Personal bio
Eugenie Rogers is a partner in Baker McKenzie's Dallas office who handles primarily international disputes. She has substantial experience representing clients in complex cross-border disputes, including international commercial arbitration and business litigation, with particular emphasis on high-value cases centered in Europe and the Middle East, in the construction, engineering, transportation, and energy sectors. Clients describe Eugenie as “super-smart and tenacious” (Legal 500 US, 2022), "detail-oriented, legally strong, and a great team player" (Chambers USA, 2023), and "exceptionally capable at quickly grasping and articulating complex engineering and contract topics" (Chambers USA, 2022), and note that she "consistently provides sound advice that is collaborative and takes into account legal and commercial objectives" (Legal 500 US, 2021). Another client testimonial states: "Eugenie is highly intelligent and quickly gets to the crux of matters. She's creative, persistent, has a strong pen and is verbally very persuasive" (Chambers USA, 2022). "She brings great tenacity, energy and positivity to the team. No issue, however complex, cannot be resolved or turned into an opportunity" (Chambers USA, 2023). Clients consider Eugenie "an exceptionally talented, solutions-focused lawyer with the aptitude to view a case from the 30,000 foot level and give sound strategic advice, while being equally driven to dig into the nuts and bolts personally, leaving no stone unturned, to deliver a win" (Chambers USA, 2023). Eugenie serves as Vice Chair, Communications, and Chair of the Young Members Group for the North American Branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. She also serves as regional representative of the ICC's Young Arbitration & ADR Forum (YAAF) in North America. Eugenie has been recognized annually (2016–2023) by Texas Super Lawyers as a Rising Star in business litigation and is a frequent speaker on issues relating to international arbitration. Eugenie has extensive experience representing clients in international arbitrations governed by the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), and the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (SCC), and domestic arbitrations under the American Arbitration Association (AAA), International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution (CPR), and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) arbitration rules. She has also handled a number of construction disputes governed by the ICC Dispute Board Rules. She acts for and against states and state bodies, with particular experience in the energy sector and large infrastructure projects. She also advises clients in relation to investment treaties and public international law issues. Eugenie has first- and second-chaired multiple multimillion-dollar international arbitrations from inception through merits hearing and enforcement actions.