Fatos Selita

Founder of UKLSA.

Fatos is a Barrister of England and Wales and an Attorney and Counselor at Law of the State of New York, USA.  He is a Director of AIR Courses at Goldsmiths, University of London, which include International Business Law, Advocacy (arbitration and courtroom), and Public Speaking and Presenting and Genetics, Law and Society; a Lecturer at Tomsk State National Research University (TSU), and a Visiting Lecturer at Higher School of Economics National Research University, Moscow. He also directs: IBL Consultancy in London, and the Institute for Law and Ethics at ICRHD (International Centre for Research in Human Development), TSU; is a founding member of TAGC (The Accessible Genetics Consortium); and is the Executive Publisher of Legal Issues Journal.

Fatos researches in Legal and Ethical Implications of Genetic findings, and has an interest in laws regulating International Business Transactions – areas in which he advises and teaches, and has experience internationally. He directs the Ethical, Legal and Societal Issues in Research course of MSc Human Development: Genetics, Neuroscience and Psychology programme, of which he is a co-developer. Fatos collaborates with research laboratories, including InLab, Goldsmiths University of London and the Laboratory for Cognitive Investigations and Behavioural Genetics, on these issues, and serves on related ethical committees. His experience includes cross-border commercial finance at Goldberg Kohn, Chicago and representing an NGO at the United Nations (UNCITRAL) on Arbitration and Security Interests.