Our Expertise

We advise, assist and represent our clients in Investor-State Arbitration cases in the world’s principal arbitral fora, including the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague and the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) in Washington, D.C.

We advise, assist and represent our clients in International Commercial Arbitration cases all over the world in both institutional (under the ICC rules or others) and ad-hoc proceedings (under the UNCITRAL rules or others) regardless of the place of arbitration, the rules applicable to the arbitration agreement, the arbitral procedure or the merits of the dispute.

We advise, assist and represent our clients, directly or with the assistance of local counsel, in their transnational litigation cases before National Commercial Courts around the world.

We are regularly involved in arbitration-related litigation in the framework of seeking court assistance to an international arbitration proceeding or in the framework of annulment or recognition and enforcement proceedings of arbitral awards, as well as in general commercial litigation cases with strong transnational connections.

We advise, assist and represent our clients, directly or with the assistance of local counsel, in their transnational litigation cases before National Criminal Courts around the world.

We regularly assist and advise our clients on general issues of international and transnational law, including the law of transnational contracts and international investment law.

We are regularly consulted in matters related to the negotiation, performance and interpretation of transnational contracts. We also regularly assist and advise our clients in the drafting and negotiation of international investment treaties and multilateral instruments related to international dispute resolution and regional economic integration.

We also assist and advice our clients in the design and implementation of negotiation strategies to reform transnational contracts in order to maintain the stability of the operations and achieve the desired contractual modifications while preventing or minimizing the risks inherent to contractual renegotiation.