Avocats en Arbitration

Ahmed Abdelgawad

Co-Founding Partner and Co-Head of the M&A and Capital Markets practice area

ADSERO-Ragy Soliman & Partners

Ahmed Abdullah Khalil

Litigation Associate

Mohamed Nasser Law Firm

Ahmed Abouzeid

Partner & Head of Sports Law & Education

ALC Alieldean Weshahi & Partners

Ahmed Al Barwani

Partner, Head of Office - Oman

Al Tamimi & Company

Ahmed Al Ruwayeh

Co-Founder and Partner

ASAR - Al Ruwayeh & Partners

Ahmed Alonaizy

Lawyer محامي ومستشار قانوني متخصص في مجال حوكمة الشركات والاعمال المصرفية وحاصل على شهادة مبادئ المصرفية الإسلامية، وشهادة مبادى التأمين التعاوني، وشهادة مبادئ محاسبة الزكاة

AlFryan Law firm

Ahmed Barakat

Partner & Head of Litigation

ALC Alieldean Weshahi & Partners

Ahmed Dayhom

Al-Feshawy, El-Shazly & Partners

Ahmed Durrani

Partner

Sultan Al-Abdulla & Partners

Ahmed Gamal

Associate

Mohamed Nasser Law Firm

Ahmed Khaled

Associate

Rizkana & Partners

Ahmed Kotb

Partner, Head of Dispute Resolution

Khodeir & Partners

Ahmed Mohamed Abdel Rahim

Partner, Attorney-at-law

Youssry Saleh Law Firm

Ahmed Mostafa

Senior Associate

ADSERO-Ragy Soliman & Partners

Ahmed Weshahi

Senior and Founding Partner

ALC Alieldean Weshahi & Partners

Ahmer Bilal Soofi

Partner

ABS & Co.

Aigoul Kenjebayeva

Aigoul Kenjebayeva is the Partner for Kazakhstan at Dentons. She has led the practice in Kazakhstan ever since, and also served as Central Asia Managing Partner from 1994 until 2022. Her particular areas of specialization, acquired from over 30 years as a practicing lawyer in Kazakhstan and 11 years as a researcher in the economics of law, include corporate/M&A, energy/natural resources, PPP/infrastructure projects, IP, competition law, and dispute resolution. She is widely considered a top choice for dispute resolution in Kazakhstan. Since 2017, Aigoul serves as the first Kazakhstan lawyer appointed as a member of the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce. Aigoul currently serves for the fourth year as a member of the International Council under the Supreme Court of Kazakhstan. She is also a member of the arbitration panel of the International Arbitration Center at the Astana International Financial Center, a member of the Users’ Committee of the AIFC Court, a member of the Kazakhstan Bar Association Board, a member of the Kazakhstan Petroleum Lawyers Association Board and the Honorary Consul of the Kingdom of Norway in Almaty. In 2019, Aigoul was awarded with the Certificate of Honor of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan for merit in public and social activities. In 2020, Aigoul received a prestigious award from the Republic of Kazakhstan Supreme Court “For the Contribution to the Development of International Cooperation”.

Dentons

Ajak Jok Ajak

Associate

Oraro & Company Advocates

Ajinderpal Singh

Ajinderpal Singh is a senior partner in Dentons Rodyk's Litigation and Dispute Resolution and Arbitration practice groups. He is Co-Head of the Restructuring, Insolvency & Bankruptcy, White Collar and Government Investigations and Competition & Antitrust practices. He is also the Singapore-India and Singapore-Indonesia relationship partner. As a banking and insolvency practitioner, Ajinder has presented judicial management petitions for several creditors. He acted for the judicial managers of Singapore Leasing Pte Ltd, Tang Dynasty and Showpla Asia Ltd. He has been involved in preparing schemes of arrangements between companies and their creditors and reconstruction and amalgamation schemes for solvent groups of companies, often under time-sensitive and pressing conditions. He has represented liquidators and assisted them in investigations into the affairs of the company, notably in cases involving fraud, cross border asset tracing actions and suspected insolvent and fraudulent trading. Most notably, he recently acted for a Chinese state owned fund to recover over US$60 million invested by way of bonds in a Singapore listed company. The case involved asset recovery actions across borders in Singapore, Hong Kong and China. Issues concerning the Singapore listed entity were widely reported in the media and the team had to take out multiple urgent freezing order applications. He is also representing Perpetual Trustee who is the trustee for retail investors, who are collectively owed S$500 million in the ongoing insolvency proceedings involving Hyflux, a Singapore desalination company. The matter is widely reported in the media. He has also acted for receivers. His banking experience includes complicated disputes concerning syndicated loans in excess of tens of millions of dollars. Ajinder and his team are also authors of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act Compendium (LexisNexis) released in November 2020. The IRDA was passed in July 2020 and represents the conclusion of a long review of Singapore’s insolvency laws and is aimed at positioning Singapore as a restructuring hub in Asia. The new laws incorporate elements of US Chapter 11 proceedings by way of moratorium proceedings allowing the debtor to remain in control pending presentation of proposals of its scheme of arrangement with creditors. Further Singapore has also become a signatory to the Model law. The IRDA Compendium is the only resource book published to date concerning the new laws and contains detailed section by section analysis with relevant case law expositions including a detailed write up on how the cross border elements in the new law are to apply including court to court protocols. Ajinder has a broad and diverse range of arbitration experience. He has been involved in ICC, SIAC and other "ad hoc" arbitrations. He is well versed with issues related to the enforcement of arbitral awards, including applications for the setting aside of such awards. He has represented an investment fund vehicle against a local listed company in a dispute over their investment in a condominium development project. He acted for a major Japanese institution against its Indonesian joint venture partner. He has been involved in proceedings concerning the setting aside of a substantial arbitral award in favour of an American company against a state owned Indonesian oil and gas company.

Dentons Rodyk

Akaraporn Kulvijit

Partner

Weerawong, Chinnavat & Partners

Aksel Tannum

Partner Aksel Tannum is the head of Haavind’s renewable energy team and one of Norway’s leading specialists in the sector, having worked with this area throughout his entire career. His background from the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy gives him in-depth knowledge of the central regulatory authorities in the sector. He has extensive experience with issues related to power generation (wind and hydropower), grid, power sales and transactions within the energy sector. He counts among his regular clients several of Norway’s largest power companies and energy-intensive industries, as well as the largest Norwegian and foreign companies operating in the renewable sector in Norway. Tannum regularly litigates energy cases and has experience before all the courts, including arbitration and the Supreme Court. Among his highlights, he has litigated some of the principled energy cases before the Supreme Court, such as the “Force Majeure”-case on concession power. He is an author of the legislative energy commentaries, co-author of the Interlaw Book on Renewable Energies (2015) and a member of the Norwegian Bar Association’s energy law committee. The 2021 survey of law firms conducted by the financial daily Finansavisen rated Tannum among the top 4 attorneys in “Energy and climate”.

Advokatfirmaet Haavind AS

Akshay Kishore

Partner, Dispute Resolution

Bird & Bird ATMD LLP

Aladdin İraz

Founding Partner|Senior Attorney| Senior Consultant

Pi Legal Consultancy

Alain De Jonge

Of Counsel

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