Wordstone Dispute Resolution AARPI
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Arbitration firm Wordstone Dispute Resolution AARPI has its main office in Paris and a complementary presence in London and Bogota, bringing together a solid workforce of almost 20 dedicated lawyers. Particularly known for its Latin American expertise, the firm regularly handles strategic investment and commercial disputes linked to Chile, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru and Bolivia, representing companies or state entities. But its caseload remains diverse and also extends to many other geographical areas, including Eastern Europe (particularly Poland and the Czech Republic) and the Middle East (with an emphasis on Dubai and Kuwait). The practice handles strategic disputes pertaining to the renewables, oil and gas, and construction sectors, while also managing large real estate and telecoms cases. Annulment proceedings are also dealt with. The practice is co-headed by the highly regarded Eduardo Silva-Romero and José Manuel García Represa. Other key members include Audrey Caminades.
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Testimonials
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- ‘José Manuel García Represa is a trusted choice when it comes to international arbitration due to his experience and strategic vision. His ability to handle the complexities of even the most challenging disputes with clarity and confidence sets him apart. José Manuel’s leadership style is one of calm authority, where his clear decision-making and thoughtful approach provide direction, even in high-pressure situations.
- 'Ruxandra Irina Esanu is also an excellent lawyer. She has an impressive talent for refining highly complex issues into clear, accessible explanations that resonate with the client. She anticipates needs, provides timely updates, and ensures a case is being handled with rigour and care.’
Key clients
- The Czech Republic
- The Republic of Poland
Work highlights
Successfully represented the Arab Republic of Egypt in an investment arbitration against a US$8 billion claim launched by 13 Kuwaiti claimants in relation to the implementation of an agricultural project and the establishment of a new residential city in the Egyptian desert.