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Cameron Doley

Cameron is the Senior Partner at Carter-Ruck. He works in the firm's international law practice, specialising in litigation and dispute resolution and regulatory matters involving an international or diplomatic context. His clients include a significant number of governments, heads of state and leading political figures from across the world, as well as commercial entities and individuals requiring specialist advice on international issues. In addition to many years conducting litigation in the High Court in London, Cameron has experience of matters proceeding before the United Nations, the ECJ and the ECHR, and Carter-Ruck's international law group is currently involved in cases that are progressing in the national courts of more than a dozen countries located across the globe, including sanctions-related cases arising out of the events of 9/11. He headed the international team responsible for the investigation into the death of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and in 2014 was the solicitor to the inquiry into the torture and murder of prisoners by the Syrian regime. He also represented the State of Qatar successfully in a recent LCIA arbitration. He advises the Qatar 2022 World Cup Committee and AI Jazeera Media Network for whom he is bringing a Bilateral Investment Treaty claim against Egypt. Twenty six years at Carter-Ruck have given Cameron extensive experience of dealing with the UK and international media and he is able to apply the reputation management expertise he has acquired not merely in pursuing claims directly against the media but also in managing media interest in matters involving other parties.

Carter-Ruck

Cameron Dunstan-Smith

Partner, Johannesburg

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

Cameron Fine

Partner; Chair, DLA Piper's Phoenix Litigation Group

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Cameron Firth

Cameron is an anti-trust lawyer with over 15 years’ experience practising all aspects of antitrust law in the UK and the EU. Cameron regularly represents a wide range of clients before the UK Competition & Markets Authority and the European Commission, as well as before the English and European Courts. Cameron advises clients on the full range of antitrust law issues, including: obtaining merger control clearances from regulators throughout the world; dawn raids and inspections undertaken by the UK and EU regulators; investigations (both by regulators and internal) in relation to anti-trust compliance; and providing advice and guidance on anti-trust and state aid compliance for both dominant and non-dominant companies. Cameron has extensive experience of antitrust and regulatory litigation before the English Courts and the European Courts in relation to antitrust and regulatory issues, including cartel damages cases, having represented parties claiming damages as well as parties defending such claims. Cameron has particular expertise in the application of antitrust law in the retail/consumer sector as well as the application of both antitrust law and IP/regulatory law in the pharmaceutical and media/telecoms/broadcasting sectors. Cameron has a BA (Hons) in Law from the University of Cambridge and a Masters in European Law from the Institute of European Studies, University of Brussels. Cameron also has experience of working for the regulator, having worked for DG Competition.

Macfarlanes LLP

Cameron Forbes

Partner

Thomsons

Cameron Forsaith

Senior Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Cameron Gee

Shareholder

Vedder

Cameron Harvey

Partner

Norton Rose Fulbright

Cameron Hassall

Cameron Hassall leads the Litigation & Dispute Resolution practice in Asia Pacific. Maintaining a practice in both Hong Kong and Australia, Cameron specialises in commercial litigation and international arbitration arising from corporate M&A, private equity, venture capital, energy & infrastructure, aviation and banking disputes. Cameron has full rights of audience in Hong Kong and has appeared as both counsel and arbitrator in across APAC, including with seats in Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Geneva, London and Ghana and under the AAA, CIETAC, HKIAC, ICC, LCIA, SCC, SIAC and UNCITRAL Rules.

Clifford Chance

Cameron Lyons

Cameron Lyons, Local Chair of Latham & Watkins’ Finance Department in the New York office, leads clients in financing transactions across credit markets in the energy and infrastructure space. Cameron provides solutions-oriented advice in fast-paced transactions to commercial bank lenders, private equity firms, strategic sponsors, and developers on project financings, acquisition financings, and other energy and infrastructure-related transactions relating to: Renewable energy, including onshore and offshore wind, distributed generation and utility-scale solar, and battery storage projects Oil and gas, including midstream and LNG Thermal power, including natural gas-fired power plants and geothermal plants Other infrastructure, including transmission assets and data centers Cameron maintains an active pro bono practice, including leading Latham’s Small Business Solutions initiative, which guides low-income entrepreneurs on the legal aspects of starting a business. He previously served on the firm’s global Associates Committee, and currently serves on the firm’s Inclusion, Opportunity & Community Committee.

Latham & Watkins

Cameron MacDonald

Partner

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Cameron Marshall

Cameron focuses exclusively on the biotechnology and pharmaceutical fields, with an extensive EPO opposition practice (including many cases defending against multiple opponents) that runs alongside a large prosecution practice. These two areas often overlap, so strategic prosecution and parent/divisional strategies are a regular part of his workload. He is often engaged to advise clients at an early stage, in situations where future patent fights with competitors are inevitable. Cameron acts for biotech companies including Guardant Health and Mammoth Biosciences, but most of his time is spent acting for blue-chip pharmaceutical companies, including Novartis, Merck, Gilead, and Lilly. This work includes defending patents covering blockbuster products which have attracted numerous EPO oppositions, whether from traditional generics companies or from biosimilars. He often acts as lead counsel at the EPO, but also collaborates with other firms to provide a second pair of eyes, and frequently plays a support role for national litigations. His expertise means that he has also been in demand as a UPC representative, acting for Novartis and Curio in two high profile UPC disputes. Cameron has over 25 years of experience of inter partes proceedings at the EPO, both defending and attacking, and he is one of only a handful of attorneys to have represented a patentee in an EPO opposition (and subsequent appeal) involving more than 15 opponents. This experience means that he is often engaged to defend patents which provide crucial protection and exclusivity for blockbuster pharmaceuticals and biologics, including patents on new medical uses, dosing regimens, and formulations. In addition to that work, though, he also handles biotech innovations and has recently been defending Guardant’s groundbreaking work on liquid biopsy against several opponents. His biotech work goes back a long way, and he defended the “Southern” patents on DNA microarrays and spent two decades working on the inventions underpinning lifesaving meningococcal vaccines. Cited as “an exceptional attorney” (Chambers UK, 2025), the main independent guides to the legal profession regularly rank Cameron at the top of his field. Sources say, “Cameron provides well-reasoned strategic advice and has an outstanding ability to argue cases”…”[He] works on critical cases and he is especially impressive in oppositions”…and “consistently delivers solid results.” Chambers UK, 2025. He is recognised as a “highly experienced litigator” (JUVE 2023) with “great business acumen and a strategic mind” (Chambers & Partners). As well as advising on patent matters, he was a tutor for several years on the JDD residential course preparing candidates for the EQE opposition paper, and was an advisor to the IP monitoring group of the UK Government’s Human Genetics Commission.

Carpmaels & Ransford LLP

Cameron Roberts

Partner

Thomsons

Cameron Scholes

DLA Piper

Cameron Sheather

Partner

Holding Redlich

Cameron Sim

Cameron Sim has extensive global experience as counsel for corporates and sovereigns in commercial and investment arbitrations and related court proceedings. He is admitted in Australia, England & Wales, Hong Kong, and New York, and is a Registered Foreign Lawyer in the Singapore International Commercial Court. Cameron represents clients across a range of industries, including banking and finance, energy and mining, insurance, pharmaceuticals, private equity, retail, sports, and telecommunications. He has acted in proceedings under all leading arbitration rules in key arbitral seats. Cameron is recommended for international arbitration in leading directories. He is commended as a “superb arbitration lawyer”, “truly formidable”, and “a stand-out star”, who “combines outstanding technical ability with being commercially savvy”, is “very efficient”, “understand[s] the needs of clients and the weaknesses of the other party very accurately”, and has “intellectual prowess combined with a strategic mindset which make him an asset to any matter” (Legal 500 Asia-Pacific (2023 — 2025)). He is also described as “a superb and unrelenting advocate” and “a force to be reckoned with”, with “outstanding skills of coordination, especially in cross-border matters”, and “excellent academic background and intuition” (Who’s Who Legal (2022 — 2025)). Cameron sits as arbitrator and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. He has been appointed as arbitrator in both institutional and ad hoc arbitrations. Cameron is also a member of the Proceedings Committee of the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC). Cameron’s legal publications have been cited with approval by courts and commentators. He is the author of Emergency Arbitration (Oxford University Press 2021), the first-ever treatise on the procedure. Prior to his arbitration career, Cameron clerked for the President of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom and in the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.

Peter & Kim

Cameron Thomson

Partner

Norton Rose Fulbright

Cameron Thomson

Partner

Maddocks

Cameron White

Partner

Thomsons

Camila Alves Angoti de Moraes

Julião Coelho Advocacia

Camila Appelgren

Associate

Echeverría Ilharreborde Scagliotti

Camila Aray

Associate

Pino Elizalde Abogados

Camila Araújo

Managing Partner

Araújo e Policastro Advogados

Camila Bacellar

Partner

Cescon Barrieu