Martin is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb). Before joining Appleton & Associates, he practised as a barrister at a London chambers, in the international arbitration group at a major international law firm, and as a lawyer at the World Bank. He also served as a Judicial Assistant to Lord Woolf, then Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, and at the UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.

He has given presentations and published several articles on international investment law and arbitration.

Education
University Of Pennsylvania, LL.M. & Thouron Fellow, 2006
Hague Academy of International Law, Centre for Studies Research Fellow, 2004
University of Oxford, St Catherine’s College, B.C.L. 2004
University of London, PG Dip. Int. Com. Arb. 2003
Inns of Court School Of Law, Bar Vocational Course, 1999
University of London, King’s College, LL.B, 1998