Chambers Review
Provided by Chambers
Band 1
Band 4
Provided by Alexander Yanos
Based in the firm’s New York and Washington, D.C. offices, Alex’s practice includes commercial, financial, and treaty-based disputes, particularly in the energy and mining sectors, and in infrastructure disputes involving sovereigns and state-owned entities in Africa, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe. He has also had a long career litigating in the U.S. courts in connection with arbitral disputes, including two arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court. He is fluent in six languages.
Co-leader, firm’s International Arbitration & Dispute Resolution Team.
French, German, Greek, Russian, Spanish
Provided by Chambers
Provided by Chambers
Alex is at the top of the game. He is a tireless worker who masters difficult briefs in difficult parts of the world.
Alex is truly excellent with the work product and client service. He is very fast, responsive and extremely creative when it comes to the legal analysis.
Alex is just an amazing advocate and is strategically excellent.
Alex is at the top of the game. He is a tireless worker who masters difficult briefs in difficult parts of the world.
Alex is truly excellent with the work product and client service. He is very fast, responsive and extremely creative when it comes to the legal analysis.
Alex is just an amazing advocate and is strategically excellent.
1 item provided by Alston & Bird LLP
Alston & Bird Enhances International Arbitration Practice with Partner and Counsel in London
Alston & Bird has further strengthened its Litigation & Trial Practice Group and International Arbitration & Dispute Resolution Team with the addition of partner Amir Ghaffari and counsel Julia-Didon Cayre, who will reside in the firm’s London office.
Alston & Bird Enhances International Arbitration Practice with Partner and Counsel in London
Alston & Bird has further strengthened its Litigation & Trial Practice Group and International Arbitration & Dispute Resolution Team with the addition of partner Amir Ghaffari and counsel Julia-Didon Cayre, who will reside in the firm’s London office.