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Teynier Pic makes first counsel promotion

Anne-Sophie Tonin, who helped French telecoms group Orange attach airplanes belonging to Equatorial Guinea, has been promoted to counsel at Paris boutique Teynier Pic.

28 January 2019

White & Case grows Lat Am team

Silvia Marchili has joined the partnership at White & Case after 13 years with King & Spalding in Houston, where she acted for investors in a number of successful treaty claims against Latin American states.

22 January 2019

CAS leader moves to private practice in Lausanne

The former deputy secretary general of the Court of Arbitration for Sport William Sternheimer has joined specialist boutique Morgan Sports Law, where he will head the firm’s newly opened Lausanne office.

10 January 2019

Lawyers charged in Geneva over fake arbitration

Swiss authorities have charged Matthew Parish and two other Geneva-based lawyers with fabricating an arbitration as part of an effort to implicate senior Kuwaiti officials in a coup plot and corruption scandal.

03 December 2018

New board for Ukrainian Arbitration Association

The Ukrainian Arbitration Association has elected lawyers based in Kiev, Moscow, London, Paris and Minsk to its nine-strong board presided over by Olena Perepelynska of Integrites in Kiev.

30 November 2018

Hoffmann departs Clyde & Co to set up independent boutique

Dual qualified English-German lawyer Anne K Hoffmann has left Clyde & Co in Dubai to establish her own arbitration boutique in the emirate.

29 October 2018

Akin Gump’s Moscow disputes head launches new practice citing US sanctions

Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld’s Moscow disputes head has left the firm along with 12 other lawyers, including five who practise international arbitration, to set up a new practice, citing US sanctions against Russia as the main reason for the move.

19 September 2018

Young construction group appoints Singapore co-chair

The recently formed YConstruction group has appointed a partner at Rajah & Tann in Singapore as its fourth co-chair as it looks to expand its reach in Asia following its opening in May.

12 September 2018

US alleges kickbacks by law firms in Venezuela cases

The US Department of Justice has alleged that unnamed law firms representing Venezuela in international arbitrations arranged to pay “kickbacks” to the relative of a Venezuelan government official.

01 August 2018

Noury takes helm at Freshfields in London

Sylvia Noury has taken over as London head of international arbitration at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, in the group's second leadership change this year.

01 May 2018

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