Arbitrators | Europe

Bernardo Cremades Sanz-Pastor is a seasoned arbitrator whose expertise includes arbitrating on investment and banking matters. He has a strong grasp of ICSID arbitrations and remains a widely renowned figure in this space.

Top-ranked Antonio Hierro of Hierro Estudio Legal is notable for his experience in conducting commercial and investment arbitrations. His work frequently involves several jurisdictions.

Carlos González-Bueno of González-Bueno regularly presides over proceedings in arbitral courts across Europe. He handles international arbitration under ICC rules, as well as domestic cases acting as arbitrator.

David Arias holds an outstanding track record in both acting as arbitrator and serving as counsel in arbitrations involving multiple jurisdictions including in the USA, Latin America and Europe. Arias remains sought after for his strength as an arbitrator, handling cases under LCIA, ICC and PCA rules across Europe. He is particularly in demand for disputes in relation to Latin American-based projects.

José María Alonso of Alonso & Díez-Hochleitner Abogados is a prominent name in the market with impressive experience acting as both chair and co-arbitrator on matters. He regularly assists with ad hoc tribunal proceedings and ICC matters, being additionally active in the Arbitration Tribunal of Barcelona.

Patricia Saiz of SAIZ Arbitration is a dual-qualified arbitrator specialising in the USA and Spain. She can be seen arbitrating under ICC, ICSID and LCIA rules.

Ignacio Díez-Picazo demonstrates a clear focus on commercial arbitration proceedings, often acting as an arbitrator. He handles domestic and international arbitration under ICC and PRC rules.

Ernesto Benito Sancho of RRBS Legal regularly acts as arbitrator as well as counsel for listed companies and banking entities. His work in this space notably focuses on construction mandates and termination of shareholder agreements.

Javier Fernández-Samaniego of Osborne Clarke advises on technology-focused mediation and international arbitration proceedings. He also acts as arbitrator, dividing his time between Madrid and Miami, where he heads the office.

Oliver Cojo regularly acts as arbitration counsel and as tribunal assistant. He is involved in an array of international arbitrations spanning Europe and the Americas, administered by the ICC, the LCIA and ICSID.