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Caroline Edsall Littleton is a former Supreme Court clerk who practices in the fields of international commercial and investment arbitration.

Caroline has represented U.S., Japanese, and Saudi Arabian companies in International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) arbitrations in the agricultural, construction, defense, shipping, and telecommunications sectors. Her experience also includes representing Canadian and Dutch companies in an International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) arbitration against Kazakhstan as well as four Turkish claimants in an ICSID arbitration against Uzbekistan.

Recently, Caroline helped secure a unanimous win for the client in GE Energy v. Outokumpu, where the Supreme Court held that the New York Convention allows the enforcement of arbitration agreements by nonsignatories under domestic doctrines such as equitable estoppel.


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Caroline Edsall Littleton

Partner
Jones Day
Washington, D.C.

Practice Area: Issues & Appeals and Global Disputes

All-Star

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

"Caroline works incredibly well with our senior executives."
"She is always on top of things."

MY CLIENT PHILOSOPHY

"To provide the best legal advice and advocacy to my clients, I aim to both dig in and step back. I try to know as much as possible about the details of my clients’ cases, while also taking time to consider the big picture, think ahead, and strategize. I also think it’s important to be friendly—many of our clients have to spend a lot of time with us!"

– Caroline Edsall Littleton

ALL-STAR BIOGRAPHY

Caroline Edsall Littleton is a former Supreme Court clerk who practices in the fields of international commercial and investment arbitration.

Caroline has represented U.S., Japanese, and Saudi Arabian companies in International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) arbitrations in the agricultural, construction, defense, shipping, and telecommunications sectors. Her experience also includes representing Canadian and Dutch companies in an International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) arbitration against Kazakhstan as well as four Turkish claimants in an ICSID arbitration against Uzbekistan.

Recently, Caroline helped secure a unanimous win for the client in GE Energy v. Outokumpu, where the Supreme Court held that the New York Convention allows the enforcement of arbitration agreements by nonsignatories under domestic doctrines such as equitable estoppel.

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+1-202-879-3733

Caroline Edsall Littleton

Partner
Jones Day
Washington, D.C.

Practice Area: Issues & Appeals and Global Disputes

M&A All-Star

ALL-STAR BIOGRAPHY

Caroline Edsall Littleton is a former Supreme Court clerk who practices in the fields of international commercial and investment arbitration.

Caroline has represented U.S., Japanese, and Saudi Arabian companies in International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) arbitrations in the agricultural, construction, defense, shipping, and telecommunications sectors. Her experience also includes representing Canadian and Dutch companies in an International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) arbitration against Kazakhstan as well as four Turkish claimants in an ICSID arbitration against Uzbekistan.

Recently, Caroline helped secure a unanimous win for the client in GE Energy v. Outokumpu, where the Supreme Court held that the New York Convention allows the enforcement of arbitration agreements by nonsignatories under domestic doctrines such as equitable estoppel.

Visit All-Star's Firm »