Natasha Hausdorff Keynote Speaker

Natasha Hausdorff, a leading barrister specializing in civil and commercial litigation, arbitration, regulatory matters, and public international law. Representing a diverse range of domestic and international clients, including private companies and government departments, Natasha has been instructed in cases across the High Court, County Court, Crown Court, Magistrates’ Court, and Tribunals. She frequently acts as sole counsel and as junior to leading counsel in Chambers’ primary areas of practice.

Before joining the Bar, Hausdorff honed her expertise at the renowned US law firm Skadden, where she focused on complex international disputes and regulatory matters. She holds a law degree from Oxford University and an LL.M. specializing in international law. Natasha clerked for Chief Justice Miriam Naor, President of the Supreme Court of Israel in Jerusalem, gaining invaluable insights into global legal systems. As a 2018 Pegasus Scholar, she was a Fellow at Columbia Law School’s National Security Law Program.

Natasha is a globally recognized speaker, regularly lecturing on public international law, foreign affairs, and national security policy. She has briefed politicians, advised international organizations, and delivered speeches at European parliaments and the United Nations.

Hausdorff serves as a member of the renowned Six Pump Court Chambers, specializing in public international law, planning, and environmental law. She is a frequent media contributor, offering expert commentary for outlets such as the BBC, Sky News, CNN, GB News, TalkTV, and Fox. Natasha has also written for the Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph, and Law Society Gazette.