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Oliver Künzler
Oliver Künzler is a partner in the Business Group Corporate and Commercial. He deals primarily with international and national M&A transactions, restructurings and reorganisations, private equity and venture capital transactions and financings. He also advises shareholders and companies on all aspects of contract, commercial and corporate law. He further specialises in advising small and medium-sized enterprises, particularly with respect to business succession and structuring. Oliver Künzler regularly publishes and speaks on topics of contract, commercial and corporate law. He is active in several national and international professional organisations and serves as an expert on business succession.
Wenger Plattner
Oliver L. Pantaleon
Senior Partner
Angara Abello Concepcion Regala & Cruz Law Offices (ACCRALaw)
Oliver Massmann
Partner/Director
Duane Morris Vietnam LLC
Oliver McEntee
Oliver has spent his career both in international firms in London, Singapore and Tokyo, and, since 2019, at the self-employed bar of England & Wales. His core areas of practice are in the area of international arbitration, general commercial litigation, construction and engineering, fraud, insolvency, post-M&A and joint venture matters. A fluent Japanese speaker, he is engaged as a consultant to the firm’s international arbitration practice in the Asia-Pacific region. International Arbitration Oliver has extensive experience of arbitration both in self-employed practice and from his time spent at the Employed Bar in leading US firms in London, Singapore and Tokyo. He has acted in commercial arbitrations under the SIAC, ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL and JCAA institutional rules as well as ad hoc arbitrations in a wide range of fields including construction, mining, oil and gas, automotive and real estate investment sectors. Representative matters include: Acting for a Japanese railway contractor in a £10 million SIAC dispute with a subcontractor in relation to a railroad project in South-East Asia Representing a Middle Eastern hotel owner in a £20 million SIAC dispute with the hotel operator under a hotel management agreement in a 7-day hearing in Dubai Advising a Japanese contractor in relation to a prolongation claim relating to a power station complex As sole counsel, successfully opposing an application for a stay under section 9 of the Arbitration Act 1996 in proceedings for the enforcement of a £2.2 million adjudication award (Metropolitan Borough Council of Sefton v Allenbuild Ltd [2022] EWHC 1443 (TCC)) Obtaining a substantial settlement in an UNCITRAL arbitration of an unfair prejudice dispute Acting (with Paul Chaisty KC) in an LCIA arbitration regarding allegations of breach of fiduciary duty in connection with a member’s departure from an LLP Obtaining a settlement in an ICC dispute between a Chinese supplier and a US oil major in connection with a project in North Africa Obtaining (with Kelly Pennifer) an injunction pursuant to section 44(3) of the 1996 Act restraining the respondents to an unfair prejudice petition from operating a compulsory share transfer mechanism pending the constitution of the tribunal Acting for an asphalt contractor in conjoined disputes involving allegations of defective work Acting for a UK petroleum major in an ad hoc arbitration relating to the misallocation of gas under a pipeline access agreement Acting for a European contractor in an UNCITRAL arbitration over delays and disruption in the construction of a petrochemical plant in India Acting in the successful defence of an ICC arbitration claim for deceit and breach of warranty arising out of the sale of a GBP 300 million business Acting for a Fortune 100 company in a SIAC claim for breach of fiduciary duty against its regional CEO (securing a favourable settlement of claims for forfeiture of remuneration and an account of profits on the eve of trial) Acting for a Japanese automotive company in the successful defence of a claim for lost profits on the termination of an automotive distributorship in Thailand Successfully defending an ICC claim regarding the termination of a joint venture for the development of a marine engineering product Acting for a Japanese automotive marque in an ICC arbitration seeking the dissolution of its equity joint venture with a European automotive giant Acting for a Korean contractor in claims against a subcontractor arising out of a significant cost overrun on the construction of an iron ore mine in Australia Acting for a Korean contractor in a final account dispute regarding the construction of a railyard at a mining project in Australia Advising a US contractor regarding prospective arbitration proceedings in relation to a defective overland conveyor system at a coal mine in SE Asia Oliver also has experience of investor-state arbitration, including: Advising a Japanese investor on expropriation and FET claims against an Asian state under a bilateral investment treaty A dispute involving a North Asian government in connection with the compulsory acquisition of residential property at an alleged undervalue Commercial Litigation Oliver is experienced in a broad range of commercial dispute resolution matters. His practice is particularly focused on inter-shareholder disputes and unfair prejudice petitions. Recent instructions include: Acting (with Lesley Anderson KC) in a post-M&A dispute relating to the sale of a diecasting business Acting (with Mark Harper KC) for defendants in a £13 million conspiracy claim brought by a major lender involving alleged abuse of overdraft facilities Obtaining a favourable settlement in a claim for breach of fiduciary duty involving a director’s post-termination usurpation of a company’s main supply contract Obtaining a substantial settlement in an UNCITRAL arbitration of an unfair prejudice dispute Acting for the defendant in a claim relating to the alleged diversion of business from his employer (Circuit Commercial Court) Defending a claim for conspiracy and inducing breach of fiduciary duty resulting from the alleged diversion of opportunities and know-how following the failed acquisition of a cloud services platform Acting (with Eleanor Temple KC) in a dispute between co-guarantors involving allegations of fraud and breach of contract Obtaining a substantial settlement in a fraud claim relating to cryptocurrency investments Advising on liability and limitation issues in a claim to claw back overpayments under a statutory pension scheme Acting for the owner of a port facility affected by storm damage in a coverage dispute with its insurers Advising the vendor of a solicitor’s business in relation to a breach of warranty claim relating to the value of the firm’s WIP Construction, Information Technology and Procurement Oliver acts in all areas of construction, engineering and IT law, including Technology and Construction Court litigation, arbitration, adjudications and adjudication enforcement proceedings. Oliver has acted in a range of construction disputes of high value and technical complexity, with a particular focus on the mining, oil and gas and rail power sectors. Highlights include: Enforcing a £2.2 million adjudication award and defeating an application for a stay under s. 9 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (reported as Metropolitan Borough Council of Sefton v Allenbuild Ltd [2022] EWHC 1443 (TCC)) Acting for a Japanese railway contractor in a £10 million SIAC dispute with a subcontractor in relation to a railroad project in South-East Asia Advising a foreign government regarding professional negligence claims against project managers and engineers involved in a project for the construction of a new ferry terminal Proceedings in the TCC relating to the rejection of a bespoke food processing plant due to alleged design and workmanship defects Advising a public body in relation to the ability of a contractor to claim in excess of a cost capping mechanism as a result of an allegedly unagreed design change on a dockside regeneration project Acting for a Korean contractor in claims against a subcontractor arising out of a GBP 600 million cost overrun on the construction of an iron ore mine in Australia; Acting for a Korean contractor in a GBP 150 million final account dispute regarding the construction of a railyard forming part of an automated iron ore mine; Acting for a US oil major in a TCC dispute regarding the defective design and construction of an offshore platform; Advising a Japanese contractor regarding the scope of a settlement agreement in connection with the supply of defective tanks to an LNG facility; Acting for a Japanese contractor in a mediation over delays to the construction of a power station in Abu Dhabi; Advising a Canadian employer in relation to delays to a solar power project; and Advising a Japanese architect in connection with the drafting of a contract relating to a nuclear project in North Wales. Information technology Advising on and acting for the operators of a currency transfer platform in unjust enrichment proceedings against users alleged to have dishonestly used bots to exploit a software bug Advising and acting for the licensees of an artificial intelligence productivity suite in a claim for software defects/lack of fitness for purpose Advising in relation to the allegedly defective design and development of a social media and e-commerce platform Securing the termination of a telecoms services contract on the basis that a clickwrap contract had not incorporated an auto-renewal clause Advising on the scope of user licence rights in relation to a bespoke database Insolvency Oliver practices in all areas of insolvency law, including: Preference and transaction at an undervalue claims by office holders Administration applications Applications to set aside statutory demands Directors’ disqualification/permission proceedings Contested winding-up petitions Injunctions restraining the presentation of winding up petitions Reported cases: Re Tre Ciccio [2022] Bus LR 165 Oliver also has experience of insolvency practitioner regulation matters. Representative instructions include: Successfully obtaining the restoration of a lapsed IP licence despite the absence of prescribed evidence Advising an IP as to whether to accept a consent order in respect of allegations of impropriety in the conduct of a bankruptcy Professional Negligence Oliver acts in professional negligence disputes, primarily involving lawyers, insurance and construction professionals. His experience involving lawyers’ negligence includes: Acting for a class of Hong Kong and China-based investors in a failed off-plan property development in proceedings against their conveyancing solicitors Acting for a public figure in a claim arising out of criminal proceedings where the client received a custodial sentence Obtaining a favourable settlement for the defendant lay client in proceedings involving allegations of negligent advice in the conduct of property litigation by the claimant solicitors Advising and acting for a claimant in a claim involving allegations of negligent advice in the course of insurance litigation Advising in relation to the negligent prosecution of personal injury proceedings Recent construction-related professional negligence instructions include: Acting for the successful claimant architects in a 3-day trial involving allegations of defective design in connection with a luxury car showroom (Birmingham TCC) Ongoing proceedings relating to the negligent design and construction of waterproofing works Property Oliver’s property practice is focused on commercial landlord and tenant, land-related torts and right-of-way disputes. Representative instructions include advice and representation in the following matters: Advising a local authority in relation to a ransom strip dispute relating to a major redevelopment project Advising a local authority in relation to a dispute with a utilities provider relating to a landslip Advising a local authority as to its entitlement to terminate an agreement for lease in relation to a substantial renovation project Obtaining a favourable settlement in a dispute between a mortgagor and mortgage as to the validity of the appointment of LPA receivers Banking & Finance Oliver has experience of banking and financial services matters, both contentious and non-contentious, including: Advising on whether certain property investment transactions constitute collective investment schemes Advising a financial services professional on the scope of a s. 56 FSMA prohibition order Advising upon, and acting for lenders in proceedings to enforce, security given by corporate and residential borrowers Enforcing, and advising upon, performance bonds and guarantees; Advising on the drafting and effect of finance documents (including ISDA swaps and derivatives agreements) Advising an offshore bank in relation to claims arising out of a cheque fraud International In addition to his extensive experience in international arbitration (see above), he advises on governing law and jurisdictional issues as well as matters of strategy where proceedings are being pursued in multiple jurisdictions. Recent instructions include: Providing an expert opinion (in French) on the enforceability of an English law guarantee for the purposes of enforcement proceedings before the French courts Advising in a cross-border agency dispute involving issues of German restraint of trade law (drafted letter of instruction seeking confirmation of understanding of §84 and 90a of the Handelsgesetzbuch) Advising a property developer in a cross-border dispute arising out of the failure of a Hong Kong investor to complete the purchase of multiple flats in a new development Advising on a cross-border claim for contribution in a product liability dispute Advising on jurisdiction, governing law and enforcement in relation to a cross-border recruitment matter Having lived and worked in Tokyo for five years, he has particular experience of working with Japanese clients. He speaks and writes fluent Japanese and is happy to accept instructions in the language.
CANDEY
Oliver Morris
Oliver Morris is a Partner in the Real Estate practice, known for his committed approach, ability to listen to clients’ needs, and delivery of practical, jargon-free commercial advice. With over 20 years’ experience, Oliver advises investors, occupiers, developers and lenders on a wide range of property transactions, helping them to maximise the value and potential of their real estate assets. He has particular expertise in supporting businesses and individuals seeking to manage their real estate portfolios efficiently and within tight budgets, without compromising on quality. Oliver enjoys the variety and challenge that each transaction brings, and values collaboration with talented professionals across disciplines. He is known for bringing a calm, pragmatic approach — and a sense of humour — to his work and to his team. Areas of expertise include: Asset sales and purchases Commercial property Stakeholder negotiations Landlord and tenant matters Lease regearing Property portfolio management Redevelopment and relocations Secured lending Strategic planning and operational flexibility Qualifications and memberships: Admitted as a solicitor in August 2001 Member, Investment Property Forum (IPF) Member, Commercial Real Estate Legal Association Member, British Korean Law Association
Cripps
Oliver Muñoz
Partner
Quijano & Associates
Oliver Muñoz E.
Partner
Quijano & Associates
Oliver Nelson
Partner specializing in restructuring and insolvency work, acting for all types of insolvency office holders eg liquidators, administrators, receivers, trustees in bankruptcy and nominees / supervisors of voluntary arrangements. He also acts for lenders on enforcements issues and has a particular specialism in fixed charge receivership work. He also acts for directors and distressed companies/ individuals and on complex debt recovery work, guarantee enforcement and directors disqualifications. Commercial dispute resolution.
Weightmans LLP
Oliver Parsons
Associate
Cripps
Oliver Stevens
Partner
Stibbe
Oliver Völkel
Partner, FinTech & Crypto-Assets Law, Banking & Finance, Corporate, Capital Markets Oliver is a recognised expert in crypto-assets law and advises in particular on issues related to FinTechs. His clients include numerous well-known domestsic and foreign companies and banks. Oliver is co-publisher and author of the legal handbook 'Blockchain rules' which was published in second edition in 2024. He is also a co-publisher and author of the go-to commentary on the EU Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation. Since 2018, Oliver is a lecturer on crypto asset law at the University of Vienna.
Cerha Hempel
Oliver Wicker
Partner; Oliver has developed a leading bank and borrower finance practice. He advises on a wide range of financing transactions, including structured finance, acquisition/leveraged finance, derivatives and debt capital markets matters. He also regularly acts for purchasers and sellers of loan portfolios and associated businesses.
Slaughter and May
Oliver Widmer
Practice in banking, finance and capital markets in regulatory (including FinTech and crypto/blockchain matters) and transactional matters. Further areas of work include private equity, trust, foundation and estate planning matters. Advises domestic and international banks, financial institutions, wealth management service providers and high net worth individuals as well as borrowers and capital markets' issues. Additionally, Oliver Widmer is an authorised issuer’s representative at the SIX Swiss Exchange.
Pestalozzi
Oliver Ämarik
Senior Associate
Sorainen
Olivia Colic
Regional Managing Partner for Alberta. Partner in the firm's Real Property & Planning Group in Calgary. Practice focuses on all areas of commercial real estate including acquisition and sale transactions, domestic and cross-border financing, development and leasing. Trusted real estate advisor for over 20 years to property owners, lenders, borrowers, landlords, managers and tenants on the multi-faceted contractual, operational and financial issues they face throughout Canada. Acted also for major property developers, pension funds, REITs and other private investors on numerous significant commercial real estate transactions.
McCarthy Tétrault
Olivier Bazin
Partner
HFW
Olivier Bernardi
Olivier Bernardi is a partner in Gide's Banking and Finance team in Paris. His practice focuses on banking and finance law, with particular emphasis on the regulation of financial institutions and services. He advises credit institutions, finance companies, investment firms, payment institutions and electronic money institutions on the legislative and regulatory framework applicable to their business. He also assists and represents these financial institutions in litigation before the supervisory authorities (Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution, Autorité des Marchés Financiers) and the courts. Olivier deals in particular with issues relating to the structure of financial institutions, banking operations, investment services, payment services, banking technologies and the distribution of banking and financial products. He also advises regulated financial institutions on setting up their internal procedures and organisations, and regularly advises the French and European authorities on the drafting of banking and financial regulations or on specific issues. Olivier worked for the Treasury Department of the French Ministry of the Economy. He is a graduate of Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas and holds the AMF's professional certification for market participants. He was admitted to the Paris Bar in 2009.
Gide Loyrette Nouel
Olivier Dauchez
Olivier Dauchez is a partner in the Paris Tax team. His practice focuses on transactional and international tax issues, including mergers and acquisitions, intra-group reorganisations, real estate investments and financial transactions with an international component. He assists his clients in their dealings with the tax authorities to obtain tax approvals, during audits and before the courts, and in arbitration in tax disputes. His French and international clients include major multinational groups, investment funds, sovereign wealth funds, financial institutions and well-known families. He sometimes works alongside governments as part of the process of devising and drafting new tax legislation or renegotiating international tax treaties. As a director, he chairs the International Tax Commission of the Institut des Avocats Conseils Fiscaux and is a member of the editorial board of the quarterly journal Fiscalité Internationale. He takes part in the work of the Direct Taxation Committee of the European Tax Confederation. Graduate of the Magistère de Juriste d'Affaires et Fiscalité and the DESS de droit des affaires et fiscalité from the Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas, he is a member of the Paris Bar, a partner of Gide since 1997 and a member of its Scientific Advisory Board.
Gide Loyrette Nouel
Olivier Favre, LL.M.
Olivier Favre is a Partner in our Banking and Finance Group in Zurich. He focuses on capital markets, derivatives and structured finance transactions and advises clients on financial services, securities, commodities, fund and insurance regulation. Olivier also advises clients on fintech solutions and legal aspects of asset management activities. Experience: Acted as legal counsel to working groups of industry associations in charge of preparing the Swiss law governed master agreement for derivatives transactions and related documentation (e.g. agreement to exchange variation margin, PRDR agreement, resolution stay acknowledgment, revised documentation for interest rate products) and the Swiss law governed Master Repurchase Agreement (SMRA). Advised clients on programs for the issuance of structured products in the Swiss market and their approval by a Swiss prospectus office. Providing netting and enforceability opinions for derivatives transactions and advising on regulatory margin documentation for OTC derivatives. Advised on regulatory requirements for providing brokerage and custody services regarding crypto-assets. Advised foreign insurance companies on Swiss licensing requirements for cross-border activity into Switzerland. Advised on the implementation of the Financial Services Act (FinSA) and the Financial Institutions Act (FinIA). Advised on the issuance of Swiss law governed structured notes in the form of digital assets (DLT-instruments).
Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd
Olivier Fille-Lambie
Partner
Hogan Lovells (Paris) LLP
Olivier GREFFARD
Partner
Cornet Vincent Ségurel
Olivier Guinard
Partner
Steering Legal
Olivier Hari
Olivier Hari is Of Counsel in our Corporate & Commercial, Mergers & Acquisitions, Capital Markets and Restructuring & Insolvency Groups. He specializes in general corporate law, transactional matters, finance transactions and private fundraising, companies restructuring, distressed refinancing, and complex national and cross-border insolvency and restructuring proceedings, and related litigation proceedings. Experience Advised a secured creditor (enforcement of a pledge with cross-border aspects) Swiss counsel in the framework of a financial reorganization of a group of companies Advised creditors of Alevo (restructuring and distressed M&A) Advised a distressed watch making company (restructuring and sale) Advised creditors in bankruptcy proceedings (Ethical Coffee Company, Privatair etc.) Advised minority shareholders (post-closing litigation) FINMA appointed liquidator of Zenith Vie SA, Compagnie d'assurance sur la Vie Court-appointed trustee of several distressed businesses
Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd
Olivier Lesage
Olivier Lesage is managing counsel in Dentons’ Luxembourg office. He is a member of the Banking and Finance practice group. Olivier advises domestic and international corporate clients, financial institutions and private equity funds on a wide range of projects including restructuring and refinancing, leveraged finance and compliance with financial market regulations. Olivier has extensive experience in a broad variety of financing multi-jurisdictional transactions, including fund finance, real estate and assets, pre- or post-acquisition restructurings and reorganizations, as well as Luxembourg financial market regulatory legal advice.
Dentons