محامون متخصصون في Arbitration

Liron Liberman

Partner

FWMK (Furth, Wilensky, Mizrachi, Knaani)

Lisa Barge

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Lital Barsheshet-Peri

Partner, Litigation

Arnon, Tadmor-Levy

Lital Cohen

Partner

Jacob Spigelman & Co

Liting Zhu

Executive Partner

Beijing Grandway Law Offices

Liu Changyu

Corporate Law, Real Estate and Construction, Labor Law, Civil and Commercial arbitrations, Criminal Defense

Beijing DHH Law Firm

Liu Yan

Corporate Law, Commercial Litigation and Arbitration, Labor Law, Traffic Accidents, Marriage and Family, Finance, Construction and Real Estate.

Beijing DHH Law Firm

Liu Yongfa

Corporate, Securities and Capital Market, Banking and Financing, Investment and Financing, M&A, Civil and Commercial Litigation and Arbitration

Beijing DHH Law Firm

Liv Helth Lauersen

Liv Helth Lauersen is a leading profile in construction and contract law and has extensive experience advising domestic and international clients. Liv has successfully handled multiple leading court and arbitration cases representing owners, contractors and advisers. Liv Helth Lauersen is a specialist in construction and contract law, i.e. the formation of contracts, subcontracts, bonds and guarantees in construction contracts, drafting/interpretation of contracts, performance, scope, termination and breach of contract, including the principles for calculating and determining damages in the construction industry.

Bruun & Hjejle

Livia Sanches Sancio

Partner

Salomão Advogados

Liz Ellen

Liz is a Partner and Head of the Sports Group. Her practice is solely focused on sport, and her in-depth knowledge of the industry means that she is always able to provide her clients with the clear and decisive advice they require. She is strategic and creative in her approach, and finds innovative solutions to complex issues. She is a specialist litigator but also a trusted advisor to clubs, athletes, rights holders and governing bodies, understanding how their legal situations fit within their public profile and wider business needs. She has expertise in fraud and corruption issues in sport, a strong regulatory knowledge and good commercial awareness. Liz has represented clients in cases before FIFA, the European Boxing Union, the Basketball Arbitration Tribunal and the Court of Arbitration for Sport, as well as domestic tribunals such as the Football Associations of England, Scotland and Wales, the British Boxing Board of Control, the British Horseracing Authority and UK Anti-Doping. She also has significant experience of litigating cases through both arbitration and the High Court. Much of Liz's work has an international aspect, including cross-border transfer deals and disputes, sports immigration and image rights structures. She has a particular focus on the Far Eastern sport industry and is often consulted by Chinese football clubs, Asian investors looking at European opportunities, and by clubs, players and agents seeking to do business in the Far East. Liz is a director of Women In Football (WIF), a member of the Beyond Sport Advisory Board, a founding member of Women In Sports Law (WISLaw), and a member of the British Association of Sport and Law (BASL). She was the only practicing lawyer to appear in the Independent's inaugural list of "50 Most Influential Women in Sport", in which she was ranked 13th. Since 2014, Liz has run the Mishcon Sports Law Academy – an educational course where aspiring lawyers can learn about a wide range of sports law issues from the lawyers who manage those cases. She is also a mentor for Kick It Out's 'Raise Your Game' scheme.

Mishcon de Reya LLP

Lize-Meré Ludick

Head of Construction

Bowmans

Lizzie Williams

Lizzie Williams is a partner and solicitor advocate specialising in commercial litigation. Lizzie has a diverse commercial disputes practice and wide-ranging experience of litigation and arbitration including urgent injunctions, appeals and group litigation. Lizzie acts for a wide range of clients, from high net worth individuals to large corporates, including technology companies, established brands across a broad range of industries, public sector entities and startups. Lizzie has particular expertise in commercial disputes with a technology angle. Lizzie advises on traditional IT disputes (involving hardware, software development, outsourcing and licensing) and disputes involving emerging technologies (including artificial intelligence, digital assets and blockchain). In addition, Lizzie advises on disputes arising out of cyber-attacks and online payment frauds, disputes involving investments into technology companies, disputes about technology procurement processes and the management and resetting of distressed digital transformation projects. Lizzie is recognised as a “Key Lawyer” in Commercial Litigation and Artificial Intelligence in The Legal 500. Clients say Lizzie “is the best commercial litigator around” and praise her “calm, responsive and very creative approach delivered with considerable expertise”. Lizzie is the author of the Practical Law practice note AI Disputes and Risk Mitigation and the book A Practical Guide to Smart Contracts and the Law and regularly speaks at industry events.

Harbottle & Lewis LLP

Ljubica Tomic

Attorney at Law | Managing Partner

Law Office TSG Belgrade

Ljupka Naumoska Gjorgjievska

Ljupka is a Senior Associate at JPM & Partners, Skopje office, with extensive experience in Employment-related matters, Claims Collection procedures, Compensation procedures, and Family Disputes. She is particularly passionate about handling complex cases and providing solutions to challenging legal issues across diverse practice areas. Since the beginning of her career, she has been involved in numerous Arbitration proceedings. Ljupka advises both local and international clients on a wide range of legal matters.

JPM & Partners

Lloyd Abraham

Director

Werksmans Attorneys

Lloyd Chinn

Lloyd B. Chinn is a partner in Proskauer's Labor & Employment Law Department and co-head of the Whistleblowing & Retaliation Practice Group and of the Financial Services Practice Group. He litigates employment disputes of all types before federal and state courts, arbitration tribunals (e.g., FINRA, JAMS and AAA), and before administrative agencies in New York and across the country. Lloyd is a trial lawyer, having first-chaired 35+ trials or arbitrations to conclusion. His practice ranges from litigating compensation disputes to defending whistleblower, discrimination and sexual harassment claims and litigating non-compete and trade secret matters. Although he represents employers in a wide range of industries, including law, insurance, health care, consulting, media, music, education, and technology, he focuses a substantial portion of his practice on the financial services sector. Many of Lloyd's clients are international in scope, often based outside the U.S. Due to Lloyd’s litigation experience, clients regularly turn to him for advice regarding the full range of employment matters, including terminations, whistleblower policy and procedure, restrictive covenants, reductions in force, employment agreements, and employment policies. Lloyd has also been retained to conduct internal investigations of allegations of workplace misconduct, including claims leveled against senior executives. Lloyd has represented global businesses in matters involving Sarbanes-Oxley and Dodd-Frank whistleblower claims. He has taken an active role in the American Bar Association on these issues, currently serving as Co-Chair of the Whistleblower subcommittee of the ABA Employee Rights and Responsibilities Committee. Lloyd has spoken on whistleblowing topics before a numerous organizations, including the American Bar Association, Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, the International Bar Association, ALI-ABA, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, and the New York University School of Law. He has testified twice before Congressional subcommittees regarding whistleblower legislation and has also published blog postings, articles and client alerts on a variety of topics in this area, including the Dodd-Frank Act’s whistleblower provisions. Lloyd is a co-editor of Proskauer’s Whistleblower Defense Blog, and he has been widely quoted by on whistleblower topics by a number of publications, including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the National Law Journal and Law 360. Lloyd has also become active in the International Bar Association, presenting on a variety of subjects, including: the #MeToo movement, the COVID-19 pandemic and employment law, and cross-border harmonization of employment provisions in transactions. Lloyd also hosts a quarterly roundtable discussion among financial services industry in-house employment lawyers. He has also published articles and given speeches on a variety of other employment-law topics, including non-solicitation provisions, FINRA arbitration rules, cross-border discovery, e-discovery, and the use of experts.

Proskauer Rose LLP

Lloyd Gura

Mound Cotton Wollan & Greengrass LLP

Lok vi Ming

Managing Director

LVM Law Chambers LLC

Lorena Avendaño

Senior Associate

Cariola Díez Pérez-Cotapos

Lorenz Droese

Lorenz Droese is a professor of civil proceedings and the Swiss Code of Obligations. He works with Wenger Vieli as a consult-ant. Before entering academia, he worked as a lawyer at our Zurich firm. “Most things have more than one side – that's what makes them interesting. This is particularly evident in cases of conflict – it is important to include all sides in the deliberations: party and counterparty, what is said and what is not said. My job gives me the opportunity to do that.”

Wenger Vieli Ltd

Lorenzo Banchieri

Entry-level associate

Sánchez Legal

Lorenzo Marquínez

Partner

Alemán, Cordero, Galindo & Lee

Lorenzo Villegas-Carrasquilla

Partner

CMS Rodríguez-Azuero