Avocats en Commercial Litigation

Mark Goodman

Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Mark Gough

Partner & Head of Commercial Litigation - Dispute Resolution

Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)

Mark Hanchet

Partner

Mayer Brown

Mark Holscher

As a nationally recognized trial lawyer and former Assistant U.S. attorney, Mark represents clients in their most significant matters across an array of industries. These matters range from securities litigation and white-collar and regulatory investigations, to trade secret and fraud and RICO matters. His 30-year career has cemented him as one of California’s most creative and winning trial attorneys. Mark is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. His methodical approach to working-up cases and always being steps ahead to protect his clients has earned him a spot on the Daily Journal’s “Leading Lawyers” list every year since 2008, as well as earning him two California Attorney of the Year awards. Mark has been recognized by Chambers USA in the areas of Commercial Litigation and White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations every year since 2008. Clients describes him as "great on his feet, very strategic and always available." Another client remarked he is “a go-to litigator for tough matters."

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Mark Howarth

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Mark Johnson

Principal

Offit Kurman

Mark Jones

Partner in Commercial Litigation department, with 50+ lawyers and support staff dealing with all areas of commercial litigation, including specialists in construction and property related matters.

JMW Solicitors LLP

Mark Kirsch

Partner

King & Spalding

Mark Kirsch

Partner

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Mark Konkel

Partner

Kelley Drye & Warren LLP

Mark Lim

I lead the firm's Dispute Resolution practice group and specialise in the resolution of complex commercial disputes. Much of my work has an international focus and I work regularly with lawyers from different jurisdictions. I have extensive experience of international and domestic litigation, including at appellate level. I am among a small number of lawyers ranked in legal directory Chambers for Commercial and Corporate Litigation (2019-2024). I am also ranked as a Leading Individual in Legal 500 for Commercial Litigation (2022-2024). My clients are diverse, ranging from multi-national corporates to startup companies and I often act for high net-worth individuals, fellow professionals, marcoms agencies, tech companies and major brand owners. I have a particular interest in insolvency issues and I regularly act for and against Insolvency Practitioners. I am Vice Chair of The City of London Law Society's Litigation Committee. I'm also a member of International Bar Association's Litigation Committee.

Lewis Silkin

Mark Ng

Senior Associate

Bird & Bird ATMD LLP

Mark Oakley

Partner and Head of Property Litigation

Judge & Priestley LLP

Mark Oulton, K.C.

Partner

Nathanson, Schachter & Thompson

Mark Rondell

Partner

Shakespeare Martineau LLP

Mark Sachs

Mark has a broad practice in shipping, commodity and commercial litigation. He has conducted arbitrations in London, Singapore, China, Hong Kong and Stockholm either as counsel or lead partner. He also has considerable wet shipping experience having handled all types of casualties. He has litigated shipbuilding, construction and mining disputes. A fluent Mandarin Chinese speaker, Mark studied in China and is adept at working with Chinese evidence, both oral and written. He was one of the first foreign maritime lawyers to work in China in the late 1980s. In London arbitration he was the lead partner in a significant arbitration arising out of a cancellation dispute involving the vessel Atalanta. This has generated consequential High Court litigation in Westwood Shipping Lines and Weyerhaeuser NR Company v Universal Schifffahrtsgesellschaft mbH [2012].

Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP

Mark Shaw KC

Practising KC. (Blackstone Chambers, Temple, London) and mediator. As a litigator, Mark specialises in public law: especially central and local government bodies, professional disciplinary and regulatory agencies, police authorities, utilities and media organisations. This brings a depth of insight into the legal, presentational, financial, personnel, data protection and policy issues which often tax public and regulatory bodies. As a mediator, however, Mark’s 15 years of experience has mostly involved private sector disputes in almost every area of law, especially: corporate/partnership, neighbours/boundaries/land, landlord & tenant, commercial contracts, (re)insurance, media, procurement, financial services (workplace, contractual and regulatory/enforcement), health & safety, utilities, schools/universities & clubs, religious institutions, employment, industrial relations/trade unions, misconduct/misfeasance, EU, discrimination/harassment, property development, professional negligence, pensions, adult/child social care, health and family. Increasingly, Mark is trusted with the more important, high value, high profile and high temperature disputes. They often involve multiple parties, complex legal issues and international dimensions; lasting several days and demanding advanced mediator skills. Recent mediations include, for example resolving two long-running industrial relations disputes concerning changes to the pension arrangements for 1000s of public sector workers (including senior judges) the joint mediation (with Lord Woolf, former Lord Chief Justice) of a dispute over what was then thought to be the largest costs bill in UK legal history (arising from a very substantial negligence/nuisance class action about the alleged dumping of chemicals in Africa) An overseas dispute about the legality and scale of enforcement action taken by an offshore financial services regulator against traders/companies. Resolving the allocation of care responsibilities, and millions of pounds in care costs, between four public bodies. Mark has also acted as a hybrid mediator/adjudicator/visitor for Exeter University dealing with a challenge by the Christian Union to its suspension from the Students’ Union for refusing to allow non-Christian students to become members or leaders, which helped to defuse a judicial review claim. He has recently also acted as an independent investigator for a major UK professional regulator, reporting on a complaint made by a registrant against the regulator’s head.

IPOS Mediation

Mark Weissman

Principal

Offit Kurman

Markus Kellner

Partner

DSC Doralt Seist Csoklich Rechtsanwälte GmbH

Markus Kokko

Partner Markus Kokko regularly advises major domestic and international clients on dispute resolution and corporate crime cases. Markus has in-depth experience of domestic and international corporate and commercial disputes and he has acted as lead counsel in numerous extensive cases. Markus also has an exceptional track record in handling a broad range of litigation and arbitration cases. In addition Markus frequently advises companies and executives in relation to complex corporate crime cases and criminal investigations regarding, inter alia, insider trading, environmental violations, corruption, imports and exports and tax. Markus heads the firm’s Litigation & Arbitration and Corporate Crime teams.

Borenius

Markus Langen

Partner

White & Case LLP

Markus Schifferl

Partner

bpv Hügel

Marla Butler

Partner Marla represents clients in the medical, semiconductor, power, networking and other high-tech industries in high-stakes commercial litigations, arbitrations and trials. She helps clients proactively take on commercial threats, monetize their patent assets and/or defend against lawsuits that threaten their businesses. She conducts critical early case evaluations to help clients quickly assess risk, which helps them predict important outcomes and see a fuller range of strategic options. Marla has developed a deep understanding of technology and is skilled at building and leading diverse teams of lawyers, scientists and economists, which enhances her ability to devise and implement successful litigation and trial strategies and to simplify complex technology concepts for judges, juries and arbitrators.

Thompson Hine LLP

Marlieke ten Brinke

Senior attorney

Wijn & Stael Advocaten N.V.