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Shirin Saif

Europe 2026

Roschier

Ranked in 1 practice area

Dispute Resolution

Sweden

4 years ranked

About

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Practice Areas

Shirin Saif is a Dispute Resolution Partner in Stockholm. She is an experienced commercial arbitration practitioner and litigator and her primary focus is international disputes involving complex technologies. Shirin has acted as counsel in telecommunications, construction and infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, product liability, IT, oil and gas, post-M&A, and various other commercial disputes before numerous judicial and arbitral bodies in Sweden and abroad. She also has significant experience as counsel in investment treaty arbitrations. Along with acting as counsel, Shirin also acts as an arbitrator and administrative secretary. She holds a Swedish LL.M. degree from Uppsala University and a U.S. LL.M. degree from UCLA.

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Chambers Review

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Chambers European Guide

Dispute Resolution - Sweden

Band 4

Individual Editorial

Shirin Saif advises on both litigation and arbitration, including multi-jurisdictional class actions and investor-state proceedings.

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Strengths

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She is there when we need help, gives great advice and provides feedback on time. She is customer and client-oriented.
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Shirin Saif is incredibly smart and full of enthusiasm for the topics we discuss and debate. She's very generous with her time.
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She is a true fighter and goes beyond any service level I would expect.
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She is available, super supportive and highly talented.
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Shirin is a dynamo of energy and excellent to work with. She is a very tenacious lawyer but capable of being very diplomatic. She is very bright and highly experienced in international arbitration.
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