Christophe Bondy Discusses Public International Law by John Hollander

Christophe Bondy has the career many junior Canadian litigators can only dream of. He negotiates international trade agreements. He conducts investor vs. state arbitrations, representing investors and nations. He juniored in Toronto for Torys, worked in Paris, returned to Ottawa as senior counsel in the NAFTA Trade Law group within Foreign (now Global) Affairs, and currently works in London (UK) - all in his chosen field of public international law. In this interview, Christophe discusses what it means to practice public international law as a civil litigator. Along the way, he gives great tips on how to deal with journalists and how to focus your career goals on interests rather than what is trendy today.