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Alexis Graham

Alexis is a partner in Dentons’ Glasgow office. She is a member of the Trusts, Estates and Wealth Preservation practice, and has a particular expertise in charity law. Alexis advises high net worth individuals in all aspects of personal estate planning, including wills, powers of attorney, trust formation and administration, succession planning and charity formation. She also advises charity trustees on the ongoing administration of charitable organizations including compliance/regulation and mergers/amalgamations.

Dentons

Alexis Guinan

Alexis focuses her practice on economic sanctions, anti-money laundering and anti-corruption laws and the application of those laws as well as other international trade laws to transactional matters. With her deep knowledge of fund structures, Alexis handles complex investor- and investment-related challenges related to Russia and other sanctions programs. She routinely supports Funds, Corporate and Financial Restructuring clients in due diligence and negotiation of sanctions and other trade-related terms for debt financings, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, long-term supply agreements, and other types of transactions requiring international trade expertise. Alexis has leveraged her experience in sanctions and each other subspecialty within Akin’s renowned International Trade group to more effectively identify and evaluate potential liabilities and risks in sanctions and other areas of international trade on a transaction-specific basis. To learn more about Ms. Guinan, please visit his/her profile here: https://www.akingump.com/en/lawyers-advisors/alexis-h-grant

Akin

Alexis Haynes

Associate

Conyers

Alexis Hille

Alexis specialises in providing advice to UK and international individuals, family offices and trustees on wealth structuring and complex inheritance tax, income tax and capital gains tax planning. She has experience advising on matters relating to residence and domicile and cross-border succession issues, with a particular focus on US/UK tax and estate planning. Alexis also advises on tax disclosure regimes.

Farrer & Co

Alexis Hojabr

Partner

White & Case LLP

Alexis Kontogiannis

Senior Associate Alexis is a member of our Capital Markets and Financial Services regulation practice. He is known for his experience and expertise in ECM/DCM transactions and has acted for international and domestic corporate and financial institutions on large-scale equity and debt capital market transactions, including initial and secondary public offerings, private placements and takeover bids of companies listed on the Athens Exchange. Alexis also regularly advises clients on corporate governance and compliance matters and supports international credit and financial institutions, funds and asset managers in relation to the funds offering (UCITS, AIFs) and the provision of banking, investment and payment services. Prior to joining the firm, Alexis was involved in several capital market projects acting for lenders and underwriters, such as banks, funds and institutional investors, as well as for issuers and advised investment firms and other financial institutions on day-to-day issues and complex as well as high-profile transactions, both domestic and international. Alexis has been recognized as a Rising Star Lawyer by the IFLR1000 2025 Guide.

Papapolitis & Papapolitis

Alexis MARCHAND

Partner

Cornet Vincent Ségurel

Alexis Marraud des Grottes

Partner

Orrick

Alexis Martinez

Partner

Squire Patton Boggs

Alexis Medina

Alexis Medina is a Senior Associate at Morgan & Morgan. Mr. Medina has over 15 years of experience in the Wealth-Management and Private Banking industry, focusing on company formation, design and implementation of cross-border structures and wealth planning and management. Since 2008 through 2013, Mr. Medina was the Executive Director of the Morgan & Morgan´s office in Singapore, dedicated to providing qualified legal advice as a foreign Law Practice, as well as services on corporate structuring, private foundations, trusts, and ship registration. Prior to becoming head of our Singapore office, Mr. Medina gained experience as an Associate attorney at MMG Trust (Panama), S.A., headquarters fiduciary activities of Morgan & Morgan in Panama; as well as Fiduciary Officer at Dresdner Private Banking International (DBPI), Dresdner Bank Lateinamerika AG, (DBLA), Panama Branch. As a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), Mr. Medina has held several committee positions, both in the Panama and Singapore branches. He is also a member of the National Bar Association of Panama. Mr. Medina has authored “The Supply Contract under Panamanian Public Contracting Law”, 1997. Mr. Medina obtained an LL.B. from Universidad Santa Maria La Antigua (1997) and a LL.M. from the University of Boston, U.S.A. (1999). He is admitted to practice law in the Republic of Panama.

Morgan & Morgan

Alexis Pailleret

Alexis Pailleret is a partner in Gide's Mergers & Acquisitions/Private Equity team in Paris. He works on M&A transactions (acquisitions, disposals and partnerships). With over 20 years of experience, he is recognized as a leading expert in the energy and infrastructure transactional sectors. Alexis regularly advises investment funds, strategic investors, public entities, lenders and developers on M&A / Private Equity transactions in France and other jurisdictions. Alexis teaches mergers and acquisitions as part of the Master II in Business Law at Université Paris-Dauphine. He is graduated from the Paris-Sorbonne University and the Paris-Dauphine University. He was admitted to the Paris Bar in 2004.

Gide Loyrette Nouel

Alexis Petrou

Alexis is an experienced commercial marine/trade and offshore lawyer, advising on both contentious and non-contentious matters, covering commercial contracts, the sale of goods, commodities finance, charterparties, bills of lading, marine insurance and offshore matters. For the offshore sector, Alexis has advised on and amended a number of standard-form and bespoke contracts, as well as handling complex litigations. Alexis also advises on and represents clients in arbitrations under various arbitration rules and with a number of arbitral bodies, including LMAA, LME, UNCITRAL, FOSFA, GAFTA, the Swiss Arbitration Centre, and the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce. His clients include shipowners, insurers, charterers, commodity traders and companies in the offshore sector.

Keystone Law

Alexis Rapp

Alexis Rapp is a partner at VOLT Associés, where he heads the Restructuring and Litigation department. He has extensive experience in handling corporate distress situations, both in the context of preventive measures and insolvency proceedings. Alexis advises lenders, institutional lessors, industrial groups, executives, and shareholders on complex restructuring transactions and business takeovers involving distressed companies. His practice also covers litigation related to insolvency and collective proceedings.

VOLT Associés

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

Alexis Schoeb

Alexis is a Swiss-qualified attorney-at-law, member of the Geneva Bar, with considerable experience as both arbitrator and counsel in complex commercial, investment and sport proceedings with high financial and media implications. Over the last 20 years, he has been advising and representing individuals, companies and international organisations in international commercial, investment and sport disputes. Alexis has acted as lead or co-counsel in more than 70 commercial and sports-related proceedings, before the main commercial arbitral institutions, as well as before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). In particular, he has advised and represented high profile athletes, agents as well as some of Europe’s biggest football clubs. Alexis has also successfully represented clients before the Swiss Federal Tribunal on numerous occasions. He is a recognised arbitrator, appointed to the list of arbitrators of several arbitration institutions and is a member of the UK Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb) and Singapore Institute of Arbitrators (FSIArb). Over the past 10 years, Alexis has been appointed in more than 100 cases as an arbitrator in international commercial or sport disputes involving, among others, construction, agency, distribution, licensing, joint venture and media contracts. From 2018 to 2024, he has been a member of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). He has also sat as arbitrator in more than 20 proceedings before arbitral tribunals of international sports federations (including UCI, AIBA, FIVB, etc.). AREAS OF EXPERTISE International commercial arbitration International investment arbitration International sports arbitration INDUSTRY SECTORS Sports Media & entertainment Energy & natural resources Commodities trading Web 3.0, blockchain & cryptocurrencies trading REPRESENTATIVE CASES Lead counsel in a USD 150 million dispute representing a trader in an ICC arbitration against one of the leading cryptocurrencies’ centralised exchanges. Co-arbitrator in a construction dispute in the United Arab Emirates under the DIAC rules. Co-Counsel for a football agent in a dispute related to agency fees in a >EUR 100 million transfer against an international football player. Chairman of an arbitral tribunal in a banking dispute with seat in Switzerland. Lead counsel of a large commodity trading company in an arbitration dispute with seat in London. Chairman of an arbitral tribunal in a football-related TV Rights dispute of over USD 50 million. Lead counsel for a top bicycle brand in a dispute related to major sponsorship agreements. Sole arbitrator in a real estate dispute in Monaco with seat in Switzerland. Co-counsel for a majority shareholder in the M&A operations related to the acquisition of the Haute Route Series by the Ironman Group. Co-arbitrator in a post M&A dispute with seat in Switzerland. Lead counsel for a service provider against the Olympic Games’ national organising committee in a dispute relation to a license agreement. Co-counsel for FC BARCELONA before CAS in a transfer dispute involving the Brazilian player NEYMAR JR. and his first club SANTOS FC. Lead counsel for a national football federation in an appeal filed before the Swiss Federal Tribunal against an arbitral award issued by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. Lead counsel for a major broadcasting company in an arbitral dispute related to TV-rights. Co-counsel for a trading company from Democratic Republic of Congo in an appeal filed before the Swiss Federal Tribunal against an arbitral award. Lead counsel for a top professional athlete against the International Olympic committee in a dispute regarding his eligibility to participate in the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. Co-counsel for a European football club against the UEFA before CAS in relation to a match-fixing dispute. Sole arbitrator in a CAS dispute between a national Olympic committee and an international federation related to the qualification at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. Lead-counsel for a professional cycling team in a multimillion-dollar dispute against one of its main sponsors. Co-counsel for a Korean athlete regarding the qualification at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Lead counsel for an international Australian football player in an anti-doping dispute at both national and CAS levels against a national anti-doping agency. Lead counsel for a national football federation in an appeal filed before the Swiss Federal Tribunal against an arbitral award issued by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. Co-counsel for a company in a dispute related to the management and the organisation of ATP (professional tennis) tournaments. Co-counsel for FC BARCELONA in a multi-million dispute related to the purchase of an option right related to a rising-star player. Lead counsel for a professional cycling team in the sale of the shares of its managing entity and the takeover of the UCI WorldTour licence. Advising a major international Sport Federation in a contentious dispute with its constituents. Co-counsel to a football club in a claim against a player’s agent in proceedings before the FIFA Player’s Status Committee and the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) arbitration. Counsel to the president of the Badminton World Federation in organizational disputes between the Badminton World Federation and other regional federations. The dispute related to the governance of the Badminton World Federation. Co-counsel for a Continental Sports Federation in relation to a dispute relate to the organisation of a major multi-sport event. Lead counsel for a World and Olympic champion in a doping matter. Co-counsel for a major European football club against the UEFA before CAS in relation to financial fair-play. Co-Counsel for a European football club against the UEFA related to disqualification from the UEFA Champions League. QUOTES Alexis Schoeb wins plaudits as “a renowned and well-experienced CAS arbitrator”, with peers singling him out as “one of the very best in Switzerland”. WWL THOUGHT LEADERS, Sports & Entertainment 2022 Alexis Schoeb receives applause for his “strong reputation as a go-to sports lawyer”, acting across a broad range of sports matters in arbitration proceedings. WWL THOUGHT LEADERS, Sports & Entertainment 2020

Peter & Kim

Alexis Spyropoulos

Attorney at Law - Partner Head - Administrative Law & Public Procurement Practice

Nikolinakos & Partners Law Firm

Alexis Terray

Partner - Private Equity

Winston Taylor

Alexis Urbin-Choffray

Alexis is a principal in our Luxembourg tax team. He provides domestic and international tax assistance with a particular emphasis on private equity transactions, corporate reorganisations and investment fund structures. He focuses his practice on corporate tax matters notably in the context of corporate restructurings, holding and investment fund structure. Alexis accompanies a diverse range of clients including multinational companies, private equity firms and financial institutions on international and complex issues.

Charles Russell Speechlys

Alexis V. Herrera Ríos

Public Contracting & Privatization; Mergers, Acquisitions and Financing; Corporate Law; Maritime and Admiralty; Environmental and Energy Law; Labor & Employment; E-Commerce; Communications & IT; Litigation & Alternate Dispute Resolution.

Icaza, González-Ruiz & Alemán

Alexis Valençon

Kennedys

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

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