Alternative Dispute Resolution lawyers
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Stéphanie MILANO
Partner
Joffe & Partners LLP
Susan Harlow
Consultant
Hanne & Co
Suzanne Reeves
Suzanne headed up the Construction team at Wedlake Bell until 2020 and has been instrumental in its growth to a current team of 10 lawyers. The practice covers all issues relating to construction projects including contract drafting, advice throughout a project and resolving disputes with emphasis in doing so, where possible without recourse to formal proceedings. She has acted for most sectors of the industry and in recent years has acted principally for developers, private healthcare, care homes and later/senior living providers. Suzanne has over 25 years’ experience in the construction industry involving a wide range of projects large and small, such as hospitals and care homes, residential, office and retail development, manufacturing plant, sports stadiums and infrastructure.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Sydney Fulda
Partner
gunnercooke LLP
Sylvie El Haber
Legal Counsel
Rashed al Marri in association with Claudia el Hage Law Offices
Sylwena Sempa
Sylwena is a Principal Associate within our Commercial Litigation team, since qualification in 2005 she has acted for a diverse range of clients. Her experience covers a wide range of general commercial disputes as well as niche areas of pensions’ litigation, High Court employment cases and phone hacking litigation. Sylwena tailors her approach to complement her client’s requirements and offers pragmatic and commercially astute advice from the outset. She recognises the importance of balancing commercial realities against legal principles and therefore seeks to understand the commercial context of each dispute in order to frame her advice on tactics and strategy generally. Examples of Sylwena’s work include: acting for an employer in relation to its successful Part 8 claim for declaratory relief that the transfer of members within a sectionalised scheme from the DB to DC section would not trigger a potential multi-million pound section 75 debt; acting in a £1.74m breach of trust claim against a solicitor's firm following a third party's fraudulent misappropriation of loan funds; acting for a leading provider of lease finance products in connection with its multi-million pound claim for damages following systemic breaches of multiple contracts; advising on the defence of a High Court employment restrictive covenant/interim injunction case, which commenced with us successfully defending the application for springboard injunctive relief assisted by extensive supporting forensic evidence. The matter subsequently settled on confidential terms; acting for various celebrities in relation to their phone-hacking claims; acting for an Independent Trustee of a pension scheme in relation to its High Court application for declaratory relief concerning the validity or otherwise of the scheme's purported winding up, cessation of accruals, equalisation and the validity of the Actuary's GN19 certificate; and successfully using alternative dispute resolution to achieve commercially attractive settlements.
Shoosmiths
Tal Wiesengrun
Ms. Wiesengrun is a partner in FBC's Litigation Department. Ms. Wiesengrun specializes in class actions and derivative suits, and represents leading multinational and domestic companies in their defenses against class actions. She represents major clients in a wide range of industries, including technology, pharmaceutical, e-commerce, banking and energy. Due to her extensive experience in the class actions field, Ms. Wiesengrun also serves as a mediator in complex class actions disputes. Ms. Wiesengrun also advises and represents individuals and companies in complex disputes that relate to issues of contract and corporate law, tax, real estate, and construction. Ms. Wiesengrun represents clients before various Israeli courts, as well as in arbitration and mediation proceedings. Ms. Wiesengrun founded and manages the firm's Senior Citizen Support and Social Facilitation Clinic, which provides pro-bono legal advice to the elderly.
FISCHER (FBC & Co.)
Tamar Golan
Adv. Golan is a partner at Firon Law Firm and heads its labor law department. The law firm of Adv. Tamar Golan & Co. - which was recognized as one of Israel's leading labor law "boutique" law firms – was founded by Tamar Golan in 1984. In January 2017, the firm merged with M. Firon & Co. Over the years, Adv. Golan has provided legal services to a variety of clients, in complex situation, negotiations and cases, including in their interaction with labor unions and the Ministry of Finance as well before all instances of the Israeli courts and in ADR proceedings. Adv. Golan has been at the forefront of complex and precedent-setting proceedings and has been involved in some of the most significant and important collective-bargaining negotiations in the Israeli economy. In representing major organizations in the food industry, Adv. Golan has played a prominent role in shaping precedential rulings and case law, including by the Supreme Court, on the legal aspects of termination of relationships between large organizations and their distributors and other service providers. Over the years she has also been actively involved in representing the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Finance in several disputes with the Attorney General's office. Adv. Golan has recently represented the Organization of Travel Companies in Israel, which is made up of some hundreds of travel companies – primarily in the field of public transport – in its collective bargaining negotiations with Israel's foremost labor union. The successful completion of said negotiations brought about a dramatic change in the transport sector. Adv. Golan has wide experience in the field of pensions, with regard to both veteran and new funds, and with the changes that have been introduced by virtue of expansion orders and by new guidelines by the Capital Market, Insurance and Savings Department of the Ministry of Finance.
Firon Law Firm
Tamta Margvelashvili
Associate at Nodia, Urumashvili and Partners
Nodia, Urumashvili & Partners
Taron Simonyan
Founding Partner
ELL Partnership Law Firm
Tatia Turazashvili
Associate
J&T Consulting LLC
Tatu Jaarinen
Partner
Krogerus
Tengo Mghebrishvili
Associate
BLB (Business Legal Bureau)
Teresa Cullen
Partner
Keystone Law
Teresa Giovannini
Senior Counsel
LALIVE
Tero Kovanen
Partner Tero Kovanen advises on questions related to dispute resolution. In addition to litigation and arbitration, Tero also has knowledge on alternative dispute resolution, particularly mediation. He is specialised in liability issues relating to contracts and damages.
Borenius
Terry Mwango
Partner
Bowmans
Thanyaluck Thongrompo
Partner
Kudun & Partners
Thaís Vasconcellos de Sá
Partner
Bermudes Advogados
Theresa Cesareo
Senior Associate
Dentons
Thierry Lauriol
Partner - Energy and natural resources law - Arbitration, mediation and alternative dispute resolution - OHADA law
Jeantet
Thomas Brownrigg
Partner. Tom is a solicitor and a mediator in Goodman Ray’s Divorce and Matrimonial Finance Department based in London and Brighton. He specialises in any issues arising from the breakdown of a relationship between married couples, civil partners and unmarried couples. These may be discussing any division of individual or joint assets, where any children should live or how they should proceed with a divorce. He regularly deals with international issues and high-net worth clients. Tom has been an accredited by the Family Mediation Council to undertake All Issues Mediation, and is also a child-inclusive mediator. He conducts mediation for a variety of different individuals regarding both children and financial issues and is a big proponent of the mediation process for resolving family disputes. He can conduct MIAMs as well as mediations. He is also a member of Resolution and a Resolution Accredited Specialist in Complex Financial and Property Matters for high income households or where there are substantial assets. This is in addition to being accredited for Children Law where there are disputes between parents or relatives. He is a trained collaborative lawyer too, which involves working closely in person with both parties and their lawyers to resolve issues. Tom advises a variety of individuals on financial matters. He often represents client with a high earning capacity and those with a high net worth, be that because of business interests, asset protection, inheritance, trusts or overseas assets. Many of his cases have an international element and he can assist in advising on Spanish assets in particular as he speaks Spanish. Tom regularly deals with children disputes between parents or other family members, including when one parent may wish to leave England or Wales, or if a child has been abducted and taken overseas. Tom focuses on trying to resolve matters without going to Court wherever possible and establishing a dialogue between parties. He specialises in a number of non-court dispute resolution options to offer the best option for his clients. He finds this often results in a far more amicable settlement for a family. This is not always possible though, and Tom is also an experienced advocate, and often appears on behalf of his clients in Court.
Goodman Ray
Thomas Mygind
Attorney-at-law, Partner
Moalem Weitemeyer
Tiberiu Csaki
Tiberiu Csaki is a partner and head of the Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice group based in Dentons' Bucharest office. He concentrates his long standing practice primarily in commercial litigation and international arbitration (including alternative dispute resolution), and also has extensive experience in labor litigation, restructuring and insolvency, mergers and acquisitions, securities and privatizations. Tiberiu has represented major international clients from various industries, such as energy, oil and gas, maritime salvage, chemical industry, insurance, cement and FMCG.
Dentons