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Egishe Dzhazoyan is a partner in King & Spalding’s London office and specializes in international arbitration and litigation. As a dual qualified (England & Wales and Russia) lawyer with both civil and common law background, Egishe is uniquely placed to provide strategic legal advice concerning large and complex disputes, often involving a cross-border element and enforcement issues. During 23 years of practice, Egishe has advised and represented clients in more than 200 arbitration and litigation proceedings across a host of various jurisdictions and in a broad range of industries.

An accomplished advocate, Egishe has represented clients in arbitrations under the rules of most of the leading international arbitration institutions including the ICC, LCIA, ICSID, VIAC, SCC, the Zurich Chamber of Commerce and the International Commercial Arbitration Court of Russia.

Egishe also serves as an arbitrator. As an arbitrator, he has particular experience with disputes involving sanctions issues.

Egishe also frequently advises clients in court proceedings and has particular experience in matters involving enforcement of arbitral awards against sovereign states, as well as complex offshore commercial fraud and asset recovery disputes. An example of this type of work was his role as lead global litigation counsel in helping to secure what is believed to be the largest ever court mandated asset attachment in legal history (US$22.6 billion) involving a freeze of the Republic of Kazakhstan’s National Fund assets in Belgium and the Netherlands in October 2017.

Chambers UK describes Egishe as an “extremely sophisticated, knowledgeable and strategic” lawyer who “combines intellectual rigour and strategic vision with attention to detail, tenacity and diligence” and “has an ability to listen to the clients' needs, and can effectively manage teams in complex legal disputes”. According to Legal 500 UK, Egishe is “a truly extraordinary lawyer” who “has an unparalleled business acumen and general knowledge when it to comes to assessing risks relating to business, political, geopolitical and other non-legal aspects of any dispute”, “simply phenomenal and a dream lawyer for any client to have”.

Egishe has been ranked in International Arbitration by Chambers UK 2022, 2023 and 2024 editions and has been consistently recognized in International Arbitration by Legal 500 UK for 2012–2024, as an expert by ExpertGuides Commercial Arbitration in the 2018-2021 editions, and has also featured in the inaugural Legal 500 International Arbitration Powerlist UK 2019. In addition, Egishe has been ranked as a Recommended lawyer by Legal 500 UK 2024 in the Commercial Litigation: Premium category.

In addition to his law practice, Egishe frequently appears as a guest lecturer on various arbitration related topics at the American University of Armenia and has published a number of articles in leading arbitration journals.

Egishe is fluent in English, Russian and Armenian and has a working knowledge of German and French.

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Credentials

G.D.L., College of Law, London, UK

LL.M., University of Cambridge, UK

Ph.D., Moscow State University

J.D., Moscow State University, with distinction

England and Wales

Law Society of England and Wales

Moscow City Bar, Russia

Russia

Law Society of England and Wales

Moscow City Bar

Armenian

English

French

German

Russian

Named as an "Arbitration Future Leader"


Who's Who Legal, 2024 edition

Named as a "Recommended" lawyer in the Commercial Litigation: Premium Tier 5 category


Legal 500 UK, 2024 edition

Recommended Lawyer: International Arbitration


Legal 500 UK, 2024 edition

Ranked Lawyer: International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2024 edition

Recommended Lawyer: International Arbitration


Legal 500 UK, 2023 edition

Ranked Lawyer: International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2023 edition

Recognised Lawyer: International Arbitration


Legal 500 UK, 2022 edition

Ranked Lawyer: International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2022 edition

Recognised lawyer in the International Arbitration and Commercial Litigation: Premium categories


Legal 500, 2021

Cited in Arbitration category


Legal 500, 2012–2020

Included in The Legal 500 Private Powerlist 2019


Legal 500 UK, 2019

“Expert”: Commercial Arbitration


Euromoney's Expert Guide, 2018-2020

“Up and Coming” lawyer, International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2013

Leading Individual: Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2012 edition

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Recognition

Named as an "Arbitration Future Leader"


Who's Who Legal, 2024 edition

Named as a "Recommended" lawyer in the Commercial Litigation: Premium Tier 5 category


Legal 500 UK, 2024 edition

Recommended Lawyer: International Arbitration


Legal 500 UK, 2024 edition

Ranked Lawyer: International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2024 edition

Recommended Lawyer: International Arbitration


Legal 500 UK, 2023 edition

Ranked Lawyer: International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2023 edition

Recognised Lawyer: International Arbitration


Legal 500 UK, 2022 edition

Ranked Lawyer: International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2022 edition

Recognised lawyer in the International Arbitration and Commercial Litigation: Premium categories


Legal 500, 2021

Cited in Arbitration category


Legal 500, 2012–2020

Included in The Legal 500 Private Powerlist 2019


Legal 500 UK, 2019

“Expert”: Commercial Arbitration


Euromoney's Expert Guide, 2018-2020

“Up and Coming” lawyer, International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2013

Leading Individual: Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2012 edition

Matters

Selected Arbitration Matters

Advising a U.S. oil & gas company on the enforcement of an arbitral award against a South American sovereign state. Value US$11 million.

Successfully representing an Armenian businessman in LCIA arbitration proceedings involving a claim under an option agreement relating to the parties’ failed joint venture project to develop a copper and molybdenum mine in the Armenian province of Lori. Value US$40 million.

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Matters

Selected Arbitration Matters

Advising a U.S. oil & gas company on the enforcement of an arbitral award against a South American sovereign state. Value US$11 million.

Successfully representing an Armenian businessman in LCIA arbitration proceedings involving a claim under an option agreement relating to the parties’ failed joint venture project to develop a copper and molybdenum mine in the Armenian province of Lori. Value US$40 million.

Representing two corporate respondents from Vallex Group in LCIA arbitration proceedings against Russia’s VTB Bank relating to the parties’ failed joint venture project to develop a copper and molybdenum mine in the Armenian province of Lori. Value US$300+ million.

Advising a U.S. investment adviser with respect to a potential investment arbitration claim against the government of an Eastern European country arising out of a concession operation in the mining sector. Value US$250+ million.

Acting for investors in ICSID arbitration proceedings against the Italian Republic arising out of the Energy Charter Treaty. Value €200+ million.

Advising a state-owned oil company in an SCC arbitration against a U.S. oil and gas company regarding a failed joint venture project in Western Siberia involving complex issues of Swedish and Russian law. Value: US$200 million.

Representing a Cypriot investor in ICSID arbitration proceedings against the Government of Montenegro. Value US$200+ million.

Acting for a European subsidiary of a major Russian bank in an LCIA arbitration against a major commodity trading company. Value €28+ million.

Acting for a European subsidiary of a major Russian bank in an LCIA arbitration against a Montenegrin aluminium smelter. Value €28 million.

Successfully representing a Cyprus-based claimant company in LCIA proceedings with a Singapore counterparty arising out of the parties’ failed joint venture in a Russian coal mining project. The award obtained upheld the entirety of the claimant's claims, including legal costs and interest. Value US$8 million.

Successfully representing an individual respondent in LCIA proceedings arising out of the parties’ dispute in relation to a Russian cardboard mill. The claims were fully dismissed on jurisdictional grounds with costs awarded in the client’s favour. Value US$10 million.

Representing an Eastern European energy company in a London-based UNCITRAL arbitration with a major commodity trading company. Value US$100 million.

Acting for a large Russian automobile manufacturer in a LCIA arbitration dispute against a major European investment bank involving a guarantee. Obtained a favourable settlement for the client. Value US$100+ million.

Representing two Russian claimants in a SCC arbitration against the government of an Eastern European state relating to expropriation of the claimants' shares in a major local bank. Value US$8 million.

Successfully representing three claimant companies against a Bermuda-based affiliate of a leading Russian investment bank following the market crisis of 2008 in three related LCIA arbitrations. The awards obtained upheld the entirety of the claimants' claims, including legal costs and interest.

SCC arbitration in Stockholm on behalf of a Swiss trading company arising from a shareholder dispute and consequent fraud under various agreements associated with the Russian aluminium industry. Obtained a favourable settlement for the client. Value US$380 million.

Selected Litigation Matters

Keith O’Loughlin v The Registrar of Companies and GCG Manager S.A. Luxco S.C.A. - successfully representing an individual claimant in an application to restore a dissolved company for the purposes of asserting a claim against the newly restored company.

VTB Bank PJSC v Mejlumyan [2021] EWHC 1386 (Comm) - acting for the defendant to an anti-suit injunction claim concerning Armenian court proceedings arising out of the termination of a share pledge agreement between the parties governed by Armenian law.

National Bank of Kazakhstan and another v Bank of New York Mellon SA/NV, London Branch and others [2020] EWHC 916 (Comm) - acting for the Second to Fifth Defendants in a complex award enforcement dispute arising out of related Belgian attachment proceedings involving the same parties. This dispute saw the first ever virtual trial in English legal history and was named in The Lawyer’s Top 20 Cases of 2020 list. Value US$545 million.

Leidos Inc v the Hellenic Republic [2019] EWHC 2738 (Comm) - successful enforcement of an €55 million ICC arbitral award arising out of a breach of contract claim relating to the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens.

Tsareva and others v Ananyev and others; Galagaev and others v Ananyev and others [2019] EWHC 2414 (Comm) - successful strike out of claims for fraud and conspiracy on behalf of the Third, Fourth and Fifth Defendants concerning certain securities issued by an affiliate of a major Russian bank. Value US$79 million.

National Bank of Kazakhstan and another v Bank of New York Mellon SA/NV, London Branch and others [2018] All ER (D) 103 (Dec) - acting for the Second to Fifth Defendants in a jurisdictional challenge concerning a claim for declarations which arose out of related Belgian conservatory attachment proceedings involving the same parties. Value US$540 million.

Representing Moldovan investors in enforcement proceedings in relation to an US$540 million Energy Charter Treaty arbitral award against the Republic of Kazakhstan - Stati and others v Republic of Kazakhstan [2018] EWCA Civ 1896.

Representing a subsidiary of the Libyan sovereign wealth fund in High Court proceedings with a Dubai-based counterparty involving allegations of breach of contract, fraud and conspiracy - Catalyst Management Services v Libya Africa Investment Portfolio [2018] EWCA Civ 1676. Value US$500 million.

Advising a private Russian client in a dispute arising out of a failed joint venture property development project in Morocco - Baturina v Chistyakov [2017] EWHC 1049 (Comm). Value €74 million.

Representing defendants in freezing order and related proceedings in the English High Court brought by the liquidator of a BVI entity - Montvale Invest Ltd (In Liquidation) v Terra Raf Trans Traiding Ltd and another [2016] EWHC 1664 (Ch). Value US$24.7 million.

Advising a private Russian client in High Court of Justice proceedings brought by a liquidator of a major Russian bank - JSC Mezhdunarodniy Promyshelnniy Bank and another v Pugachev amd others [2015] EWHC 2623 (Ch). Value US$1.5 billion.

Representing VTB Bank (Austria) AG in High Court proceedings against a foreign liquidator under the Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations 2006 - Re Kombinat Aluminijuma Podgorica AD (in bankruptcy) [2015] EWHC 750 (Ch).

Successfully representing a Gibraltar-based company in High Court proceedings against a number of Kazakh defendants arising out of a loan agreement – Terra Raf Trans Traiding Ltd v Aidar Assaubayev and Ors [2014] EWHC 4211 (Comm). Value US$7.3 million.

Representing an Eastern European energy company in worldwide freezing order proceedings in aid of a London-based UNCITRAL arbitration with a major commodity trading company. Value US$100 million.

Privy Council proceedings on behalf of a Kyrgyz telecom holding company on appeal from the Isle of Man concerning a dispute over a Kyrgyz mobile operator - Altimo Holdings and Investment Ltd and others v Kyrgyz Mobil Tel Ltd and others [2011] UKPC 7. Value US$600 million.

Anti-suit proceedings in the High Court of Justice relating to an LCIA arbitration involving a large Russian automobile manufacturer and a major European investment bank - BNP Paribas SA v Open Joint Stock Co Russian Machines and another [2011] EWHC 308 (Comm).

Advising a number of Russian parties in Bermuda court proceedings against a Bermuda-based investment fund in a dispute involving alleged breach of contract, fraud and tort arising out of the parties' joint venture in Russia. Value US$84 million.

Representing two Cypriot entities in English court proceedings concerning breach of agreements about the transfer of shares in a Russian company and related proceedings in Cyprus for negative declarations - Kolden Holdings Ltd v Rodette Commerce Ltd and another [2008] EWCA Civ 10.

Advising a subsidiary of Exxon Mobil in freezing order proceedings under section 44 of the Arbitration Act 1996 against a Venezuelan state owned oil & gas company - Mobil Cerro Negro Ltd v Petroleos De Venezuela SA [2008] EWHC 532 (Comm). Value US$12 billion.

Fraud and conspiracy proceedings before the High Court of Justice in London on behalf of France, Cyprus and Dubai based investors in the Tajik aluminum plant. Proceedings involving claims under six separate governing laws - Intermet FZCO and others v Ansol Ltd and others [2007] EWHC 226 (Comm). Value US$65 million.

Base Metal Trading Ltd v Shamurin [2004] EWCA Civ 1316 - imposition of a tortious/equitable duty of care and a voluntary assumption of responsibility; director's duties to his company and related governing law issues.

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March 24, 2022
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Matters

Selected Arbitration Matters

Advising a U.S. oil & gas company on the enforcement of an arbitral award against a South American sovereign state. Value US$11 million.

Successfully representing an Armenian businessman in LCIA arbitration proceedings involving a claim under an option agreement relating to the parties’ failed joint venture project to develop a copper and molybdenum mine in the Armenian province of Lori. Value US$40 million.

See more

Close

Matters

Selected Arbitration Matters

Advising a U.S. oil & gas company on the enforcement of an arbitral award against a South American sovereign state. Value US$11 million.

Successfully representing an Armenian businessman in LCIA arbitration proceedings involving a claim under an option agreement relating to the parties’ failed joint venture project to develop a copper and molybdenum mine in the Armenian province of Lori. Value US$40 million.

Representing two corporate respondents from Vallex Group in LCIA arbitration proceedings against Russia’s VTB Bank relating to the parties’ failed joint venture project to develop a copper and molybdenum mine in the Armenian province of Lori. Value US$300+ million.

Advising a U.S. investment adviser with respect to a potential investment arbitration claim against the government of an Eastern European country arising out of a concession operation in the mining sector. Value US$250+ million.

Acting for investors in ICSID arbitration proceedings against the Italian Republic arising out of the Energy Charter Treaty. Value €200+ million.

Advising a state-owned oil company in an SCC arbitration against a U.S. oil and gas company regarding a failed joint venture project in Western Siberia involving complex issues of Swedish and Russian law. Value: US$200 million.

Representing a Cypriot investor in ICSID arbitration proceedings against the Government of Montenegro. Value US$200+ million.

Acting for a European subsidiary of a major Russian bank in an LCIA arbitration against a major commodity trading company. Value €28+ million.

Acting for a European subsidiary of a major Russian bank in an LCIA arbitration against a Montenegrin aluminium smelter. Value €28 million.

Successfully representing a Cyprus-based claimant company in LCIA proceedings with a Singapore counterparty arising out of the parties’ failed joint venture in a Russian coal mining project. The award obtained upheld the entirety of the claimant's claims, including legal costs and interest. Value US$8 million.

Successfully representing an individual respondent in LCIA proceedings arising out of the parties’ dispute in relation to a Russian cardboard mill. The claims were fully dismissed on jurisdictional grounds with costs awarded in the client’s favour. Value US$10 million.

Representing an Eastern European energy company in a London-based UNCITRAL arbitration with a major commodity trading company. Value US$100 million.

Acting for a large Russian automobile manufacturer in a LCIA arbitration dispute against a major European investment bank involving a guarantee. Obtained a favourable settlement for the client. Value US$100+ million.

Representing two Russian claimants in a SCC arbitration against the government of an Eastern European state relating to expropriation of the claimants' shares in a major local bank. Value US$8 million.

Successfully representing three claimant companies against a Bermuda-based affiliate of a leading Russian investment bank following the market crisis of 2008 in three related LCIA arbitrations. The awards obtained upheld the entirety of the claimants' claims, including legal costs and interest.

SCC arbitration in Stockholm on behalf of a Swiss trading company arising from a shareholder dispute and consequent fraud under various agreements associated with the Russian aluminium industry. Obtained a favourable settlement for the client. Value US$380 million.

Selected Litigation Matters

Keith O’Loughlin v The Registrar of Companies and GCG Manager S.A. Luxco S.C.A. - successfully representing an individual claimant in an application to restore a dissolved company for the purposes of asserting a claim against the newly restored company.

VTB Bank PJSC v Mejlumyan [2021] EWHC 1386 (Comm) - acting for the defendant to an anti-suit injunction claim concerning Armenian court proceedings arising out of the termination of a share pledge agreement between the parties governed by Armenian law.

National Bank of Kazakhstan and another v Bank of New York Mellon SA/NV, London Branch and others [2020] EWHC 916 (Comm) - acting for the Second to Fifth Defendants in a complex award enforcement dispute arising out of related Belgian attachment proceedings involving the same parties. This dispute saw the first ever virtual trial in English legal history and was named in The Lawyer’s Top 20 Cases of 2020 list. Value US$545 million.

Leidos Inc v the Hellenic Republic [2019] EWHC 2738 (Comm) - successful enforcement of an €55 million ICC arbitral award arising out of a breach of contract claim relating to the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens.

Tsareva and others v Ananyev and others; Galagaev and others v Ananyev and others [2019] EWHC 2414 (Comm) - successful strike out of claims for fraud and conspiracy on behalf of the Third, Fourth and Fifth Defendants concerning certain securities issued by an affiliate of a major Russian bank. Value US$79 million.

National Bank of Kazakhstan and another v Bank of New York Mellon SA/NV, London Branch and others [2018] All ER (D) 103 (Dec) - acting for the Second to Fifth Defendants in a jurisdictional challenge concerning a claim for declarations which arose out of related Belgian conservatory attachment proceedings involving the same parties. Value US$540 million.

Representing Moldovan investors in enforcement proceedings in relation to an US$540 million Energy Charter Treaty arbitral award against the Republic of Kazakhstan - Stati and others v Republic of Kazakhstan [2018] EWCA Civ 1896.

Representing a subsidiary of the Libyan sovereign wealth fund in High Court proceedings with a Dubai-based counterparty involving allegations of breach of contract, fraud and conspiracy - Catalyst Management Services v Libya Africa Investment Portfolio [2018] EWCA Civ 1676. Value US$500 million.

Advising a private Russian client in a dispute arising out of a failed joint venture property development project in Morocco - Baturina v Chistyakov [2017] EWHC 1049 (Comm). Value €74 million.

Representing defendants in freezing order and related proceedings in the English High Court brought by the liquidator of a BVI entity - Montvale Invest Ltd (In Liquidation) v Terra Raf Trans Traiding Ltd and another [2016] EWHC 1664 (Ch). Value US$24.7 million.

Advising a private Russian client in High Court of Justice proceedings brought by a liquidator of a major Russian bank - JSC Mezhdunarodniy Promyshelnniy Bank and another v Pugachev amd others [2015] EWHC 2623 (Ch). Value US$1.5 billion.

Representing VTB Bank (Austria) AG in High Court proceedings against a foreign liquidator under the Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations 2006 - Re Kombinat Aluminijuma Podgorica AD (in bankruptcy) [2015] EWHC 750 (Ch).

Successfully representing a Gibraltar-based company in High Court proceedings against a number of Kazakh defendants arising out of a loan agreement – Terra Raf Trans Traiding Ltd v Aidar Assaubayev and Ors [2014] EWHC 4211 (Comm). Value US$7.3 million.

Representing an Eastern European energy company in worldwide freezing order proceedings in aid of a London-based UNCITRAL arbitration with a major commodity trading company. Value US$100 million.

Privy Council proceedings on behalf of a Kyrgyz telecom holding company on appeal from the Isle of Man concerning a dispute over a Kyrgyz mobile operator - Altimo Holdings and Investment Ltd and others v Kyrgyz Mobil Tel Ltd and others [2011] UKPC 7. Value US$600 million.

Anti-suit proceedings in the High Court of Justice relating to an LCIA arbitration involving a large Russian automobile manufacturer and a major European investment bank - BNP Paribas SA v Open Joint Stock Co Russian Machines and another [2011] EWHC 308 (Comm).

Advising a number of Russian parties in Bermuda court proceedings against a Bermuda-based investment fund in a dispute involving alleged breach of contract, fraud and tort arising out of the parties' joint venture in Russia. Value US$84 million.

Representing two Cypriot entities in English court proceedings concerning breach of agreements about the transfer of shares in a Russian company and related proceedings in Cyprus for negative declarations - Kolden Holdings Ltd v Rodette Commerce Ltd and another [2008] EWCA Civ 10.

Advising a subsidiary of Exxon Mobil in freezing order proceedings under section 44 of the Arbitration Act 1996 against a Venezuelan state owned oil & gas company - Mobil Cerro Negro Ltd v Petroleos De Venezuela SA [2008] EWHC 532 (Comm). Value US$12 billion.

Fraud and conspiracy proceedings before the High Court of Justice in London on behalf of France, Cyprus and Dubai based investors in the Tajik aluminum plant. Proceedings involving claims under six separate governing laws - Intermet FZCO and others v Ansol Ltd and others [2007] EWHC 226 (Comm). Value US$65 million.

Base Metal Trading Ltd v Shamurin [2004] EWCA Civ 1316 - imposition of a tortious/equitable duty of care and a voluntary assumption of responsibility; director's duties to his company and related governing law issues.

Insights

Article · Source: Law360

March 25, 2022
Emerging Economic Effects From Russia-Ukraine War

Client Alert

March 24, 2022
Financial Shockwaves

View all

Credentials

G.D.L., College of Law, London, UK

LL.M., University of Cambridge, UK

Ph.D., Moscow State University

J.D., Moscow State University, with distinction

England and Wales

Law Society of England and Wales

Moscow City Bar, Russia

Russia

Law Society of England and Wales

Moscow City Bar

Armenian

English

French

German

Russian

Named as an "Arbitration Future Leader"


Who's Who Legal, 2024 edition

Named as a "Recommended" lawyer in the Commercial Litigation: Premium Tier 5 category


Legal 500 UK, 2024 edition

Recommended Lawyer: International Arbitration


Legal 500 UK, 2024 edition

Ranked Lawyer: International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2024 edition

Recommended Lawyer: International Arbitration


Legal 500 UK, 2023 edition

Ranked Lawyer: International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2023 edition

Recognised Lawyer: International Arbitration


Legal 500 UK, 2022 edition

Ranked Lawyer: International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2022 edition

Recognised lawyer in the International Arbitration and Commercial Litigation: Premium categories


Legal 500, 2021

Cited in Arbitration category


Legal 500, 2012–2020

Included in The Legal 500 Private Powerlist 2019


Legal 500 UK, 2019

“Expert”: Commercial Arbitration


Euromoney's Expert Guide, 2018-2020

“Up and Coming” lawyer, International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2013

Leading Individual: Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2012 edition

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Recognition

Named as an "Arbitration Future Leader"


Who's Who Legal, 2024 edition

Named as a "Recommended" lawyer in the Commercial Litigation: Premium Tier 5 category


Legal 500 UK, 2024 edition

Recommended Lawyer: International Arbitration


Legal 500 UK, 2024 edition

Ranked Lawyer: International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2024 edition

Recommended Lawyer: International Arbitration


Legal 500 UK, 2023 edition

Ranked Lawyer: International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2023 edition

Recognised Lawyer: International Arbitration


Legal 500 UK, 2022 edition

Ranked Lawyer: International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2022 edition

Recognised lawyer in the International Arbitration and Commercial Litigation: Premium categories


Legal 500, 2021

Cited in Arbitration category


Legal 500, 2012–2020

Included in The Legal 500 Private Powerlist 2019


Legal 500 UK, 2019

“Expert”: Commercial Arbitration


Euromoney's Expert Guide, 2018-2020

“Up and Coming” lawyer, International Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2013

Leading Individual: Arbitration


Chambers UK, 2012 edition