Arbitration lawyers
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Alexandra Stoffl
Senior Associate, Litigation & Arbitration, Real Estate & Construction Alexandra has been with CERHA HEMPEL for more than a decade. She is a true construction litigation expert and has recently started being elected arbitrator.
Cerha Hempel
Alexandra Valpaços
Partner in the Litigation and Arbitration department.
Sérvulo & Associados
Alexandra Wiese
Alexandra Malou Wiese is primarily engaged in insurance and tort law as well as litigation and arbitration. Alexandra Malou Wiese was born in 1995 and graduated from the University of Copenhagen in 2020.
Nielsen Nørager
Alexandre Baril-Furino
Partner
Woods LLP
Alexandre CORNET
Partner
Cornet Vincent Ségurel
Alexandre Montavon
lic. iur., Attorney at Law, Partner
Kellerhals Carrard
Alexandre Wagner Nester
Partner
Justen, Pereira, Oliveira & Talamini Advogados
Alexandre Wider
Partner
Siqueira Castro – Advogados
Alexandre de Mendonça Wald
Founding Partner
Wald, Antunes, Vita e Blattner Advogados
Alexandros Anagnostopoulos
Counsel
POTAMITISVEKRIS
Alexandros Coucounis
Partner Expertise-Main Areas of Practice Litigation & Arbitration, Intellectual Property, Employment Law, Entertainment-Media & Sports, Family Law, Admiralty & Shipping Law, Investment Funds & Asset Management
Andreas Coucounis & Co LLC
Alexandros Kortesis
Partner
POTAMITISVEKRIS
Alexis Robinson
Professional Overview Alexis Robinson is a Partner in MF&G’s Litigation Department, specialising in complex commercial litigation, family law, and cross-border dispute resolution. She is extensively experienced in enforcing foreign judgments and handling high-stakes civil fraud cases. Practice Focus Commercial Litigation, Family Law & Estate Litigation, Cross-Border Dispute Resolution, Arbitration & Enforcement of Judgments Key Experience & Matters Successfully defended a bank’s mortgage power of sale in a high-value commercial dispute (Hubble Ltd v Bank of Nova Scotia Jamaica Limited) • Defended breach of contract claims involving multi-million-dollar disputes (Dalma James v Berger Paints Jamaica Ltd) • Opposed relief from sanctions in estate litigation, ensuring fair distribution (Pamela Reidy v Estate of Karl Young) • Led successful procedural appeals in complex commercial cases, including lease disputes and contractual enforcement Professional Engagement Council Member, Jamaican Bar Association • Chair, Family Law Committee, Jamaican Bar Association • Director, Wortley Girls Home
Myers Fletcher & Gordon
Alexis Rutman
Counsel since 2015
Steering Legal
Alexius Lee
Partner since 2012
Shearn Delamore & Co
Alexs Sugasty
Senior Associate
Quijano & Associates
Alexsander ST Wong
Alexsander commenced full practice at the Bar in 2013 after successfully completing his pupillage with Mr. Horace Wong S.C., Mr. Daniel Marash S.C., Mr. Law Man Chung (now Law Man Chung S.C.), Mr. Nelson Miu and Mr. Damian Wong. He has developed a broad civil and commercial practice, which includes contractual disputes, trust and property litigation, cross-border commercial disputes, company and insolvency matters as well as shareholders’ disputes, personal injuries and medical negligence litigation. He has also acted in matters in relation to disciplinary proceedings of the Medical Council of Hong Kong. Prior to joining the Bar, Alexsander practiced as a medical practitioner after having completed his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degrees in 2004. He subsequently obtained his Juris Doctor degree at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and a further Master of Laws degree at the University of Cambridge. Alexsander regularly appears as an advocate in Court either in his own right or as a led junior. He also appears and acts in arbitration. RECENT HIGHLIGHTS Technic Star Universal Limited v Tiny Loveand Technic Star Universal Limited v Dorel Juvenile Group, Inc. (consolidated) [2021] HKCFI 2284 – Acted for the Plaintiff in a 8 days trial to recover non-payment by the buyer in a sale of goods action, and successfully resisted counterclaims by the buyers China Europe International Business School v Chengwei Evergreen Capital LP & Ors[2021] HKCFI 3513 – Acted for the Petitioner in relation to an application to refer a dispute arising in a just and equitable winding up petition to arbitration (led by Rimsky Yuen S.C.) OTHER NOTABLE CASES Commercial Gao Haiyan & Ors v Keeneye Holdings & OrsHCA 1315/2009 and Ma Maogen v Gao Haiyan & Ors HCA 466/2012 (heard together) – A dispute involving the ownership of shares of multiple PRC companies and specific performance of an oral agreement in a commercial dispute over a coal mine valued at RMB1,700 million Tremendous Success Holdings Limited v Sinosoft Technology Group Limited & OrsHCA 2345/2013 and Janful & Ors v Sinosoft Technology Group Limited & Ors HCA 1613/2013 and Law Ka Leung, Victor & Ors v Xin Yingmei & Ors HCA 2423/2013 (heard together), 11 July 2016 – An Order 11 jurisdictional challenge and forum non-conveniens application in 3 actions involving breach of fiduciary duties, tort of conspiracy, a common law derivative action, and libel and malicious falsehood (led by Edward Chan S.C.). Brassart Jacqueline Marcelle v R & P International Accounting Affairs Limited & Ors, HCA 305/2015 – Acting for the plaintiff, as a victim of a mortgage fraud, successfully establishing a claim in fraud against the alleged fraudsters. China Railway Investment Group (Hong Kong) Limited v Eternity Profit InvestmentsLimited & Ors [2018] HKCFI 1928 – An application to amend the pleadings after more than 2 years of inaction and after the expiry of the limitation period (led by Horace Wong S.C.) com, LLC v Yingcai Tech Limited & Ors [2018] HKCFI 2172 – Successfully resisted a tracing claim of the plaintiff based on the defence of bona fidepurchaser Graceful Win International Limited v Goldstar Success Limited & Ors[2019] HKCFI 2831 – An application involving striking out of the plaintiff’s claim in an action involving breach of contract, Quistclose trust, unjust enrichment and unlawful means conspiracy (led by Horace Wong S.C.). 章晶历v 吴聅模 & Ors [2020] HKCFI 359 – Successfully enforced an arbitral award by applying for a charging order absolute over shares of a listed company beneficially owned by the debtor but registered in name of a third party. Poon Kai Ming & Ors v Li Tung Cheung Martin[2020] HKCFI 3139 – Successfully claimed beneficial ownership of shares of a private company registered in the name of the defendant Zhou Yacai v Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) Limited[2022] HKCFI 355 – An application for a Norwich Pharmacal Order against the defendant Personal Injuries Ho Suk Man v Sit Tim Mau & Others, HCPI 122/2011 – Appearing for the plaintiff, in a case involving pre-existing conditions and the application of the principles in Chan Kam Hoi v Dragages et Travaux Publics, where the medical evidence was hotly disputed Kan Shui Lai Joely v Hospital Authority[2021] 2 HKLRD 63 – Acted for the Plaintiff in a 4 days trial for a personal injuries action involving injuries at workplace
Rede Chambers
Alfonso Cortez-Fernández
Alfonso Cortez is a member of the Litigation and Government Enforcement Steering Committee for North America and Chair of that practice at the five Mexican offices. He has over 25 years of experience. Also he is highly regarded in a wide range of litigation and arbitration matters. He has been a professor in the law department of the Universidad Cervantina, and is a member of the international law fraternity Phi Delta Phi. He has been first vice president of the National Association of Corporate Lawyers (ANADE-NL), was coordinator of the Constitutional Rights Commission of the Mexican Bar Association, Nuevo Leon Section (BMA – NL), as well as counselor in the steering committee of the BMA – NL.
Baker McKenzie Abogados, S.C.
Alfonso Gili
Partner since 2006
RocaJunyent
Alfred Meijboom
Partner
Kennedy Van der Laan
Alfred Tam
Partner, Head of Insurance Litigation practice group
Deacons
Alfred Wu
Alfred is a partner in Dentons' Litigation & Dispute Resolution Group based in Hong Kong. With over 25 years of experience, Alfred is a highly regarded lawyer in the areas of general commercial litigation, arbitration and construction. He advises clients on a broad range of commercial disputes primarily in arbitration. His arbitration experience include both local and international arbitrations. Clients he has represented include banks, Hong Kong listed issuers, multinational corporations, funds, accountants/ liquidators and high-net-worth individuals. Alfred also has a special focus on contentious and non-contentious construction and engineering matters representing international, China and Hong Kong based clients which variously include government departments, statutory bodies, employers, engineers, architects, contractors and subcontractors. Alfred also represents clients in construction-related criminal investigations and prosecutions. On the contentious side, Alfred has represented clients in various disputes, in litigation and arbitration, arising from infrastructure and building construction projects in Hong Kong, Macau, Mainland China and the region. Projects involved include various large scale road/highway development projects, water supply and sewer main development projects, railway projects, housing projects, land reclamation, hospital projects, the Hong Kong International Airport, Environmental Protection Department projects, casinos in Macau, LPG facilities in China, etc. The issues in dispute include variations, delays, loss and expense, measurement of quantities, defective works, suspension/termination of works, negligence (including collapse of works under construction and demolition), and other payment issues (including interim payments, final accounts and retention money). In addition, there were tender related issues, employment issues, sub-contractor nomination issues, insolvency issues, environmental issues, regulatory violations, bribery on construction sites, fraud, etc. On the non-contentious side, Alfred has advised on all Hong Kong Government standard forms of contract, FIDIC, NEC, JCT and ICE forms of contract, as well as bespoke and other private forms of contract. He also regularly advises on tendering processes, consultancy agreements, formation of joint ventures (both incorporated and unincorporated), post-contract risk issues as well as construction bonds, guarantees and other construction related instruments. Alfred also regularly takes on appointments as arbitrator for construction related and other commercial arbitrations. He is an HKIAC Accredited Mediator and a panel arbitrator of the HKIAC, SIAC, AIAC, APIAC, SHIAC and KCAB. He sits regularly in ad hoc arbitrations and arbitrations administered by the HKIAC, SIAC and SHIAC. Alfred has been ranked as a leading construction practitioner in Chambers & Partners from 2016 to 2025. In the latest edition of Chambers Greater China guide, an impressed client said, “I really like Alfred; he is very hard-working and very responsive. He is very attentive to detail and his legal drafting is accurate.” Another client added, “Alfred Wu has an engineering background, so he understands a lot of the technical issues which arise in these cases. His ability to understand and explain them in simpler terms is a real asset.” In the testimonial for his leading individual ranking for construction in Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2023-2025, Alfred has been recognised for his “deep litigation expertise in the sector both on regular fee-earning matters as well as in his role as an arbitrator”. A client commented, “Alfred Wu provided a first-class service in delivering focussed and responsive advice. He also ensured that the barrister team had what they needed to properly fight the case, much to the client’s benefit. He was a stand out lawyer on this matter.” Alfred was ranked as a Litigation Star in Construction and Commercial & Transactions by Benchmark Litigation Asia Pacific 2025. He was also recognised in International Arbitration as a well-known practitioner by the Legal 500 Arbitration Powerlist 2023, and one client commented, “Alfred Wu is the principal partner. He is very experienced and conscientious, gains the confidence of clients and leads his team very capably on behalf of his clients." Lexology Index also ranked Alfred as a recommended lawyer for Arbitration and Construction in its Mainland China, Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR 2024 report.
Dentons Hong Kong
Alfredo Chan
Partner
Payet, Rey, Cauvi, Pérez Abogados
Alfredo Craca
Managing Partner
FIVERS Studio Legale e Tributario