Avocats en Arbitration
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James Eighteen
James is a commercial litigator with a focus on the sports sector. He is a key advisor to many household names in sport, including The FA, the British Horseracing Authority and Premiership Rugby, on a range of contentious and regulatory matters. In addition, he advises teams and individuals such as Raheem Sterling and Phil Foden, regularly appearing before disciplinary panels, the High Court and the Court of Arbitration for Sport. James has particular experience in sporting investigations. His recent highlights include advising Premiership Rugby on a wide range of matters, including the creation and implementation of the Financial Monitoring Panel and the co-creation of a new Men’s Professional Game Partnership, as well as acting for Newcastle United FC on proceedings commenced in the Competition Appeal Tribunal by Sports Direct.
Northridge Law LLP
James Flanagan
Partner
A&L Goodbody Northern Ireland LLP
James Hartley
Litigation and arbitration partner, with a focus on high-value and ‘high stakes’ matters. Currently handling a number of significant cases, including a major Group Action, several high value finance/banking litigation cases, competition litigation and professional negligence cases. He regularly advises commercial clients on complex litigation risk management solutions, including funding and risk transfer/insurance. He is well respected in the London litigation funding market.
Freeths LLP
James Heintz
Partner
DLA Piper LLP (US)
James Hu
Partner
Fangda Partners
James Hu
Senior Partner
Wintell & Co Law Firm
James Jiang
Managing Partner
Topcom China Law Offices
James Kallianis
Partner
Skarzynski Marick & Black LLP
James Kobak
Senior Ethics Counsel in the New York Office
Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP
James McCullough
Litigation Of Counsel and Head of Government Contracts. Mr. McCullough is litigation of counsel and head of the Government Contracts Practice and member of the Aerospace & Defense Practice. His experience spans a broad range of industries and government agencies, with a focus on aerospace and defense companies. Mr. McCullough’s practice includes pre-award litigation and counseling on contract formation issues, post-award disputes and litigation, and the representation of government contractors in various civil proceedings, including Procurement Integrity and Freedom of Information Act disputes, and enforcement matters involving mandatory disclosure and suspension and debarment. He has been lead counsel in numerous bid protests before the US Government Accountability Office, the United States Court of Federal Claims, and other federal courts. Mr. McCullough also has extensive litigation experience involving claims and terminations at various Boards of Contract Appeals and the Court of Federal Claims. In addition, he has frequently participated in the resolution of government contract disputes through the use of alternative dispute resolution techniques, including mediation and arbitration, and has frequently participated as government contracts counsel in mergers and acquisitions, private equity investments, and joint venture transactions involving aerospace and defense companies.
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP
James McKinnell
Partner
Bowmans
James O"Flinn
Specialising in all aspects of commercial litigation and arbitration, with particular interest in intellectual property and franchising.
Keystone Law
James Parker
Partner
Nathanson, Schachter & Thompson
James Pirrie
James is a director at Family Law in Partnership. He specialises in complex financial issues arising from divorce and separation and non-adversarial and cost effective approaches to divorce including mediation, arbitration and collaborative law. James also has a strong track record of helping clients to achieve excellent outcomes in the Court system. James led Resolution's “Parenting after Parting” inititative to heighten lawyers' awareness of positive co-parenting. James is also the founder of Divorce Diaries, a collection of insights and experiences of former clients going through divorce or separation. He was one of the first lawyers to train as both a collaborative lawyer and a family arbitrator and James is qualified to arbitrate both financial disputes and children matters. As a trained mediator he is also qualified in the commercial model of mediation and direct child consultation.
Family Law in Partnership Ltd
James Ramsden KC
Senior Partner and Co-Founder James Ramsden KC has an expansive international practice in commercial dispute resolution, regulatory, disciplinary, media, sports and public law serving a diverse clientele of City, corporate, governmental and regulatory clients. He is recognised by Chambers UK and Chambers Global as a leading King's Counsel (KC) in commercial dispute resolution and civil fraud, described as “an absolute star” and “a totally dedicated and stellar leader”. He is a committed and versatile advocate who is known for leading cohesive and effective teams in complex and often time-constrained assignments. Aside from the UK, he has been admitted to or advised in multiple jurisdictions including, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, US, Russia, Ukraine, Iceland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Spain, Italy, Uruguay, Australia, BVI, Jersey & Isle of Man. He was recently admitted to the Cayman Bar. James lectures widely on Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Counter-Terrorism Financing (CTF), fraud and asset recovery and is author and contributing editor for the authoritative practitioner’s reference, Butterworths’ Financial Regulation Service.
Astraea
James Schuelke
Partner
Hogan Thompson Schuelke LLP
James Taylor
James is an employed barrister working across the firm’s core practice areas, with a particular focus on commercial litigation, commercial and civil fraud, insolvency and company disputes. He acts variously as sole counsel, junior counsel and in an associate capacity on CANDEY matters (both London and BVI). His recent work includes: Acting for the defendant trustee, appointed as representative of the beneficiaries, in a claim seeking revocation of seven BVI trusts on grounds of mistake (junior counsel to David Harby, also of CANDEY). Acting for the petitioners in trial of a s994 unfair prejudice petition concerning the contrived insolvency of a recruitment business (sole counsel in High Court, Business List (ChD)). Drafting Reply and Defence to Counterclaim in debt claim arising out of failure by co-supplier to make onward payments pursuant to a services agreement and cooperation agreement (with Tony Beswetherick KC). Advising on the effect of a settlement agreement between lender and co-guarantor under an English law-governed facility agreement, and on the effect of the rule in Gibbs on foreign proceedings. Advising the UK subsidiary of a leading Indian real estate company in relation to threatened proceedings by its former LLP partner. Advising on whether the right to terminate was effectively excluded by the terms of a share purchase agreement, and on the contractual enforceability of a deed that had not been validly executed (sole counsel). Obtaining relief from sanctions (debarring witness statements) in proceedings arising out of an investment agreement made between shareholders in a farming company (sole counsel in the High Court, Circuit Commercial Court (KBD)). Obtaining a Norwich Pharmacal order against a leading high street bank in relation to a phishing fraud targeting an Italian clothing manufacturer (sole counsel in the High Court, ChD). Drafting claim notices in respect of alleged breaches of insured warranties in a share purchase agreement, and in the same matter drafting LCIA Request for Arbitration seeking c. £5 million. Advising an SME in relation to authorised push payment (APP) banking fraud. Drafting pre-action correspondence and advised in relation to prospective claims against two investment banks in respect of their early redemption of equity-linked securities. Before commencing pupillage, James was the Judicial Assistant to David Richards LJ in the Court of Appeal; and subsequently a Research Assistant in the Commercial and Common Law team at the Law Commission of England and Wales. During his legal studies James was a Lord Denning Scholar of Lincoln’s Inn and won the Lincoln’s Inn Student Law Journal Prize. Before converting to law James graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge with a First in history. James was called to the Bar of England and Wales at Lincoln’s Inn in October 2021 and the Bar of the British Virgin Islands in November 2024.
CANDEY
James Weinberger
James Weinberger is an accomplished litigator and strategic advisor who helps his clients protect, enforce, and manage their intellectual property rights. His clients include global entertainment brands, professional sports leagues, multinational personal care products companies, and pioneering cosmetics. For these clients and others, James advises on a range of IP and commercial issues, including copyright, trademark, and trade dress infringement; unfair competition and false advertising; right of publicity disputes; internet-related matters; and First Amendment rights. As a litigator, James successfully argued an appeal before the Ninth Circuit on behalf of client DC Comics that resulted in the Batmobile being accorded full copyright protection as a character, and in which the Court set forth a new, three-part test for determining protection of a character appearing in comic books, television programs, or films under the 1976 Copyright Act, independent of any specific work in which it has appeared and irrespective of whether, like the Batmobile, it “lacks sentient attributes and does not speak.” James regularly represents clients through federal and state court litigation, mediation, arbitration, administrative litigation in the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, and Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) proceedings in the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). He counsels clients on copyright and trademark enforcement strategy, execution, portfolio management, and clearance, and negotiates and drafts trademark and copyright licenses, co-existence and settlement agreements. James has been recognized by Chambers & Partners as a leading copyright and trademark lawyer for the past 16 years. He is a sought-after speaker and an active committee member on intellectual property for the International Trademark Association (INTA) and the New York Bar Association.
Fross Zelnick Lehrman & Zissu, P.C.
James Williams
Partner Areas of Practice: James advises both employers and employees on the full spectrum of employment law matters, including day-to-day surgery advice, litigation, transactional support and executive severance
Wallace LLP
Jan Aubert
Partner / Attorney at law • Compensation for personal injury, all sectors • Professional liability • Transportation law •Construction law • Marine law • Insurance law • Life insurance • Legislation on insurance activities • Tort law • Litigation • Arbitration • Negotiations
Advokatfirma Kogstad Lunde & Co
Jan B. Jansen
Partner
BAHR
Jan Einar Barbo
Jan Einar Barbo joined Arntzen Grette in August 2025 and is a member of the firm's Construction and Dispute Resolution practice groups. He is recognised as a Hall of Fame lawyer in Construction by The Legal 500, having been top-ranked in the field for many years, and is ranked as a Senior Statesperson by Chambers and Partners, where he has been continuously recognised for 18 years. Jan Einar holds a PhD in Construction Law and has nearly three decades of experience advising on major and technically complex construction, infrastructure, and industrial projects. He assists public and private clients throughout all phases of projects, from procurement strategy and contract negotiations to project execution, final settlements, and dispute resolution. He has extensive experience advising on large-scale public infrastructure projects, and his practice also covers energy projects, water and wastewater infrastructure, carbon capture initiatives, and other major industrial developments. Jan Einar has represented clients in numerous construction disputes before both courts and arbitral tribunals and also acts as an arbitrator and mediator. He is widely regarded as one of Norway's leading construction law practitioners, recognised for his strategic advice and ability to resolve complex disputes through negotiation and mediation.
Arntzen Grette
Jan Küng
Associate
Lenz & Staehelin
Jan L. Backer
Jan has an extensive experience in advising companies and industry clients on a broad range of issues. He has considerable experience in international transactions. Jan has worked on employment law issues for more than 20 years. His general knowledge of and long-term relationship with management in business and industry makes him a valuable advisor with respect to contractual issues, termination and other questions relating to the management. He is frequently been used for discussing and preparing pension arrangements as well as advising on conflicts pertaining to pension issues. Jan has been much involved in reorganizations and downscaling. He is a member of the Norwegian Bar Association's Panel for employment law. He is recommended by Chambers and Partners as "Leaders in their field" in the category Employment.
Wikborg Rein