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Maximiliano Alfaro

Senior lawyer at Litigation and Dispute Resolution Department

Carrasco Benítez

LitigationEnvironmental Law+2
ChileSpanish, English
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Maya Katz Hilburg

Associate, Litigation

Arnon, Tadmor-Levy

LitigationCommercial Litigation+5
Israel
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Mayte Sánchez González

Mayte Sanchez Gonzalez is a Partner in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution Department of Morgan & Morgan and frequently participates in complex and high-value civil, commercial, administrative, and corporate litigation matters where she has represented medium and major domestic and foreign corporate clients as well as governmental entities. She also has extensive experience formulating creative solutions to complex and high-stake domestic and international arbitration processes (both investor-state and commercial) in a range of industries, including large-scale infrastructure projects, construction, energy, ports and shipping, logistics, hospitality, retail, insurance and reinsurance, and government. Ms. Sanchez is a certified as a Mediator and Conciliator from the Ministry of Government of Panama; and has been included in the list of Arbitrators of the Center for Arbitration and Conciliation of Panama (CeCAP). She also is a member of the Young Arbitrators Forum (YAF) of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), Women Way in Arbitration (WWA LATAM), among others. In the public sector, Ms. Sanchez served at the Panamanian Judicial System as an Assistant Judge of Civil Circuit Court and of a Justice of the Supreme Court (Third Chamber). Ms. Sanchez has been recognized by Chambers & Partners and Legal 500 (Rising Star) for her work in Dispute Resolution. In addition, she has been shortlisted by Women in Business Law Americas Awards in the category “Best in Commercial Arbitration.” On pro-bono matters, she regularly advises non-governmental organizations, including her counsel on creating Panama’s first Central Blood Bank. She also collaborates with local and international publications on matters related to dispute resolution. Ms. Sanchez obtained an LL.B. from the University of Panama (2008) and a LL.M. in Global Legal Studies from the Universidad Catolica Portuguesa de Lisboa in Portugal (2010) and a Master Degree in Administrative Law from the Latina University of Panama (2014). She also has a Diploma in Mediation, Conciliation and Arbitration, and a Diploma in Criminal Justice. She is admitted to practice law in the Republic of Panama.

Morgan & Morgan

LitigationInternational Arbitration+3
Panama
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Mbali Mnyandu

Associate

Bowmans

Employment & BenefitsDispute Resolution+2
South Africa
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Meital Malkiel Wertheim

Partner

S. Horowitz & Co

Construction & InfrastructureDispute Resolution+6
IsraelEnglish, Hebrew
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Melanie McKean

Partner

Thomsons

LitigationAdministrative Law+5
Australia
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Merav Baruch

Partner, Vice Head of the Commercial and International Litigation Department

Goldfarb Gross Seligman & Co.

Commercial LitigationInternational Litigation+6
IsraelEnglish, Hebrew
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Meri Ristancevska Pavlovska

Meri is associate at Law Firm Georgi Dimitrov Attorneys and main focus involves representing clients in court proceedings in the area of contract law, debt collection and labor law. She currently advises and represents Stopanska Banka, Volvo and Schmitz Cargobull in front of Macedonian courts. Meri also assists clients in administrative procedures concerning foreign citizen status and their regulation of employment.

Georgi Dimitrov Attorneys

LitigationContract Law+4
North MacedoniaEnglish
MB

Merih Birben

Associate

Cavus & Coskunsu Law Firm

Maritime LawCommercial Law+3
TurkeyTurkish, English +1
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Micaela Ortiz

Partner

Payet, Rey, Cauvi, Pérez Abogados

ArbitrationLitigation+3
PeruSpanish, English
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Michael Ayalon

Partner

Gornitzky & Co.

Labor & EmploymentLitigation+5
IsraelHebrew, English
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Michael Bern

Michael Bern represents clients in high-stakes trial and appellate litigation. Michael leverages his appellate-focused approach to litigation strategy, persuasive oral advocacy, and superior writing and research skills to represent clients in: Appellate matters at all levels of state and federal courts Complex disputes across a wide range of substantive legal areas, including First Amendment and other constitutional issues, administrative law, trade secrets, securities, aviation, insurance, and real estate Class action defense He has filed numerous merits and certiorari stage briefs before the US Supreme Court and drafted more than 150 briefs before state and federal appellate courts. Michael also shapes and executes clients’ trial court strategy. Michael has successfully argued multiple appeals in state and federal court, as well as dispositive and other trial court motions, and has led on many successful challenges to the legality of federal, state, and local government actions, including agency rulemaking. Michael maintains an active pro bono practice, including work on behalf of veterans, homeless individuals, and people who are incarcerated. A recognized leader at the firm, Michael has served on the firm’s Recruiting Committee and Training & Career Enhancement (TACE) Committee. During the 2011-12 term, Michael served as a law clerk to Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor of the US Supreme Court. From 2008-09, he served as a law clerk to Judge Michael McConnell of the US Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit. Before attending law school, Michael worked as a management consultant, primarily advising life sciences clients on portfolio analysis, research and development strategy, marketing strategy, and mergers and integration. Michael serves on the board of Ingenuity Prep, a charter school in Washington, D.C.

Latham & Watkins

Appellate LitigationComplex Litigation+10
United States
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Michael Bosshard

Attorney-at-Law, Partner

Bratschi Ltd

EnergyContracts+3
SwitzerlandGerman, English +1
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Michael Gradidge

Michael has more than 20 years’ experience in all aspects of commercial litigation including in domestic and international arbitration tribunals. He has particular experience in administrative law and constitutional challenges primarily relating to the challenge of tender awards by the State. He has advised South African and international corporations, financial institutions, governments and regulatory bodies in respect of a wide range of disputes across the African continent that require proactive and effective solutions. Michael focuses on dispute avoidance and risk management, with an emphasis on early assessment of the matter and a careful consideration of all aspects before taking action, in order to ensure that the client adopts the right strategy. In Jersey, Michael has advised clients in sanctions-related matters and trust matters, and intends to utilise his experience in insolvency and commercial litigation generally.

Appleby

LitigationInternational Arbitration+6
Jersey
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Michael Hess, LL.M.

Michael Hess, a Certified Specialist SBA Labour Law, co-heads the Employment Practice Group in Zurich. He has a strong expertise in advising domestic and foreign clients in all employment related matters. He has vast experience in advising on employment agreements, individual and collective dismissals, business transfers, international employee transfers, remuneration and bonus schemes, non-compete covenants, recruiting and staff leasing compliance, and social security matters. Also, he has ample experience in conducting internal investigations. Michael is experienced in resolving disputes and negotiating settlement agreements. He regularly represents parties in court proceedings, frequently defending employers, but also enforcing confidentiality and non-compete undertakings. Experience: Day-to-day counselling in Swiss employment matters Defending an employer against golden parachute claims asserted by members of the former management in the aftermath of an acquisition and change of control Defending an employer against claims asserted on the bases of gender discrimination and retaliatory dismissal Enforcing confidentiality undertakings Supporting employers in social security audits and defence against claims for additional contributions Supporting employers in audits on their use of the short-time indemnity (furlough) scheme (in particular during the Covid pandemic) and representing them with respect to claw-back claims Supporting and representing a service provider in obtaining licenses required to provide recruiting and staff leasing services on the Swiss market Internal investigations into suspected wrongdoing by employees, such as a violation of policies, creation of slush funds or abuse of company funds Representation of an employer in criminal proceedings against a former employee who embezzled company funds

Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd

EmploymentCorporate / Commercial+5
SwitzerlandGerman, English
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Michael Pattillo

Michael Pattillo is an experienced appellate litigator. He has argued before the U.S. Supreme Court, federal courts of appeals, and a state supreme court. Mr. Pattillo’s practice also includes critical motions and issue analysis at the trial level. Mr. Pattillo has extensive experience with appeals in patent cases before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. He has won cases setting precedent on major issues of patent law, including McRO, Inc. v. Namco Bandai Games America (patent-eligibility of software under 35 U.S.C. § 101) and Therasense, Inc. v. Becton, Dickinson & Co. (standard for inequitable conduct). He has successfully defended patent infringement verdicts worth hundreds of millions of dollars; won appeals of inter partes review decisions by the Patent Trial and Appeal Board; and obtained affirmance of exclusion orders issued by the International Trade Commission. Mr. Pattillo also has experience in a wide variety of substantive areas beyond patent law, including the Federal Trade Commission Act, the False Claims Act, administrative law, securities fraud, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, campaign finance, federal preemption, the dormant Commerce Clause, and mass torts.

MoloLamken LLP

Appellate LitigationPatent Litigation+9
United States
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Michael Winram

Partner

Maddocks

Public LawEnvironment+5
Australia
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Michalis Papapetrou

Consultant, Founding Partner, Scordis, Papapetrou & Co LLC

Scordis, Papapetrou & Co LLC

LitigationPersonal Injury+6
Cyprus
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Michel Zelaya

Associate

Santamarina y Steta

International TradeCustoms+3
MexicoSpanish, English
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Michelle Ní Longáin

Partner, Head of Employment Law and Head of Public Sector

Byrne Wallace Shields LLP

EmploymentPublic Sector+3
Ireland
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Michelle Oteiza de de la Guardia

Administrative Law, Banking Law & Finance, Capital Market, Contracts, Corporate Law, Insurance and Re-insurance, Mergers & Acdquisitions, Panama Private Interest Foundations, Panama Trust and Trust Services

Icaza, González-Ruiz & Alemán

Administrative LawBanking & Finance+5
PanamaSpanish, English
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Michelle de Rijke

Partner and head Energy law, partner Public law

La Gro

Energy LawPublic Law+1
Netherlands
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Midas Klijsen

Midas Klijsen has been a lawyer since 2017. Midas is involved in various cases in the field of administrative law and government liability law. He focuses in particular on advising and litigating on unlawful government acts, administrative compensation and lawfulness of legislation and regulations. Midas worked as a lawyer at A&O Shearman until 2025. There he focused on cases in the field of (economic) administrative law and European law. Midas obtained a master's degree in constitutional and administrative law at Leiden University (cum laude) and a master's degree in private law at the University of Amsterdam (cum laude). Midas has been a teaching and research assistant at Leiden University and still appears there as a guest lecturer. He is a member of the Administrative law association (VAR).

Pels Rijcken

Administrative LawGovernment Liability+4
Netherlands
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Miguel E. Jiménez Castillo

Senior Associate

De Camps, Vásquez & Valera

LitigationArbitration+6
Dominican RepublicEnglish, Spanish +1