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Est · 2014
Practice

Five disciplines, one engagement.

The firm represents corporates, founders and counterparties before the courts and in international arbitration — partner and shareholder conflicts, senior-executive separations, high-value commercial disputes — and earlier, where possible, in the structures that prevent the dispute from arising at all.

Litigation

Partner and shareholder conflicts, commercial defaults, high-value claims — argued before the courts: measured, prepared, and on the record.

For example
  • A shareholder or partnership dispute heading to court
  • A breached supply, services, or M&A agreement
  • An urgent injunction — sought against you, or needed by you
What's in it for you

A written assessment of merits and exposure before proceedings begin — and the senior advocate who assesses the file argues it, end-to-end.

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Arbitration

Domestic and international proceedings — shareholder, M&A and investment disputes among them — conducted with discretion and rigour.

For example
  • A share-purchase or joint-venture dispute under an arbitration clause
  • A commercial conflict that must stay confidential and out of court
  • A tribunal seat that calls for a certified arbitrator
What's in it for you

Counsel who has sat in the arbitrator’s chair — and a process built for speed, confidentiality, and an enforceable award.

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Dispute prevention

Counsel before the dispute — executive exits, partnership structures, and stress-testing what the contract will have to bear.

For example
  • A partnership agreement being signed today that will be fought over tomorrow
  • Escalating correspondence that has not yet become a claim
  • A board or shareholder deadlock that needs a structured exit
What's in it for you

Conflicts mapped and defused before they become proceedings — at a fraction of what fighting them would cost.

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Strategy

Long-view counsel on posture, exposure, and timing — when to act, when to wait, when to settle.

For example
  • A negotiation where the counterparty is already rehearsing litigation
  • Dispute & conflict mapping before a major corporate decision
  • A sensitive separation or exit that must hold up if challenged
What's in it for you

Every move planned against one question: how does this read in court two years from now?

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Legal AI Implementation

Consultancy on bringing AI into legal work — use-cases, tools, governance, and confidentiality safeguards — implemented the way the firm runs its own practice.

For example
  • Lawyers already use public chatbots — and there is no policy
  • A legal-AI vendor pitch no one can evaluate
  • A board asking what AI means for legal cost and risk
What's in it for you

A written adoption map — where AI pays and where it does not — from counsel who implements it in his own trilingual practice.

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