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Ana Úbeda
Partner. As a lawyer specialising in Commercial Law with more than 25 years of professional experience, I am an expert in M&A operations and investment processes in both investment and business funds on a national and international level.
Andersen in Spain
Ana Čalić Turudija
Partner
Prica & Partners
Ana-Emilia Miron
Managing Associate
Bancila, Diaconu ?i Asocia?ii SPRL
Ana-Mari Eremieva
Senior associate
Dimitrov, Petrov & Co
Ana-Maria Baciu
Managing Partner
Baciu Partners
Ana-Maria Damian
Managing Associate
Bancila, Diaconu ?i Asocia?ii SPRL
Ana-Maria Mincu
Associate
Albota Law Firm
Ana-Maria ONUȚA
Senior Associate
BMA Legal – Bogoiu, Matei & Associates
Ana-Marija Skoko
Partner
Bardek, Lisac, Mušec, Skoko in association with CMS Reich-Rohrwig Hainz Rechtsanwälte GmbH (Austria)
Anacandy Perusquía
Senior Associate
Mijares, Angoitia, Cortés y Fuentes S.C.
Anahit Khachik Arakelyan
Associate
Concern Dialog law firm
Anahit Margaryan
Paralegal
HAP LLC
Anahit Sargsyan
Junior Partner
MB Legal
Anahita Thoms
Anahita Thoms heads Baker McKenzie's International Trade Practice in Germany and is a member of our EMEA Steering Committee for Investigations, Compliance & Ethics. Anahita is Global Lead Sustainability Partner for our Industrials, Manufacturing and Transportation Industry Group. She serves as an Advisory Board Member in profit and non-profit organizations, such as Atlantik-Brücke, and is an elected National Committee Member at UNICEF Germany. She has served for three consecutive terms as the ABA Co-chair of the Export Controls and Economic Sanctions Committee and as the ABA Vice-Chair of the International Human Rights Committee. Anahita has also been an Advisory Board Member (Beirätin) of the Sustainable Finance Advisory Council of the German Government. Anahita has won various accolades for her work, including 100 Most Influential Women in German Business (manager magazin), Top Lawyer (Wirtschaftswoche), Winner of the Strive Awards in the category Sustainability, Pioneer in the area of sustainability (Juve), International Trade Lawyer of the Year (Germany) 2020 ILO Client Choice Awards, Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum, Capital 40 under 40, International Trade Lawyer of the Year (New York) 2016 ILO Client Choice Awards. In 2023, Handelsblatt recognized her as one of Germany’s Dealmaker and “most sought after advisors of the country” in the field of sustainability. Anahita focuses her practice on global investigations and white-collar crime proceedings before German authorities and courts. She has significant experience advising on internal compliance programs, accompanying internal and external investigations and self-disclosures, inter alia in cases of breaches of sanctions, export control, human rights, data protection and foreign investment review, closely collaborating with the competent authorities.
Baker McKenzie
Analisa Dillingham
Analisa Dillingham advises clients on their highest profile matters involving insurance regulation and transactions. Analisa helps clients navigate all aspects of insurance regulatory matters, including those relating to: Formations Licensings Investments Reporting Reinsurance Captive insurers Governance issues She draws on extensive transactional experience to guide clients — including financial institutions and insurers — on mergers and acquisitions, joint venture, and capital markets transactions in both the property and casualty insurance and life and health insurance sectors.
Latham & Watkins
Analía Battaglia
Partner.
Bruchou & Funes de Rioja
Anam Hossain
Partner
Stellar Chambers
Anamaría Verdugo
Senior associate
Bofill Mir Abogados
Anamika Ganguly
Anamika Ganguly is a distinguished legal practitioner with an esteemed reputation in the field of shipping law and shipping litigation, known for her deep subject-matter expertise and strategic counsel. She possesses extensive experience in handling a broad array of maritime disputes, including but not limited to ship arrests, charter party disagreements, cargo claims, and marine insurance disputes. With a practice spanning jurisdictions across India, Ms. Ganguly offers comprehensive legal solutions tailored to the specific needs of stakeholders in the shipping and maritime industry, including vessel owners, charterers, cargo interests, insurers, and financial institutions. Ms. Ganguly’s core specialization lies in the nuanced and procedurally intensive domain of shipping litigation, with a particular emphasis on admiralty matters. She is widely recognized for her proficiency in ship arrest proceedings under the Admiralty (Jurisdiction and Settlement of Maritime Claims) Act, 2017, and her ability to strategically initiate or defend against claims involving maritime liens, vessel mortgages, and proprietary interests in vessels. Her representation before various High Courts exercising admiralty jurisdiction—particularly those of Mumbai, Chennai, and Gujarat—has led to a consistent track record of favorable judicial outcomes. Clients routinely seek her counsel for urgent relief measures, such as pre-judgment ship arrest or detention, to secure maritime claims in matters involving demurrage, unpaid freight, port dues, crew wages, salvage remuneration, and bunker disputes. She is proficient in navigating both procedural and substantive issues inherent in such matters, including compliance with international conventions such as the Arrest Convention and Hague-Visby Rules where applicable. Beyond ship arrests, Ms. Ganguly regularly advises on disputes arising out of time and voyage charter parties, including off-hire claims, performance disputes, and delivery obligations. She has also handled litigation involving multimodal transportation, transshipment liabilities, and interpretation of bills of lading. Her advisory services extend to the interpretation and enforcement of marine insurance contracts, addressing issues such as coverage disputes, exclusions, and subrogation rights. In addition to her maritime litigation practice, Ms. Ganguly maintains a robust arbitration practice with a strong focus on infrastructure, energy, and construction-related disputes. She routinely advises clients engaged in large-scale infrastructure ventures—ranging from port development and coastal logistics to urban transportation, power, and renewable energy projects—on issues arising under EPC contracts, concession agreements, public-private partnership (PPP) models, and FIDIC-based documentation. Her arbitration expertise encompasses the full life cycle of disputes: from pre-arbitration risk assessment and notice drafting, to substantive arbitration proceedings and post-award enforcement. She has appeared in institutional and ad hoc arbitrations governed by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, as amended, as well as proceedings under the rules of SIAC, ICC, and LCIA. Her meticulous preparation, industry knowledge, and cross-sectoral understanding enable her to identify commercially viable strategies and minimize exposure to her clients, whether representing claimants or respondents. Ms. Ganguly's infrastructure arbitration practice has included complex matters involving project delays, variation claims, price escalation, force majeure, and termination for default. She is particularly adept at analyzing voluminous technical documentation and integrating it with contractual obligations to develop compelling legal arguments in high-value disputes. Her understanding of overlapping issues in maritime logistics and infrastructure contracting provides clients with an added advantage in cases where the two sectors intersect. Anamika Ganguly is held in high regard for her client-oriented approach, blending legal precision with commercial practicality. Her ability to grasp the operational realities of her clients’ industries—particularly shipping, logistics, and infrastructure—enables her to craft tailored legal strategies that address both the immediate legal challenge and the broader commercial objective. Clients commend her for her responsiveness, strategic clarity, and unwavering commitment to achieving results. She regularly advises shipping companies on contractual risk mitigation, dispute avoidance strategies, and regulatory compliance within India’s evolving maritime legal landscape. Her understanding of Indian admiralty law, coupled with her familiarity with international shipping practices and standards, equips her to represent both Indian and foreign clients with equal proficiency. Her advisory and litigation portfolio includes representation of multinational corporations, port operators, P&I Clubs, commodity traders, and infrastructure developers, among others. Whether engaged in high-stakes arbitration or urgent litigation requiring injunctive relief, Ms. Ganguly is recognized for her composure under pressure and her thorough, result-oriented advocacy. Recognized Leader in Maritime and Infrastructure Disputes Ms. Ganguly’s sustained excellence in the dual disciplines of shipping litigation and infrastructure arbitration has positioned her as a recognized leader in both fields. Her ability to traverse the complex legal and technical dimensions of maritime and infrastructure projects makes her a preferred choice for resolving disputes involving multifaceted commercial transactions. With her depth of experience, keen analytical ability, and client-first ethos, Anamika Ganguly continues to set a benchmark for legal practice in the maritime and infrastructure sectors. Her contributions not only strengthen her clients’ positions in contentious matters but also support their long-term operational resilience and regulatory compliance in India’s dynamic legal environment.
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