Rezvanian International

International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution

• Partner

Partner of the Rezvanian International Law Firm Attorney at Law Counsel in several international and domestic arbitration cases, under the Rules of ICC, SCAI, SCC, GAFTA, ACIC, and UNCITRAL

English, Farsi(Persian)

LLM in International Commercial Law, Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, 2017 Bachelor in Law (LLB), Ferdowsi University, Mashhad, 2015

Kamyar S. Oladi is Partner at Rezvanian International, where he specializes in international arbitration, high-stakes commercial litigation, and claims in the construction and energy sectors. He represents multinational companies, state entities, and key regional players in disputes governed by ICC, GAFTA, and other regional arbitration rules. Kamyar functions as both counsel and arbitrator in complex, high-value cases with technical depth.

His advisory work covers EPC and EPCF agreements, multiparty construction disputes, international supply contracts, banking and guarantee conflicts, and project failures linked to overseas financing. He has handled cases from major industrial and infrastructure initiatives, including ICC arbitrations that tackle advanced procedural, jurisdictional, and technical challenges.

Prior to Rezvanian International, Kamyar was Senior Counsel at the Tehran Regional Arbitration Centre (TRAC), collaborating with top global experts, advancing institutional frameworks, and producing studies on arbitration procedures and rule frameworks. This role honed his cross-jurisdictional insights into civil-law and common-law systems. Earlier, he was Legal Manager at British American Tobacco, managing cross-border commercial issues and compliance matters.

Kamyar has authored extensive publications in English and Persian on topics like international arbitration, third-party funding, anticipatory breach, arbitration agreement extensions, emergency relief in energy cases, and comparative contract principles. He contributes the Iran chapter to the Law Over Borders – Comparative Guide to Arbitration (2025 Edition), a key reference for lawyers and corporate counsel worldwide. His ongoing research explores arbitration's ties to AI and procedural oversight, plus advances in multiparty, multi-contract proceedings.

He contributes to arbitration training through initiatives like Iran's Vis Pre-Moot and workshops for emerging practitioners. Kamyar's approach blends scholarly depth with practical, results-driven strategies to achieve streamlined, precise resolutions in international commercial conflicts.