Philip W. Engle

Licensure

United States Supreme Court
D.C. Court of Appeals
U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
U.S. Claims Court (CoFC)
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
U.S. Court of International Trade
U.S. Tax Court
U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia
Solicitor (England & Wales) (inactive)
Trader:  Chicago Climate Exchange 

Education

M.B.A., Emory University, Goizueta College of Business Administration, Atlanta, GA. 1999
J.D., Washington College of Law, American University, Washington, D.C. 1986
M.P.A., American University (Phi Alpha Alpha Honor Society in Public Administration), Washington, D.C. 1978
B.A., Political Science, University Of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont, 1976
Arabic language study. University of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 1980
Diploma and Certificate. Alliance Francaise. Paris. France. 1978
Certificate. University of Poitiers, Tours, France, 1975

Professional Memberships & Associations

Member of the Georgia, Florida and District Of Columbia Bars
Board Certified in International Law with the Florida Bar. (1999-2004).
Past Chair: International Law Section of the Georgia Bar
Immediate Past Chair: International Association of Attorneys and Executives in Corporate Real Estate (AECRE) (2007)
Certified Professional Contract Manager (C.P.C.M.) with the National Contract Management Association (1990-1995)
Instructor of international business, law, and government contracting at University of Virginia, American University and George Mason University.
Registered Neutral (Arbitration) with the Georgia Commission on Dispute Resolution
Member of the International Bar Association (IBA)
Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb)

Seminars and Presentations

• “The 3 D's of International Business Transactions: Dealing, Drafting and Dispute Resolution," Institute for Continuing Legal Education for Georgia and the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Co-Chair. November 17, 2009.  Atlanta, Georgia.
• "Renewable Energy Going Green: A Fad or Fact of Life,” Panelist, The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiECon), September 2007, Atlanta, Georgia
• “Energy Strategies in the Post-Katrina World,” International Association of Executives and Attorneys in Corporate Real Estate (AECRE), April 2006, Santa Fe, New Mexico
• “Corporate Power: It’s All About Energy,” Panel Moderator, International Association of Executives and Attorneys in Corporate Real Estate (AECRE), April 2005, Miami, Florida
• "Electricity Update and Outlook - Latest trends, Legislative Initiatives, Power-Grid and Corporate Protective Strategies in Light of the Northeast Power Failure," International Association of Executives and Attorneys in Corporate Real Estate (AECRE), April 2004, Indian Wells, CA
• “International Investors in Georgia Real Estate,” Program Co-Chair, Institute of Continuing Legal Education in Georgia, October 2002, Atlanta, Georgia
• "Managing Global Real Estate Portfolios: Legal and Business Challenges and Opportunities," International Association of Executives and Attorneys in Corporate Real Estate (AECRE), November 2000, Chicago, Illinois
• “Intellectual Property in a Global Environment,” Program Co-Chair, Institute of Continuing Legal Education in Georgia, April 2000, Atlanta, Georgia
• “Outsourcing Commercial Real Estate Portfolios,” International Association of Executives and Attorneys in Corporate Real Estate (AECRE), April, 1998, Captiva Island, Florida

Articles and Publications

• “Building Efficiencies: The Energy Policy Act of 2005,” White Paper for Prenova, Inc. (January, 2006)
• “Foreign Exchange Issues in International Outsourcings,” Corporate Real Estate and the Law (Summer, 2001)
• “Achieving Success in Global Outsourcing Arrangements,” Corporate Real Estate and the Law (July 2000)
• “Protecting Valuable Corporate Intellectual Property When Outsourcing,” Corporate Real Estate Executive (April 1999)
• “Drafting International Commercial Arbitration Clauses,” ACCA Docket (Journal of the American Corporate Counsel Association) (July 1995)
• “Employee Terminations and Discipline: Tips to Reduce Legal Liability,” “Product Liability in the European Community, International Communication,” “Freedom of Information Act Breakthrough. Prompt Pay Act Applies in International Settings,” Non-Linear Lawyer (an in-house publication of Johnson Controls, Inc.), (Various issues 1992-1994)
• “Base Closings - The Wave of the Present” (July 1991), “The Latest On Base Closings” (August 1991), “Update On International Base Closings” (October 1991), Contract Management (monthly magazine of the National Contract Management Association (NCMA))
• “Claims ‘Arising Under’ or ‘Relating To’ A Contract: Does It Matter?,” “Most Favored Customer Pricing. Packaging Your Government Contract Claim,” GRCA News (newsletter of the Government Receivables and Credit Association) (Various issues 1990-1992)
• “Procurement Code Improves U.S. Competitiveness in International Procurement,” “Is Your Company Paying Unnecessary Unemployment Compensation Assessments?,” “Tips for U.S. Employers Hiring for Overseas Projects,” “U.S. Foreign Trade Zones,” “Packaging Your Government Contract Claim,” “The E-Visa Solution For Business,” International Law Network (publication for attorneys and financial managers) (Various issues 1986-1990)