Avocats en Alternative Dispute Resolution
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Mark London
Mark is Senior Partner at Devonshires and head of the construction and property services department at Devonshires. Mark specialises in dispute resolution and acts for registered providers of social housing, local authorities, private contractors, TMOs and construction professionals throughout the United Kingdom. In addition to advising on the full range of construction issues Mark also advises clients on all aspects of maintenance and repair and public procurement. Mark represents clients at adjudication, arbitration, mediation and litigation in both the Technology and Construction Courts and in High Courts. Mark has also represented clients who are being investigated or have been prosecuted under health and safety legislation and advises on all aspects of health and safety law in both the construction and care sectors. Mark has also acted for clients against their professional advisors including architects and employer’s agents in professional negligence. Mark’s practice area requires a detailed knowledge of all aspects of dispute resolution and he is responsible for drafting the full range of documentation required in the various dispute resolution forums. In addition to the purely contentious work, Mark also runs regular seminars and clinics for clients updating them on developments in dispute resolution within the construction industry along with other areas such as health and safety, the CDM Regulations and the Party Wall Act 1996. Mark London is 'extremely knowledgeable and reassuringly experienced' The Legal 500 2014.
Devonshires Solicitors LLP
Mark Mersel
Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Marta Berkemeyer
Marta Berkemeyer is the Chair and Head of the Intellectual Property Department.
BKM | Berkemeyer
Martha Chatziantoniou
Counsel Martha has been practicing law for over 22 years. She has extensive experience in litigation, representing clients in a wide range of judicial proceedings before all types of courts. Her areas of specialization include disputes arising from corporate issues, commercial transactions, contractual relationships, as well as civil and insurance claims. She has also been active in legal consultation and has participated in various out-of-court settlements of disputes. Martha has teaching experience as a lecturer in civil and trade law in Academic Institutions in Greece and in Cyprus.
Papapolitis & Papapolitis
Martin Deutsch
Partner
Holding Redlich
Martin Hall
Partner Equivalent
Hill Dickinson LLP
Martin Hattingh
Senior Associate
Webber Wentzel
Martin Meredith
Martin is a partner in RK’s Dispute Resolution Group. Dual qualified (England & Wales and Australia), with over 15 years of litigation and dispute resolution experience, he has handled complex commercial disputes to trial and appeal, mediations and regulatory investigations across several common law jurisdictions. Martin’s experience extends to acting for financial institutions, insolvency practitioners, hedge funds, regulators, public sector bodies and commercial entities. His career includes advising clients in relation to complex cross border interconnected recovery actions worth in excess of £100m associated with the winding up of foreign corporate entities, misrepresentation/ negligence claims worth USD650m, together with successfully defending high profile judicial reviews. As a qualified mediator, Martin has considerable experience in advising and representing a broad spectrum of clients in resolving disputes through mediation and other alternative dispute resolution processes.
Rosling King
Martin Palleson
Partner
Gowling WLG
Martín G. Chajchir
Martin Chajchir joined Marval in 2002 and became a partner in 2013. He specializes in Intellectual Property litigation, with a focus on trademarks, domain names, and industrial models and designs. His areas of practice include IP enforcement and anticounterfeiting ─with broad experience in preliminary injunctions and attachment and seizure measures─, general IP litigation, domain name recovery, and out-of-court claims. He represents clients in opposition and cancellation proceedings before the PTO and the Federal Courts. Additionally, he has extensive experience in pre-trial mediation proceedings, conducting negotiations and drafting settlement agreements.
Marval O’Farrell Mairal
Marvin Masangkay
Partner
Quisumbing Torres
Mary Hough
Partner and Head of the Healthcare team at Hayes solicitors. She specialises in professional indemnity defence litigation and in particular dealing with high value clinical negligence claims. Mary has extensive experience in civil litigation, acting for insurance companies, indemnifiers and plaintiffs. For many years, Mary has advised public and private hospitals, medical professionals and their indemnifiers in a wide range of contentious and non-contentious medico-legal matters. These include issues relating to consent, policies, guidelines and protocols, patient complaints, Data Protection and Freedom of Information legislation, retention of records and claims management.Partner specialising in professional indemnity defence litigation and in particular dealing with high value clinical negligence claims. Mary has extensive experience in civil litigation acting for insurance companies, indemnifiers and plaintiffs. For many years, Mary has advised public and private hospitals, medical professionals and their indemnifiers in a wide range of contentious and non-contentious medico-legal matters. These include issues relating to consent, policies, guidelines and protocols, patient complaints, Data Protection and Freedom of Information legislation, retention of records and claims management. She has also served on a hospital ethics committee. Mary is an experienced advocate and has represented individual clinicians and hospitals at inquests and was the sole advocate for a major public hospital in the Dunne Inquiry. She has lectured to clinicians and medical students in public and voluntary hospitals on issues such as informed consent, mediation and claims management. Mary has a strong interest in alternative dispute resolution. She is a CEDR accredited mediator and has participated in the mediation of disputes related to healthcare and non-healthcare issues.
Hayes Solicitors LLP
María José Soto
Associate
BLP
María Victoria Munévar
Partner
Brigard Urrutia
Marília Canto Gusso
Partner
Wongtschowski Kleiman Advogados
Matan Winkler
Partner
Goldfarb Gross Seligman & Co.
Mathew Forde
I am a Partner practising primarily as a commercial dispute resolution lawyer, with a specialist focus in intellectual property and reputation management. I am recognised as a leader in my field in the principal legal directories and licensed to practice in three jurisdictions, which means that I advise and represent clients on English, Northern Irish and Irish / EU law matters. I particularly enjoy working with creatives and entrepreneurs. I have more than 25 years' experience advising commercial clients on a variety of complex dispute and IP management issues across a range of sectors, in particular: digital media, technology, manufacturing, product design, food and drink. I work closely with clients at the early stages of disputes, exploring ways to prevent escalation, or finding creative ways to break deadlocks, either through mediation or ADR.
Lewis Silkin
Matthew Brown
Matt is an experienced commercial litigator with a proven track record conducting heavyweight litigation with a particular emphasis in the following core areas: insurance litigation and policy disputes; product liability and property damage disputes; and building disputes and professional negligence claims. Matt has a particularly strong reputation in the insurance, retail and technology sectors and works with a number of leading white goods manufacturers and insurance companies including Hoover Candy Group and MD Insurance Services. Matt regularly handles complex and high value technical cases, often involving multiple parties and the need for expert evidence, in the High Court. He combines an analytical approach with an ability to understand his clients’ key objectives and commercial drivers to develop strategies that achieve the best possible results for his clients. In some cases this requires recourse to court action including, where relevant, urgent injunctive relief. In many cases, however, the focus is on facilitating an early commercial resolution, utilising ADR processes such as negotiation and mediation. Recent work handled by Matt includes: successfully extracting a global healthcare company from a multiparty, multi-million pound High Court product liability claim arising out of fire damage; securing a significant payout from a supplier for a household name client in respect of a multi-million pound claim in respect of defective toy products; successfully defending a multi-million pound High Court professional negligence claim relating to an allegedly defective lift; successfully resisting an application to bring an additional claim in a multimillion pound reported Commercial Court case (Gaia River SA v (1) Behike Ltd (2) Alpha Sky Ltd (2020)); securing a significant payout for a developer in connection with an insurance policy coverage dispute concerning a right to light claim. Matt has spent three months working on secondment with a leading global leisure travel PLC. Matt is a contributing author to the Insurance and Reinsurance section of LexisNexis' online practical guide for legal practitioners, Lexis PSL.
Shoosmiths LLP
Matthew Cocklin
Matthew specialises in construction dispute resolution and acts for all groups that operate in the domestic and international construction industry including developers, public bodies, contractors, sub-contractors and construction professionals. He advises on the merits of all types of construction dispute and acts as party representative in adjudication, arbitration, expert determination and litigation (Technology and Construction Court) proceedings together with mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution. Matthew has experience of acting as advocate at meetings before some of the leading adjudicators in the UK.
Devonshires Solicitors LLP
Matthew Fleming
Partner
KPMG Law
Matthew Needham-Laing
Partner
Davitt Jones Bould
Matthew Weston
Legal Director
Birketts LLP
Matthias Fekl
Matthias Fekl is a founding partner at Audit – Duprey – Fekl.
Audit Duprey Fekl
Maura Connolly
Maura is Partner and Head of the Dispute Resolution Group. She also leads the Employment Law Group in Ireland. Maura’s disputes practice has involved the management of large scale litigation. This has recently included Commercial Court proceedings relating to professional negligence in the financial sector, management of a large e-discovery process, acting in a landmark case relating to the “Gig Economy” and the status of workers. In addition to representing clients in the Courts, particularly the High Court and Commercial Court, Maura has advised extensively on alternative dispute resolution procedures including mediation. Maura’s practice includes advice on regulatory matters, including professional conduct investigations and decision making, administrative law and legal proceedings. She has advised on statutory investigations, tribunals of inquiry and directors’ liability for statutory offences. Having practised for many years in the area of employment law Maura’s practice includes advising employers and employees on all aspects of employment law including contentious and non-contentious matters. She has been involved in many commercial transactions and has considerable experience of employment law issues arising in the context of mergers and acquisitions, including transfer of undertakings issues. She also advises on a contractual matters, development of policies and procedures, management of disciplinary, performance, absence and other processes. This includes regularly appearing in the Workplace Relations Commission, the Labour Court and the Civil Courts. Data privacy and dealing with data access requests under GDPR is a feature of many cases in which we are involved. Most recently she has advised extensively on Covid-19 related issues, restructurings, redundancies and legislative changes.
Addleshaw Goddard