Arbitration lawyers
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Shiv Mangal Sharma
Managing Partner
Aura & Co. (Advocates & Law Consultants)
Shiv Sapra
Partner
Kochhar & Co.
Shona Frame
Partner
CMS
Shreni Shetty
Partner - Domestic and International Dispute Resolution
ANB Legal
Shriya Mishra
Associate
MRP Advisory LLC
Shuguang Yang
Senior Partner
Hai Run Law Firm
Shuji Yamaguchi
Handles cargo claims, charterplay disputes, aviation claims, domestic transport claims, maritime insurance claims, litigations, arbitrations and other maritime related cases. He represents all major Japanese underwriters.
Okabe & Yamaguchi
Shuli Ma
Senior Partner
Kangda Law Firm
Shweta Bharti
Managing Partner
Hammurabi & Solomon Partners
Shyamal Mukherjee
Partner
Fox Mandal & Associates
Sidar Tunca
Founding Partner
TUNCA ATTORNEY PARTNERSHIP
Siddartha Rao
Siddartha Rao is a commercial litigator who has represented clients ranging from small businesses and individuals to large corporations. His practice experience includes litigation in Federal and State trial and appellate courts, as well as arbitration forums such as AAA and JAMS. He has litigated issues including cryptocurrency disputes, Federal securities claims, intellectual property (copyright, trademark, trade secrets and unfair competition), business defamation and libel, business valuation, and commercial tort and contract claims. Siddartha’s nearly 20 years of practice experience includes a diverse range of matters covering cryptocurrency litigation raising issues of first impression concerning judgment computation, Copyright Act litigation for a famous radio and podcast host concerning the limits of Federal Copyright pre-emption, and Federal jury trial defense of a third-party defendant against claims arising out of an eight-figure COVID test kit contract. Siddartha seeks to distill complex business and financial risk issues into practical litigation advice, with an eye to resolving disputes without trial whenever possible. He was recognized as a New York Metro Rising Star by Super Lawyers from 2013-2022 and has been recognized as a New York Super Lawyer every year since 2023. He is also a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum.
Hoguet Newman Regal & Kenney, LLP
Sidhant Goel
Senior Partner
Sim And San
Sigurd Holter Torp
Partner
Advokatfirmaet Schjødt AS
Siiri Duddington
Partner
Hill Dickinson LLP
Silja Schaffstein
Partner
LKK Arbitration
Silpa Maruri
Silpa Maruri is a founding partner of Elsberg Baker & Maruri. Silpa is an experienced litigator and trial lawyer who has led several teams to victory in a wide variety of disputes and trials. Most recently, Silpa obtained a significant arbitration victory in a bet-the-company dispute over an energy agreement following a nine-day hearing, garnering recognition as a “Litigator of the Week” by the American Lawyer for her performance. Although experienced in a wide array of forums, Silpa has specialized experience in the Delaware Court of Chancery, where she has litigated some of the most widely publicized disputes of the last decade, including Twitter v. Musk and In re Dell Technologies Class V Stockholders Litigation. In Dell, Silpa served as lead counsel in a class action on behalf of Dell stockholders relating to a 2018 stock-for-stock exchange, resulting in a historic settlement of $1 billion—the largest class action settlement in any state court. This record-setting win, which the Delaware Court of Chancery described as “real and unprecedented,” garnered widespread praise. Silpa has also played a key role in many of the recent COVID-19 related busted deal cases filed in the wake of the pandemic, including Snow Phipps v. KCAKE Acquisition Corp. Silpa’s recent representative matters also include several deal-related disputes regarding corporate acquisitions, several derivative lawsuits relating to shareholder claims of self-dealing, commercial contract disputes relating to investor rights, and matters involving financial fraud. Silpa is widely recognized as a skilled advocate and litigator, which has earned her a broad array of accolades. She is one of only two lawyers in America to be recognized by the American Lawyer as a “Litigator of the Week” twice in 2022. In 2021, Law360 named Silpa a “Rising Star” in the Private Equity field. She has also been named a Leading Plaintiff’s Lawyer by Lawdragon 500 in the area of financial litigation and a Recommended Lawyer for Dispute Resolution by the Legal 500. In addition to her active trial practice, Silpa regularly publishes, speaks and appears on matters of corporate governance and Delaware law. Silpa recently appeared on a panel regarding Mergers & Acquisitions Litigation for the Practicing Law Institute, alongside the Honorable Collins J. Seitz, a Justice on the Delaware Supreme Court. In 2021, Silpa was a panelist at the prestigious Tulane Corporate Law Institute, where she appeared alongside Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick of the Delaware Court of Chancery. Silpa received her B.A. with honors from the University of Chicago and her J.D., magna cum laude, from Cornell Law School. Prior to joining the firm, Silpa was a partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP, where she served as a co-chair of the firm’s Delaware Practice. Following law school, Silpa also served as a judicial law clerk in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Representative Matters Obtained landmark $1 billion settlement for shareholders of Dell DVMT stock in connection with Dell Technologies’ 2018 stock-for-stock exchange of DVMT shares for Class C shares. The Delaware Court of Chancery hailed the historic result as “unprecedented” and “real.” Following hard-fought discovery, including the deposition of Michael Dell, the adversaries settled the action. The settlement represents the largest shareholder recovery in a state court, and the seventeenth largest shareholder recovery in any court. Obtained historic bench trial victory for private-equity firm Snow Phipps Group in a first-of-its kind busted deal case concerning the sale of one of its portfolio companies, KCAKE, a $600 million cake-decoration company. Following a nine-day trial, the Delaware Court of Chancery ordered Kohlberg & Co. to close the acquisition, notwithstanding Kohlberg’s claims that COVID-19 excused its performance. The victory represented a precedent-setting development in M&A litigation, in which the court compelled KCAKE to complete the acquisition despite the lapse of its financing to do so. Represented Elon Musk in Twitter v. Musk, the headline-dominating $44 billion dispute between Musk and Twitter Inc. concerning the termination of his agreement to buy Twitter, based on claims of breach of contract and fraud. The case represented the largest busted-deal matter in recent history. Obtained landmark appellate victory for Express Scripts and United BioSource Corp. in an $80 million dispute concerning claims of fraudulent inducement in connection with the sale of a healthcare company to private equity firm Parthenon Capital Partners. The appellate victory established new law in Delaware concerning the scope of contractual waivers of intentional fraud in connection with M&A transactions. Obtained complete arbitration victory for Limetree Bay Terminals in a bet-the-company contractual dispute concerning the terms of a nine-figure oil storage lease agreement. Following a nine-day hearing dominated by complex fact and expert testimony concerning technical engineering concepts, the three-arbitrator panel ruled in Limetree’s favor, ordering the adversary to specifically perform the agreement and to pay Limetree damages. Defended affiliates of HPS Investment Partners in ten-figure securities class action asserting claims under Section 10(b) and Section 20 of the Exchange Act and state blue sky laws. The Class Plaintiffs alleged that HPS and its board-appointee, Don Dimitrievich, committed fraud in connection with their investment in Alta Mesa Resources, an oil-and-gas SPAC venture that declared bankruptcy one year after its de-SPAC transaction. Defended Fang Holdings Limited, Vincent Mo, Richard Dai, and related entities in a nine-figure derivative shareholder dispute governed by Cayman Islands law regarding Fang’s delisting, its spin-off of China Index Holdings, and its subsequent take private of the same entity. Represented significant shareholders of the Sheehan Family Companies in a complex, nine-figure breach of fiduciary duty action concerning allegations of self-dealing in connection with management and control of the companies, as well as the administration of trusts in the names of the shareholders. Obtained appellate victory in the Delaware Supreme Court for the Heyman family in a contract case adverse to Ashland Inc., arising out of the $3.2 billion sale of a chemical manufacturer, International Specialty Products Inc. Represented $4 billion lithium-mining company in a dispute with its former CEO and Board Chairman concerning his misappropriation of trade secrets and confidential information in the wake of his departure from the company. Obtained complete arbitration victory following five-day hearing for confidential hedge fund, in contractual dispute relating to earn-out provisions governing complex real estate transaction. Represented confidential technology services company in complex, eight-figure dispute concerning claims of accounting fraud and fraudulent inducement in connection with stock purchase agreement governing the acquisition of a technology services vendor from confidential private equity firm. Obtained motion to dismiss victory for Bill Taylor in In re Mimedx Group Inc. Securities Litigation, a class action securities litigation involving claims of channel-stuffing. Represented Core Litigation Trust in $240 million dispute in New York state court alleging claims of tortious interference with contract in connection with the sale of a media company to Fox, Endemol, and private equity firm Apollo Global Management. The matter settled on favorable terms. Obtained trial victory for Crestview Partners in connection with $500 million dispute regarding Crestview's contractual rights to exit its minority investment in Oxbow Carbon LLC. Following a contentious six-day trial, the Delaware Court of Chancery ruled in favor of Crestview, allowing the firm to compel Oxbow to complete a sale. Represented Forest Laboratories and Forest Pharmaceuticals in connection with multi-district products liability litigation involving claims that selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, such as Celexa and Lexapro, caused birth defects. Obtained motion to dismiss victory and affirmance from the Second Circuit in Infrassure Ltd. v. First Mutual Transportation Assur. Co., a case of first impression in the reinsurance industry concerning the proper interpretation of a reinsurance certificate. Represented AI International Holdings (BVI), Ltd. in New York state supreme court, in connection with a dispute over loans issued to the Weinstein Group. Following the fallout ensuing at the Weinstein Group after Harvey Weinstein was accused of sexual assault in 2017, the Weinstein Group’s lenders declared a default under their loan and sought to their guarantees from Weinstein in court. Obtained favorable settlement for confidential hedge fund in nine-figure dispute concerning the restructuring of loans to Chilean-owned energy ventures. Represented Legal & General in a trademark dispute with Travelers Insurance Company. The case concerned a contractual letter agreement governing the rights to use an umbrella logo in connection with the sale of insurance services. The matter settled on favorable terms. Represented confidential Fortune 100 technology services company in connection with a contractual dispute relating to a long-term contract for technology-based services. Represented confidential foreign razor manufacturer in an arbitration concerning the scope of a release and license provided for in a settlement agreement between the parties. Obtained summary judgment dismissing claims of conspiracy against reinsurer National Indemnity in Ford Motor Co. v. National Indemnity (E.D. Va.), a case where plaintiff challenged a loss portfolio reinsurance structure. Obtained confidential victory for a reinsurer in connection with nine-figure dispute over the coverage available under a reinsurance policy that reinsured batch-insurance policies issued to an automobile manufacturer by its captive insurer. Represented National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh in an insurance coverage dispute with Modern Contingent Construction Company concerning property damage arising from the infamous Big Dig tunnel ceiling collapse in July 2006. Represented Sandoz AG, Sandoz International GmbH, and two individuals in New York state litigation arising out of the merger of Sandoz Inc. and Oriel Therapeutics, Inc. The action, which concerned claims of fraud, was dismissed at the motion to dismiss phase.
Elsberg Baker & Maruri PLLC
Silvestre Tandeau de Marsac
PARTNER
FTMS Avocats
Silvia Cossu
Silvia is a qualified lawyer also admitted to the Italian High Courts Bar. She leads LEXIA Litigation, Arbitration & Legal Risk Mitigation team and manages the team working on commercial, business, corporate and civil law of the Firm. Actually she is an experienced litigation lawyer, member of the Italian Bar (Rome) fluent in English, Spanish, French and Italian (with also a basic Portuguese and Arabic), having studied in Spain, France, USA and Italy. In approximately 18 years of practice, she has had the opportunity to represent clients in numerous disputes relating commercial matters, post M&A, corporate and competition matters, in the meantime acquiring extensive experience in insurance and financial litigation. Moreover, she has an extensive experience in litigation relating to several kind of matters involving foreign States, national banks or public entities having interest in Italy and/or EEUU. . She actually had the chance to represent clients in number of disputes concerning business related matters. In general, she represented clients in disputes, including urgent and interim measures proceedings, concerning international sale of goods and services, e-commerce and consumer law (she recently assisted one of the top three European web operators, working in the travel sector, in a litigation commenced by a big consumers’ association, for unfair commercial practices related to charges for the use of electronic way of payment), distribution and supply agreements (for example she assists, on regularly basis, a company working in the mass-printing sector). Moreover, she gained an extensive expertise in insurance and finance litigations. Silvia expertise is not only in trial, but also in the extra-judicial phase: actually she is often requested to use her litigator sensibility to assess risks and suggest solution to mitigate them, whether from breach of contract, professional negligence, business interruption events, or failure to comply with supply obligations. Moreover, she is often requested to review contracts (spa, supply, etc.) which are not anymore profitable for her clients, being requested, in such cases, to assess actual risks of a breach and to help the client in finding out the "cheaper" exit-strategy.
LEXIA
Silvia de Paz
Silvia joined Pérez-Llorca in January 2014, following two years of experience as a trial lawyer at a Big Four firm. She is currently a Partner in the firm’s Litigation and Arbitration practice.
Pérez-Llorca
Silvio Martuccelli
Professor Martuccelli advises Italian and international clients on class actions and other complex civil, commercial, corporate, banking and insurance law matters, both in court and arbitration proceedings. Recognized as an Arbitration law expert, he is appointed arbitrator in ad hoc arbitrations and institutional arbitrations. He also provides out-of-court consultancy on Private Law with a focus on commercial contracts, corporate acquisitions, corporate disputes, national and international commercial arbitration, investment arbitration, and bankruptcy and pre-bankruptcy proceedings. Entrusted with the appointment under the Bank of Italy, he has been member of Surveillance Committees in the context of extraordinary administration proceedings (Banca Etruria e del Lazio S.p.A.; Prisma SGR S.p.A.). He acted as Chairman of the Commission for the Bar Exam 2017 at the Rome Court of Appeal. He has been a member of the Board of Directors of ITA Airways S.p.A., where he also chaired the Compensation and Nomination Committee. He is member of Guarantee Tribunal at the Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI). He is a member of the Board of Directors of R.F.I. S.p.A. (Rete Ferroviaria Italiana) and a member of the Audit and Risk Committee of the company.
Chiomenti
Simen Skjold Søgaard
Partner
BAHR
Simon Boersen
Simon is a partner in our Dispute Resolution group. He is a determined and experienced litigator. He specializes in complex commercial litigation, with an emphasis on contractual and tort-law liability, and the enforcement of court orders and arbitral awards. His extensive experience includes cases involving fraud, contractual disputes, competition damages litigation, corporate-transaction disputes, arbitration and cross-border enforcement. Simon has a particular interest in private international law and procedural law. He regularly contributes to legal journals on these areas of law and also teaches in several post-academic programs for legal professionals.
Stek
Simon Brew
Partner in Dispute Resolution
TWM Solicitors LLP