanctions” in Handbook of Evidence in International Commercial Arbitration, eds F. Ferrari and F. Rosenfeld (Kluwer, 2022), Chapter 18.
