Dominic Bright

Dominic specialises in commercial dispute resolution and litigation.

His understanding of artificial intelligence, cyberspace, the law of the sea, and public international law, has been honed by completing courses with the British Institute of International and Comparative Law.

Dominic provides advice, drafting and representation before, during and after mediation, trial and on appeal.

Events

‘Cyber Operations and International Law’ (British Institute of International and Comparative Law, April-June 2026)
‘AI and National Security: Who’s Really in Control?’ (Royal Institute of International Affairs, April 2026)
‘Building Tomorrow’s Digital Public Infrastructure’ (Royal Institute of International Affairs, January 2026)

Experience

Advanced International Advocacy Course (Keble College, Oxford)
Civil and Commercial Mediator with the Civil Mediation Council
Judicial Assistant to the former President of the Queen’s Bench Division

Interests

Following the recipes in Le Cordon Bleu at Home
Resistance training using a Mirafit Home Gym Rack
Playing Roland’s flagship hybrid drumkit

Memberships

Qualifications

Master of Laws (LL.M) in Professional Legal Practice (incorporating the BPTC), BPP University Law School, London Holborn, Distinction
Master of Laws (LL.M), King’s College London, Distinction
Law (LL.B Hons) with European Legal Studies, King’s College London, School of Law (incorporating an Erasmus exchange at Uppsala University, Sweden)

International

Dominic has an understanding of public and private international law.

He is an active member of Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, and has completed the following courses as a longstanding member of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law:

‘Artificial Intelligence Governance’
‘Cyber Operations & International Law’
‘Law of the Sea’
‘Public International Law in Practice’

Dominic studied the regulation of emerging technologies, use of force and law of war as a postgraduate. He was awarded the highest mark in the year for the module ‘Special Topics of International Law’ whilst studying on an Erasmus exchange in Sweden.