Avocats en Commercial Litigation

Alexander Mirkin

Principal

Offit Kurman

Alexander Pencu

Partner, Commercial Litigation & Cross-Border Dispute Resolution

Meister Seelig & Schuster

Alexander Sugzda

A consummate trial lawyer, Alex Sugzda advocates for policyholders in insurance recovery matters as well as parties in other commercial disputes. Serving a national and international client base, Alex litigates all phases of insurance coverage cases, from initial claim review through trial and appeal. In his practice, Alex represents a broad spectrum of clients, including small businesses with bet-the-company matters and large Fortune 500 corporations that regularly deal with insurance claim disputes, as well as individuals. Alex works with his clients in the preliminary stages of insurance coverage issues to steer them onto a sound course and to gauge the insurer’s initial responses. He also advises at the policy placement stage in the policy drafting process, participating on the front end and inserting language that helps avoid disputes down the road. In recent years, Alex has distinguished himself by successfully navigating insurance coverage disputes arising from numerous challenges. Alex served as lead counsel briefing and arguing a motion for summary judgment for ArcLight Capital Partners allowing it to access millions of dollars in defense coverage from Lexington Insurance Company to cover costs incurred defending itself from environmental litigation on the island of St. Croix. Alex also represented Philadelphia Energy Solutions through trial and settlement in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware in its pursuit of hundreds of millions of dollars in property damage and business interruption coverage following an explosion and fire loss at its refinery in Philadelphia. Alex has also assisted several clients with claims arising out of natural disasters, including securing a victory in the New Jersey Supreme Court that allowed New Jersey Transit to access up to $400 million in insurance coverage from a group of carriers to make much-needed repairs to its property following Superstorm Sandy. Alex has been at the forefront of issues like the surge in cybercrime, complicated government investigations, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the nationwide opioid crisis. These events demanded a sophisticated analysis of policy language to pursue full indemnification for policyholders. He finds profound satisfaction in guiding clients through these evolving and intricate insurance landscapes. In a notable matter involving insurance coverage surrounding cybercrime, Alex played a pivotal role in securing a first-of-its-kind summary judgment ruling for Medidata Solutions Inc. The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York recognized the company’s entitlement to coverage under a commercial crime insurance policy for a computer fraud loss, and the ruling was affirmed on appeal. Alex has also represented clients in all manner of alternative dispute resolution settings, obtaining successful results for clients in confidential arbitrations and mediations. Alex has consistently been recognized by Benchmark Litigation and Super Lawyers.

Cohen Ziffer Frenchman & McKenna

Alexander Tang

Partner

Stephenson Harwood

Alexander Vial

Alexander maintains a national practice in complex commercial and regulatory matters. He is recognised by Legal500 as a Leading Junior (Band 1) for competition law (2024, 2025), as a Leading Junior (Band 1) for white collar and regulatory matters (2024 Rising Star, 2025), and a Leading Junior (Band 3) for commercial disputes. He is also recognised as “One to Watch in Australia” for competition law (2025, 2026) and commercial law (2026) by Best Lawyers. Alexander specialises in commercial and regulatory litigation that covers all areas of competition and consumer law, trade practices including franchising, class actions, insolvency, intellectual property, and employment law. Alexander regularly advises on and appears in regulatory investigations and enforcement matters, as has appeared in Royal Commissions and inquiries. Before being called to the Bar, Alexander was a Senior Associate at Clayton Utz in Sydney where he specialised in competition law, consumer law, regulatory investigations and litigation. Earlier in his career, Alexander served as the Associate to the Honourable Chief Justice Doyle AC of the Supreme Court of South Australia and, after his Honour’s retirement, the Associate to the Honourable Chief Justice Kourakis. Alexander’s education includes a Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) from the University of Oxford and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) with First Class Honours from the University of Adelaide. Alexander is a founding author of Zuckerman on Australian Civil Procedure, a leading text on Australian civil procedure that is now in its second edition.

5 Wentworth Chambers

Alexander Weinberg

Partner, Head of Commercial Litigation and Banking Litigation Areas of Practice - High Value Commercial Litigation & Arbitration, Domestic & Multi-Jurisdictional Shareholder, Joint Venture and Company/Corporate disputes, Banking & Financial Services Litigation, including cases involving mis-selling, misconduct, misrepresentation, deceit, fraud, breach of duty, contractual interpretation and breach of transactional documentation, as well as various contentious restructurings and substantial group actions for consumers and retail investors against major institutions.

Wallace LLP

Alexander Zollner

Partner.

Wolf Theiss Rechtsanwälte GmbH & Co KG

Alexandra Cocks

Alex is a partner in McCarthy Tétrault’s Litigation Group and the National Class Actions Group. Alex is an experienced commercial litigator and has appeared in courts in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Ontario. Alex has significant arbitration experience, in domestic and international arbitrations. Her practice focuses on complex commercial disputes and class action defence. She is experienced in litigating contractual claims, partnership and shareholder disputes, fraud and breach of trust claims, real estate disputes, product liability and privacy claims. She represents clients from a broad array of industries, such as financial services, consumer and retail, technology and manufacturing.

McCarthy Tétrault

Alexandra Collett

Excello Law

Alexandra Roje

Litigation & Trial Counsel

Latham & Watkins

Alexandra Sadinsky

Alexandra Sadinsky is a Partner at Elsberg Baker & Maruri. Her practice focuses on high-stakes corporate and commercial litigation, with particular experience in stockholder litigation, corporate governance disputes, mergers and acquisitions litigation, and complex commercial and securities matters. Alexandra has represented corporations, investment funds, directors, officers, and other individuals in derivative and class actions and other complex disputes in the Delaware Court of Chancery, the Delaware Supreme Court, and other state and federal courts across the country. Her recent matters include disputes involving financial fraud, commercial contract claims, and trade secret misappropriation. Alexandra served as a law clerk to the Honorable Denny Chin of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and to the Honorable Claire C. Cecchi of the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey. She also served as an Adjunct Professor of Law in the First Year Legal Writing Program at Fordham Law School from 2020 to 2022. Alexandra earned her J.D., magna cum laude, from Fordham Law School, where she was a Senior Articles Editor for the Fordham Law Review and a member of the Fordham Moot Court Board. She is currently a member of the Fordham Law Alumni Association Board of Directors. Representative Matters‍ Represented Barry Diller and IAC Inc. in litigation in the Delaware Court of Chancery and the Delaware Supreme Court challenging IAC’s spin-off of Match Group, Inc. Developed a legal framework that informed subsequent amendments to the Delaware General Corporation Law governing controlling stockholder transactions. The Delaware Supreme Court recently observed that “SB 21, and specifically subsections (b) and (c) of new § 144, codified the result that the defendants advocated, and we rejected, in Match.” Rutledge v. Clearway Energy Grp. LLC, 2026 WL 548504, at *7 (Del. Feb. 27, 2026). Represented Twitter, Inc. in the highly publicized Delaware Court of Chancery action against Elon Musk seeking to specifically enforce Musk’s agreement to acquire the company. Representing Soroc Technology Holdings, LLC and White Oak Global Advisors in a $115 million fraud action in the Delaware Court of Chancery relating to Soroc’s acquisition of DecisionOne Corporation. The action alleges that the seller and its private equity sponsor inflated DecisionOne’s revenues by generating fraudulent invoices for non-existent customers. The dispute may set important precedent regarding contractual limitations on liability for intentional fraud in M&A transactions. Represented traders hired by Millennium Management from Jane Street Capital in expedited litigation alleging misappropriation of a confidential trading strategy. Represented Presidio, Inc., its CEO, and independent directors in stockholder litigation challenging the $2.1 billion sale of Presidio to BC Partners. Defeated stockholders’ attempt to block the sale and later secured dismissal of fiduciary duty claims against the company’s independent directors. Represented Convergys Corporation in defeating a stockholder’s attempt to block its sale to Synnex Corporation. Represented Bremer Bank and its directors in litigation against the bank’s charitable trust majority owner to prevent a hostile takeover attempt. Represented Raytheon Technologies Corporation in class action litigation alleging that Raytheon, Carrier Global Corporation, and Otis Worldwide Corporation breached equity compensation plans in connection with United Technologies Corporation’s spin-off of Carrier and Otis and its subsequent merger with Raytheon Corporation. Secured dismissal of the complaint on a motion to dismiss. Represented current and former directors of Cardinal Health, Inc. in stockholder litigation relating to board oversight during the opioid epidemic. Secured dismissal of corporate waste claims tied to executive compensation. Represented current and former directors of Cardinal Health, Inc. in securities litigation arising from the company’s acquisition and integration of Cordis Corp. Represented Barry Diller, Alexander von Furstenberg, and the Diller Foundation in Delaware Court of Chancery litigation concerning Expedia Group’s acquisition of Liberty Expedia Holdings. Following appointment of a special litigation committee, negotiated a governance-only settlement. Represented LG Electronics, USA in a Section 225 action in the Delaware Court of Chancery brought by the founders of Alphonso Inc. Represented Match Group, Inc. and IAC Inc. in litigation, including a jury trial in state court, brought by early employees and executives of Tinder.

Elsberg Baker & Maruri PLLC

Alexandre Glatz

Partner - https://www.osborneclarke.com/lawyers/alexandre-glatz/

Osborne Clarke

Alexandre Limbour

Chemarin & Limbour

Alexandre Reynaud

Alexandre has been practicing international arbitration for some fifteen years and is regarded as one of its rising stars.​ He advises and represents foreign companies, investors, governments and public entities in ad hoc and institutional proceedings in a wide range of industries, including aerospace, defence, energy, hospitality and construction. ​ He has acted in arbitrations under the aegis of major arbitral institutions, such as the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), the OHADA Common Court of Arbitration (CCJA) and the Paris Mediation and Arbitration Centre (CMAP). He also regularly sits as arbitrator in international commercial arbitrations. ​ On the back of a strong academic background in private international law, Alexandre has developed in-depth expertise in proceedings related to the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitration awards against private individuals and foreign States in France, especially in matters involving issues of State immunity (Loi Sapin II) and international notification.​ Alexandre also boasts a wealth of experience in other arbitration-related litigation proceedings, including matters relating to the appointment and challenge of arbitrators, the review and setting aside of arbitral awards and proceedings brought by third parties to a contract.​ Furthermore, Alexandre is regularly mandated to act in complex commercial and corporate governance disputes, both in France and in foreign jurisdictions.

TALMA Dispute Resolution

Alexandre Sami

Partner

Gowling WLG

Alexandre Vermynck

Alexandre Vermynck specializes in business, civil and criminal litigation. He has a recognized expertise in M&A, equity and complex commercial litigation. Former Premier Secrétaire de la Conférence of the Paris Bar, he also assists his clients in connection with white-collar proceedings.

De Pardieu Brocas Maffei

Alexandros Mavrommatis

Partner

Soteris Pittas & Co L.L.C

Alexandru Ciacoi

Counsel

Stratulat Albulescu Attorneys at Law

Alexis Gomez

Partner

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

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

Alfonso Curiel-Valtierra

Alfonso Curiel Valtierra has more than 10 years of experience in commercial litigation, often representing public entities and private companies. He was granted with specialization diplomas in financial law and civil and commercial procedural law by Universidad Panamericana. Also, Mr. Curiel-Valtierra has written and published several articles regarding relevant legal provisions in commercial and public law and participated in diverse forums in connection with commercial and financial law as well as insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings.

Baker McKenzie Abogados, S.C.

Alfred Deya

Senior Associate

Bowmans

Alfredo B. Molo III

Partner

Mosveldtt Law

Alfredo Pentimalli

Partner

Greenberg Traurig