Charles H. Camp
Owner
Law Offices of Charles H. Camp
Washington, D.C.

Charles Camp focuses exclusively upon international dispute resolution with an emphasis on international debt recovery on behalf of foreign and domestic clients.  When appropriate, the firm utilizes extraordinary former U.S. and foreign intelligence officers to obtain invaluable information, including the whereabouts of deeply hidden assets.

Since opening his own law firm in October 2002, Mr. Camp has been engaged to collect significant sums owed to his foreign and domestic clients, including a major Kuwaiti bank and one of the largest Japanese trading companies, by the Governments of Iraq and Iran, major foreign and domestic companies and wealthy individuals (including several members of a Middle Eastern ruling family). Mr. Camp also has collected significant sums from companies and individuals based in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Netherlands Antilles, and the United States.  Prior to opening his own law firm, Mr. Camp successfully obtained a significant arbitral award against the Republic of Kazakhstan, the first such award ever obtained under the bilateral investment treaty between the United States and Kazakhstan.

Mr. Camp just completed his term as President of the Washington Foreign Law Society, and currently is an Adjunct Professor at George Washington University Law School teaching International Negotiations, and President of The Friends of the Law Library of Congress.