An independent Brussels practice advising international civil servants, international organisations, governments and defence-sector companies in international administrative litigation, defence procurement, compliance, public international law and the law governing new military technologies.
Representation of staff members and institutions in employment disputes within international organisations, from internal review to final appeal.
Advice to companies and public bodies on procurement by NATO agencies and national defence authorities, from eligibility to contract close-out.
Integrity, security and regulatory frameworks for organisations operating in the defence and security sector.
Legal analysis where emerging military technologies meet international humanitarian law.
Advice to governments and international organisations on the international instruments that frame defence and security cooperation.
Vincent Roobaert has practised law since 2000 in intellectual property and information technology, and has twenty years of experience in the defence sector. He has litigated before the NATO Administrative Tribunal and advised on procurement, cyber defence and compliance matters. He holds a law degree from UCLouvain, an LLM in international criminal justice and armed conflict from the University of Nottingham and a certificate in compliance from the Louvain School of Management, and completed the NATO Executive Development Programme at ESCP Europe.
He is based in Brussels and teaches international law as Adjunct Professor at the Brussels School of Governance (VUB).
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