محامون متخصصون في Commercial Litigation

Marie Edelstenne

Associate

August Debouzy

Marie Sundell

Partner

Preston Turnbull

Marilena Román-Gandulla

Co-Managing Partner

EDGE Legal LLC

Marina Hadjisoteriou

Marina Hadjisoteriou is a Partner and the Head of International Disputes at Patrikios Legal, a top-tier law firm in Limassol, Cyprus. Her core areas of practice include asset recovery, cross-border commercial litigation, international arbitration, and insolvency.

Patrikios Legal

Marina Matousekova

A member of the Paris and the New York Bars, Marina boasts twenty years’ experience and a recognized expertise in international arbitration and international commercial and corporate governance disputes.​ She represents French and international businesses, and public entities, in ad hoc and institutional arbitration proceedings. She has acted in proceedings under the rules of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), the Camera Arbitrale di Milano (CAM), and the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). She also regularly sits as arbitrator in international commercial arbitrations, including as chair and sole arbitrator. Marina is a specialist of disputes with a nexus to Italy. In support of her international arbitration practice, Marina also acts in arbitration-related proceedings regarding the recognition and the enforcement and setting aside of arbitral awards. In addition, she acts in complex cross-border commercial disputes involving issues of private international and public international law.​ She brings a wealth of experience in disputes affecting economic operators in the energy, construction and aeronautics sectors, as well as in investment and shareholders’ disputes.​ Prior to founding our firm, Marina headed the international arbitration and litigation department of the Franco-Italian law firm Castaldi Partners from 2019 to 2022. She also practiced with Shearman & Sterling LLP’s international arbitration team in Paris and Milan between 2011 and 2018, and with Castaldi Mourre & Partners from 2005 to 2010.​ Marina is deeply involved in the international arbitration community. She served as the Co-Chair of ArbIt, the Italian arbitration and ADR forum, between 2022 and 2023. She is the Treasurer of the International Arbitration Academy, a non-profit association founded by Professor Emmanuel Gaillard that offers students from all over the world courses and lectures given by internationally renowned teachers each summer. She is a regular speaker at international arbitration conferences and symposia.​ Marina also holds a number of academic positions. She teaches international arbitration at the Université Paris Cité and at the Paris Bar School. She is a member of the Editorial Board of the Revue de Droit des Affaires Internationales.​ Marina is a graduate of the Université Paris XI and holds an LL.M. from Northwestern University School of Chicago.​

TALMA Dispute Resolution

Marina-Eleni Theodorou

Manager

Platis – Anastassiadis & Associates Law Partnership

Marine Lallemand

DLA Piper

Mario Verdugo

Associate

DLA Piper Chile

Marit Bosselaar

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Loyens & Loeff

Mark A. Nebrig

As a bench and jury trial lawyer with decades of experience, Co-head of Litigation Mark Nebrig has earned favorable verdicts and settlements in high-stakes business, securities, and class action disputes that span a range of industries and geographies. He maintains a general business litigation practice, and over the years has gained widely sought tactical skills representing clients in financial services class actions, ERISA/ESOP class actions, non-public shareholder disputes, and reinsurance litigation. Mark has developed a reputation in the most sophisticated of commercial disputes and has taken many of these disputes to trial in his more than 20 years of practice. He discerningly handles matters of first impression and bet-the-company scenarios on behalf of Fortune 500 healthcare, retail, financial services, and manufacturing organizations and decisionmakers; ESOP-owned companies; corporate directors and officers; ERISA fiduciaries; financial sponsors; insurance groups, and others. Mark, a former FINRA-licensed broker, is tenacious in representation, while also being both relatable and practical. He consistently delivers winning outcomes and trusted counsel such as: ERISA/ESOP class action defense against allegations of fiduciary duty breaches, asset mismanagement, and excessive fees Financial services class action defense against allegations such as fraud, market manipulation, and consumer protection violations Private equity and portfolio company representation related to stock and asset purchase transactions and enterprise valuation disputes Reinsurance litigation defense in matters involving coverage obligations, policy terms, and RICO violations Securities litigation representation involving shareholder M&A demands Counsel involving internal and regulatory investigations, and inquiries from FINRA, the SEC, and DOJ Mark leverages his tremendous depth of experience to protect clients from evolving risks in their respective lines of business. He proactively educates clients about topics that will help them prevent missteps and avoid common or new pitfalls. Additionally, he serves on The ESOP Association’s Legislative & Regulatory Issues Advisory Committee, the cohort responsible for deciphering regulatory developments and court rulings that will affect ESOP companies and advisors. Mark dedicates significant time to worthwhile pro bono and community endeavors. He created MVA’s Housing Rights Pro Bono Project, an ongoing project that has now assisted hundreds of families in the Charlotte community. He also serves on the board of the Epiphany School of Charlotte, a nonprofit that offers alternative learning opportunities and specialized curricula designed to serve the needs of students diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and other similar communication differences.

Moore & Van Allen, PLLC

Mark Burch

Mark joined Weightmans in 2014 as the then Head of Commercial Recoveries. He has previously been an in-house lawyer at Barclays Bank plc, Head of Regional Debt Recovery for Eversheds and, prior to joining Weightmans, worked within the Debt team at Pannone. Mark has experience of handling secured and unsecured public and private sector volume debt recovery, particularly complex defended actions, but now specialises in the use of insolvency procedures (Winding up petitions and Bankruptcy petitions) to assist in the collection of debt. He also has considerable experience of marketing, client care and management issues associated with volume debt collection within law firms. Mark brought with him a very loyal commercial client base which includes the Radius Group of companies, Murray Metals Group companies, the NWF Group and companies within the Johnsons Group, all of whom he still acts for today. Mark also represents a number of debt collection agencies who are well known members of the Credit Services Association. He also acts for a number of local authorities who utilise his knowledge and expertise in insolvency to collect various taxes and other debts. Mark has been recognised as a leader in the field of debt recovery and noted as such in both The Legal 500 and The Chambers UK Guide. He has provided clients with training on all aspects of the cost-effective use of the legal process in the credit/collections arena. He has recently acted as an invited expert on a Liverpool BPC course, involving His Honour Judge Neil Cadwallader and District Judge Samantha Johnson.

Weightmans LLP

Mark Canizio

Mark A. Canizio practices in the area of construction and commercial litigation. Mr. Canizio has litigated numerous complex construction cases involving multimillion-dollar disputes. He has extensive experience in both large scale trials and arbitrations and the use of cutting-edge computer technology to organize and manage documents and testimony and present evidence in the courtroom. He has also successfully employed jury consultants and conducted mock trials to help clients assess the reaction of potential jurors to their cases. In the course of his career, Mr. Canizio has litigated numerous cases resulting in reported decisions and has served some of the industry's largest construction clients.

Duane Morris LLP

Mark Chudleigh

Mark is the lead partner of our Bermuda office and specialises in commercial litigation and arbitration that involves the insurance, financial services, and private client sectors.

Kennedys

Mark Culbert

Mark is a co-founder of iLaw Solicitors, a founder of the IT Disputes Group of the Society for Computers and Law and a co-founder of the International Commercial Law Alliance. He is also a non-executive director of London Stock Exchange AIM listed Alien Metals Ltd.

Culbert Ellis

Mark D. Kemple

Shareholder

Greenberg Traurig

Mark Davenport

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Mark Deiermann

Senior Counsel - Litigation and Investigations

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Mark Dimenna

Principal

Offit Kurman

Mark Edgarton

Partner

Choate, Hall & Stewart

Mark Fairclough

Director

Fieldfisher

Mark Fink

Partner

Robinson & Cole LLP

Mark Ford

Partner Vice Chair, Regulatory and Government Affairs – Boston Office

WilmerHale

Mark Gaylord

Partner

Ballard Spahr LLP

Mark Giugliano

Partner, Gibbs & Bruns LLP

Gibbs & Bruns LLP