Extensive list of specialist legal:
- Representation and assistance in arbitrations carried out under the Paris ICC Rules of Arbitration – arising from privatization contracts; arbitration venues: Paris, London, Geneva, Zurich, Vienna, and Berlin.
- Representation and assistance in arbitrations carried out under the ICSID Rules of Arbitration –Washington
- Representation and assistance in litigations under the UNCINTRAL Rules of Arbitration – arsing from consultancy contracts; arbitration venues: Vienna, London, and Bucharest.
- Representation and assistance in arbitrations under the FIDIC Rules of Arbitration – arising from infrastructure contracts; arbitration venues: Paris, Geneva, and Zurich.
- Representation and assistance in arbitrations under the Bucharest Rules of Arbitration –arising from construction contracts, consultancy, lease, and media contracts.
- Representation and assistance as part of the DAB procedure – applied as part of infrastructure projects performed under the FIDIC Regulation.
- Representation and assistance as part of the setting aside of arbitration awards, in Bucharest, Geneva, Paris, Zurich, Berlin, London and Vienna.
- The drawing up of commercial contracts including the arbitration clause;
- Drawing up of the arbitration convention;
- Court representation as part of procedings to set aside arbitration awards;
- Representation and assistance as part of the exequatur procedure of awards derived from commercial and familiy laws;
- Acknowledgement and enforcement of arbitration awards in the territories of other states – Greece, Italuy, France, Finland, Switzerland, and Hungary.
Team COBUZ
Alina Cobuz-Bagnaru
The expert's experience consists in representing and assisting the Romanian State and private companies in internal and international arbitrations.
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Dan Constantin Visoiu
Daniel has almost 20 years of cross-border/M&A experience having assisted numerous well-known multinationals.
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Georgiana Nitu
Georgiana is a graduate of the Faculty of Letters and Sciences, specializing in Public Administration.
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Andra Gherasim
Areas of practice: data protection, civil law, labor law, intellectual property law (including assistance in the field of industrial property and conducting proceedings before OSIM)
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