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Alexandra Diehl

Alexandra Diehl is a Litigation & Dispute Resolution partner in our Frankfurt office. She is recognised for her experience in collective redress, advising on consumer and mass-tort claims. Her practice also focuses on commercial and investment arbitration (DIS, ICC, ICSID, SCC and ad hoc). She has been developing an active arbitrator practice. Alexandra represents German and multinational clients throughout all stages of complex disputes of high reputational significance, particularly relating to post-M&A, international investment law, intellectual property and product liability. Alexandra also regularly advises clients on issues relating to private international law and cross-border taking of evidence. Her extensive experience in class actions and mass claims spans key sectors such healthcare, life sciences and technology.

Clifford Chance

LitigationInternational Arbitration+5
GermanyGerman, English +1
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Alexandra Russell

Partner

Goodwin

AntitrustClass Actions+1
United States
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Alexandra Whitworth

Partner - Litigation and Investigations Co-Leader - Consumer Fraud

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Class ActionsMass Torts+9
United States
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Ali Bursztyn

Partner

Meitar Law Offices

LitigationCorporate / M&A+6
IsraelHebrew, English +1
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Allan Pixton

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP

Complex Commercial LitigationClass Actions+8
United States
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Allison Libeu

Partner

Hueston Hennigan LLP

Business TortsContracts+11
United States
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Allison Tierney

Staff Attorney

Pomerantz LLP

Securities LitigationSecurities Fraud+2
United StatesSpanish
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Allyson M. Maltas

Counsel

Latham & Watkins

AntitrustLitigation+1
United States
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Alon Magen

Partner

Meitar Law Offices

LitigationBanking & Finance+5
IsraelHebrew, English
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Alona Bodinger

Gornitzky & Co.

LitigationCommercial Litigation+3
IsraelHebrew, English
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Alyssa Duke

Alyssa has a broad corporate commercial litigation practice and has experience in class actions, construction, and oil and gas litigation, as well as securities regulation and securities litigation. Prior to joining Blakes, Alyssa practised at an international law firm with an emphasis on professional liability and director and officer disputes. She gained experience in construction litigation over the course of representing engineers and architects named in multi-party commercial disputes. Alyssa has appeared in the Alberta provincial court, the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench, the Alberta Court of Appeal and was second chair in a Supreme Court of Canada matter. She has also participated in regulatory interviews with the Alberta Securities Commission, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada. Alyssa has extensive experience managing large-scale e-discovery for complex commercial matters and working with oil and gas, construction, and accounting experts.

Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

LitigationCommercial Litigation+6
Canada
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Amanda Rice

Amanda Rice's practice focuses on appellate advocacy, critical motions, and difficult legal questions. Amanda is a skilled brief writer with a sharp pen and a strategic eye. She has particular experience in the U.S. Supreme Court, where she has played a primary role in drafting many merits briefs, several successful petitions for certiorari, and a number of significant amicus briefs. She has also drafted scores of winning briefs filed in federal and state appellate courts. And she regularly leads legal strategy and substantive motion practice in trial courts. Amanda's practice covers a broad range of substantive areas, but she has particular experience with constitutional questions, complex statutory schemes, arbitration issues, and class actions. Amanda serves as the Detroit Office's pro bono partner and maintains an active pro bono practice that focuses on civil rights, sentencing questions, LGBTQ issues, and immigration .Amanda has taught legal writing at the University of Michigan Law School and firearms law at Wayne State Law School. She also served as a law clerk for Justice Elena Kagan on the U.S. Supreme Court, Judge David S. Tatel on the D.C. Circuit, and Judge James E. Boasberg on the D.C. District Court.

Jones Day

Appellate AdvocacyConstitutional Law+5
United States
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Amir Dolev

Partner

Meitar Law Offices

LitigationInsolvency & Restructuring+2
IsraelHebrew, English
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Amir Varon

Mr. Amir Varon is a partner in FISCHER’s Aviation & Maritime and Hotels & Tourism practices. He has special expertise in commercial litigation, class actions and commercial transactional matters involving, among others, consumer related claims, contractual claims and commercial law. Mr. Varon represents major foreign airlines and other foreign and local companies operating in the tourism industry, in a variety of areas related to international aviation law, private international law, Israeli law and Israeli consumer-related and aviation-related regulatory matters.

FISCHER (FBC & Co.)

Aviation & MaritimeHotels & Tourism+5
Israel
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Amit Bechler

Mr. Bechler is a Senior Associate in FBC’s Labor & Employment practice, regularly advising domestic and multinational clients on various labor and employment related matters, including in complex litigation proceedings in different courts and tribunals. In particular, he has experience in representing employers in collective disputes and class actions in the field of labor and employment law. Mr. Bechler has experience in accompanying employers in collective negotiations, reorganizations and layoff procedures. In addition, he provides general counsel to corporations and individuals on a wide scope of collective and personal employment matters. Mr. Bechler leads the Firm’s immigration practice and is proficient in the various procedures for obtaining work permits and work visas for foreign employees in Israel. He regularly accompanies and guides multinational companies in proceedings for relocating employees to Israel. His extensive labor and employment law experience provides clients a comprehensive and full-range service in all aspects relating to the employment of workers in Israel, including negotiating and drafting employment contracts, and advice regarding employment terms and legal rights of foreign employees in Israel.

FISCHER (FBC & Co.)

Labor & EmploymentClass Actions+2
Israel
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Amit Glick

Adv. Amit Glick, Partner

Ziv Sharon & Co. Law Office

TaxIndirect Tax+5
IsraelHebrew, English
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Amit Ido

Partner, Co-head of class actions (including derivative actions) department

Jacob Spigelman & Co

Commercial LitigationClass Actions+5
IsraelHebrew, English
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Amnon Biss

Partner

Gornitzky & Co.

Restructuring & InsolvencyLitigation+4
IsraelHebrew, English
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Amos Goren

Partner

Meitar Law Offices

LitigationCommercial Litigation+6
IsraelHebrew, English
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Anders Ryssdal

Partner Anders Ryssdal is one of Norway’s most highly respected litigators. He has argued a great number of cases before Norwegian and international courts, and he is top ranked under Dispute Resolution in Chambers 2020 and Legal 500. Anders has brought 25 cases before the Supreme Court, of which 6 cases in plenary and grand chamber. He has extensive experience with arbitration and serves regularly as arbitrator. He also handles class-action lawsuits. Anders’ particular expertise is within disputes over limited liability law, company law, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), securities trading law, financial market law, contract law, competition law, public law and international law. He oversees parallel processes in several countries. Anders also has extensive experience as member of boards of directors, supervisory boards and election committees of listed and unlisted companies.

Advokatfirmaet Glittertind AS

LitigationInternational Arbitration+6
NorwayEnglish
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Andre Reznitchenko

Partner

AKD

LitigationCorporate / M&A+3
NetherlandsDutch, English +1
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Andrea Brick

Partner

Trench Rossi Watanabe

Dispute ResolutionCorporate Litigation+9
BrazilPortuguese, English
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Andrea Zaniratto

Andrea Ivana Zaniratto joined Marval in 2021 and is currently a Senior Attorney in the Litigation Department. She works in the area of Insurance and Reinsurance Law. Her practice includes advising and representing insurance and reinsurance companies, brokers, and companies from different sectors in pre-judicial and judicial disputes. She has experience in class actions, large claims, and international disputes. She has also participated in contractual and regulatory matters.

Marval O’Farrell Mairal

Insurance & ReinsuranceLitigation+2
Argentina
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Andreas Nordby

Partner. Nordby is an experienced and highly skilled court advocate. He was granted leave to appear as an advocate before the Norwegian Supreme Court in 2019. He has particular experience of disputes relating to the law of torts, contract law, company law and intellectual property law. He has authored several articles on civil procedure and arbitration, and has also co-authored an annotated edition of the Dispute Act’s provisions concerning class action suits. Although Nordby relishes representing clients in court, he is equally aware that many disputes should be settled out of court. Nordby has acted as a trusted advisor to clients in a wide range of business sectors, such as IT, technology and food production as well as the media and entertainment industries. He has extensive experience of contract negotiation and framing, and he is a sought-after advisor in more complex business agreements. Nordby also has broad analytical experience and is often asked to assess how “good” a case is or provide a second opinion, for example in connection with decisions on whether to appeal. For Nordby, thorough preparation and risk assessment are crucial in his role as advisor, and the advice he gives is effective and pragmatic with respect to each client’s specific needs.

Arntzen Grette

LitigationArbitration+6
Norway