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International Arbitration: Most In Demand Arbitrators - Latin America - International Counsel
Individual Editorial
Former secretary general of the ICC Court, Yves Derains of Derains & Gharavi remains a leading figure in the arbitration world, boasting extensive experience serving as a member of or chairing tribunals in landmark arbitration cases.
Strengths
Yves Derains shows a high level of activity as an arbitrator. He is highly sought after for matters involving Latin American parties.
International Arbitration: Most In Demand Arbitrators - Europe-wide
Individual Editorial
Strengths
Yves Derains is an incredible arbitrator who is brilliant and hard-working.
International Arbitration: Arbitrators - France
Individual Editorial
Yves Derains maintains a leading reputation in the arbitration field and acts as chair and co-arbitrator in commercial and investment cases.
Strengths
Yves Derains is a very focused, talented and smart lawyer.
Yves Derains' subtlety and expertise are absolute key to some arbitrations. I look forward to working with him when matters require subtlety.
Yves Derains is a massively experienced and a very smart and commercial lawyer.
Yves Derains is an incredible arbitrator who is super brilliant and hard-working.
International Arbitration: Most In Demand Arbitrators - Global Market Leaders
Individual Editorial
Yves Derains is a respected name who operates out of Paris. He is best known for handling matters under ICC, ICSID and UNCITRAL rules.
Strengths
He is extremely organised and always prompt.
Dispute Resolution: Arbitrators - Africa-wide
Individual Editorial
Yves Derains is an eminent, Paris-based arbitration lawyer who is highlighted by sources for his increasing visibility in Africa-related cases. He has outstanding experience acting as arbitrator in proceedings conducted under all major institutional rules.
Strengths
Yves Derains is a very good and experienced arbitrator. He is doing more and more arbitrator work in Africa-related cases.