Alice Fremuth-Wolf

Counsel

+43 1 934 63 23 0
a.fremuth-wolf@paragon-advocacy.com

Alice Fremuth-Wolf specializes in international dispute resolution and litigation finance.

She has served as a senior professional with a leading Swiss provider of legal finance solutions which she continues to advise on matters pertaining to Austria & the CEE region. Alice Fremuth-Wolf is familiar with the needs of clients seeking financing as well as the strategic objectives of funders and their investors. She has extensive experience conducting due diligence and providing clients with detailed risk assessments and practical evaluations of whether a certain finance or risk insurance solution aligns with their needs.  She also assists in negotiating litigation funding agreements and, thanks to her wide network across the litigation finance industry, connects clients with suitable funding partners.  Alice Fremuth-Wolf has been recognized by Lexology Index as Thought Leader in Third-Party Funding in 2024 and 2025.

Alice Fremuth-Wolf also brings a decade of leadership experience from the Vienna International Arbitral Centre (VIAC), one of the leading arbitration and mediation institutions in the CEE and SEE region, where she served as Deputy and later Secretary General for 10 years. In this capacity, she oversaw case management, guided several revisions of the VIAC Rules, introduced technological advancements, such as a digital file-sharing platform, and expanded business development across the region. Performing this role over a decade further deepened her understanding of dispute resolution in CEE and SEE jurisdictions.

A frequent speaker on international arbitration, mediation, and litigation finance, Alice Fremuth-Wolf also lectures on arbitration at the Institute of Civil Procedure Law of the University of Vienna. From 2004 to 2010, she coached Vienna’s team for the Vis Moot.  She has authored numerous publications on arbitration, ADR, and litigation finance, and in 2024 was appointed to the IBA Task Force for the revision of the IBA Guidelines on Conflict of Interest in International Arbitration.

Alice Fremuth-Wolf earned her Mag. iur. and Dr. iur from Vienna University and holds an LL.M. from the London School of Economics.  She is admitted to the Austrian bar and is a trained mediator as well as a mediation advocate.

She speaks English and German.