Luke Sobota, partner in the Washington, DC office of Three Crowns LLP will speak on a panel titled “Screening of "The Tribunal" and Panel Discussion on ISDS” organized by SG VYAP / Singapore Very Young Arbitration Practitioners. There will be a screening of the 28-minute documentary “The Tribunal” followed by a 40-minute panel discussion on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (“ISDS”). Luke will speak alongside Sarah Grimmer and Hanna Azkiya, FCIArb, and will be moderated by Sunita Advani. The panel will take place this Thursday August 29, 2024 from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm at Twenty Essex Singapore. To find out more and to register, click the link below.
Three Crowns LLP
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A law firm committed to excellence in international arbitration and international law
About us
Three Crowns LLP, a law firm founded by practice leaders with decades of experience across many different international firms, is regarded as "one of the premier arbitration practices in the world." Its clients—including Fortune 500 companies and sovereign states—entrust the firm with their most important disputes. Partners hands-on throughout. Lean dedicated teams. Value without waste.
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- Law Practice
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- London
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- Partnership
- Founded
- 2014
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New Fetter Place
8-10 New Fetter Lane
London, EC4A 1AZ, GB
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104 avenue des Champs-Elysées
Paris, Paris 75008, FR
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3000 K Street, N.W.,
Suite 101
Washington, DC 20007, US
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9th Floor, Bahrain World Trade Center, West Tower
Manama, Isa Al Kabeer Avenue, BH
Employees at Three Crowns LLP
Updates
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In the 2025 edition of Chambers and Partners Latin America, Three Crowns LLP has maintained a leading ranking for international arbitration. Gaetan Verhoosel KC maintains his Band 3 ranking, whilst Carmen Martinez Lopez has been elevated to Band 3, with Agustín G. Sanz recognised for the first time in Band 5. Chambers highlights that Three Crowns “benefits from a well-regarded international arbitration practice group with recognised Latin American expertise” with the practice spanning “several jurisdictions, including Colombia, Chile, Ecuador and Mexico”. One source notes that “Three Crowns opinions and assessments are sophisticated”, adding that “they can perform a thorough examination of a legal matter”. To read more, click below.
Three Crowns maintains a leading ranking for International Arbitration in Chambers Latin America 2025 edition
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Penny Martin, counsel in the Singapore office of Three Crowns LLP, will speak at GAR Live: Singapore 2024 during Singapore Convention Week. Penny will participate in the GAR Live Arbitration Quiz, that will be led by Abhinav Bhushan (Drew & Napier LLC), teamed with Kevin Nash (Singapore International Arbitration Centre) against Matthew GEARING KC (Fountain Court Chambers) and Thara Gopalan (International Centre for Dispute Resolution® (ICDR)). In the event of disputes, Lucy Martinez (Martinez Arbitration) will act as umpire. The Quiz will take place on Thursday 29 August 2024 from 2:10pm to 2:50pm SGT at Sofitel Singapore City Centre. To find out more and to register, click below. #SingaporeConventionWeek #SCWeek2024 #GARLiveSingapore
Penny Martin to speak at GAR Live: Singapore 2024
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Daryl Chew, a partner in the Singapore office of Three Crowns LLP, will speak at the SIAC Symposium and the UNCITRAL Academy 2024, co-organised by the Ministry of Law, Singapore and the UNCITRAL: United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, as part of Singapore Convention Week 2024. At the Symposium, Daryl will moderate the panel on “Technology in Arbitration – Knowledge to Implementation to Integration”, addressing current applications of legal technology and AI in arbitration scenarios, and the associated opportunities and risks. At the UNCITRAL Academy, Daryl will participate in a debate delving into the depths of gender dynamics in dispute resolution, where the panellists will challenge perceptions on the intersection of gender and negotiation. At the end of the debate, the audience will cast their vote to decide the winning team. The Symposium panel will take place in person on Monday 26 August 2024 from 3:15pm to 4:30pm SGT, and the Academy debate on Tuesday 27 August 2024 from 4:10pm to 5:30pm SGT at Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore. To find out more and to register, click here: https://lnkd.in/gCxbYAy8 #SingaporeConventionWeek #SCWeek2024 #SIACSymposium #UNCITRALAcademy
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On July 30, 2024, Judge Keith Ellison of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas sanctioned Ghanaian oil company Springfield Exploration & Production Ltd. in § 1782 discovery proceedings brought by Eni Ghana Exploration Limited and Vitol Upstream Ghana Limited. Eni and Vitol originally obtained § 1782 discovery for use in Ghanaian court proceedings concerning the "unitization" or joint development of Springfield's unappraised oil discovery with a highly productive oilfield operated by Eni and Vitol. Springfield obstructed Eni's efforts to use the discovery in the Ghanaian proceedings based on false and misleading misrepresentations, including that Springfield was not a party to the § 1782 proceedings, that Eni was attempting to "enforce" a foreign order for Gaffney Cline to produce documents in Ghana, and that the § 1782 discovery was irrelevant to the Ghanaian court proceedings. Judge Ellison held that Springfield had acted in bad faith by misrepresenting the nature of the § 1782 proceedings to a Ghanaian court and ordered Springfield to pay the attorneys' fees and costs incurred by Eni and Vitol as a result of Springfield's bad faith conduct. The Three Crowns LLP team comprised partner Luke Sobota, of counsel Donald (Trey) Earl Childress III, and associate Isha Jain. To read more about the victory, please click below.
Three Crowns secures a § 1782 sanctions order from U.S. district court
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Three Crowns LLP is now hiring for an IT Systems Engineer in either our London or Washington, DC office. The IT Systems Engineer reports to the firm’s Director of IT, who is based in London. The IT Systems Engineer has regular interaction with many of the firm’s partners and should be comfortable in such an environment. To find out more, click below.
IT Systems Engineer - Three Crowns LLP
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Three Crowns LLP, together with its co-counsel, Kobre & Kim, has once again secured a victory for Elliott Associates L.P. in its dispute against the Republic of Korea under the Korea-US Free Trade Agreement. On 1 August 2024, the High Court of England and Wales dismissed the Republic of Korea’s application under section 67 of the English Arbitration Act 1996 to set-aside the arbitral award made in Elliott’s favour in June 2023. In his 28-page judgment, Mr Justice Foxton ruled that the Republic of Korea’s application failed at the threshold, as it did not raise a jurisdictional issue that can give rise to a challenge within the meaning of section 30 of the Act. The Court reaffirmed the distinction between what is properly a jurisdictional issue for purposes of a section 67 challenge under English law and the varying approaches taken by arbitral tribunals to issues of jurisdiction and admissibility under international law. The judgment serves as a clear reminder as to why England continues to be one of the most attractive seats for #InternationalArbitration. The Three Crowns team comprised partners Constantine Partasides KC, Georgios Petrochilos KC, Elizabeth Snodgrass, and Simon Consedine, and associates Nicola Peart, YiKang Zhang, Julia Sherman, and Mitchell Hayden-Cook. Click below to read more.
Three Crowns secures victory on behalf of Elliott Associates L.P. against the Republic of Korea | Three Crowns
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Three Crowns LLP, together with its co-counsel, Kobre & Kim, has once again secured a victory for Elliott Associates L.P. in its dispute against the Republic of Korea under the Korea-US Free Trade Agreement. On 1 August 2024, the High Court of England and Wales dismissed the Republic of Korea’s application under section 67 of the English Arbitration Act 1996 to set-aside the arbitral award made in Elliott’s favour in June 2023. In his 28-page judgment, Mr Justice Foxton ruled that the Republic of Korea’s application failed at the threshold, as it did not raise a jurisdictional issue that can give rise to a challenge within the meaning of section 30 of the Act. The Court reaffirmed the distinction between what is properly a jurisdictional issue for purposes of a section 67 challenge under English law and the varying approaches taken by arbitral tribunals to issues of jurisdiction and admissibility under international law. The judgment serves as a clear reminder as to why England continues to be one of the most attractive seats for #InternationalArbitration. The Three Crowns team comprised partners Constantine Partasides KC, Georgios Petrochilos KC, Elizabeth Snodgrass, and Simon Consedine, and associates Nicola Peart, YiKang Zhang, Julia Sherman, and Mitchell Hayden-Cook. Click below to read more.
Three Crowns secures victory on behalf of Elliott Associates L.P. against the Republic of Korea | Three Crowns
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Borja Perez-Puente, an associate in the Madrid office of Three Crowns LLP, will speak on a panel at the IV Conferencia Internacional de Peritos y Expertos Legales IPA via live transmission on LinkedIn and Zoom organized by the IPA - Instituto Peruano de Arbitraje. The panel will take place tomorrow, Friday 2 August at 10:30 am (GMT-5 Lima) and he will speak alongside Carmen Mencia Bastanchury, Federico Muradas, and Rodrigo Hernández Riquelme. To register or find out more, please click below.
Borja Pérez-Puente will speak on a panel at the IV Conferencia Internacional de Peritos y Expertos Legales IPA
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Three Crowns LLP partner Luke Sobota and associate Hongchuan Zhang-Krogman will participate in the session, “Coffee, Code & Conflict: Disputes in the Digital Economy”, organized by the International Centre for Dispute Resolution® (ICDR) Young & International as part of Singapore Convention Week 2024. Unplug momentarily with coffee and breakfast at this in-person panel featuring the AAA-ICDR, dispute practitioners and industry professionals, as they discuss trends, challenges and disputes in the digital economy. From digital assets, development and licensing, data privacy and protection, to impact of government regulations on business to business interactions, this event promises to be a treat for those interested in the intersection of technology and dispute resolution. Hong will moderate an expert panel featuring Luke, alongside Byron V Karuppiah of Ahrefs, Lijun Chui 崔丽君 of Simmons & Simmons, Smrithi Ramesh of Cloudflare, and Aastha Chawla of AAA-ICDR. The panel will be held on Friday 30 August from 8:30am to 10:30 am, at Three Crowns’ Singapore offices. To register, click here: https://lnkd.in/et-2v_4z #SingaporeConventionWeek #SCWeek2024 #ICDR #InternationalArbitration #DisputeResolution AAA-ICDR Asia Case Management Centre
Luke Sobota and Hongchuan Zhang-Krogman to speak at “Coffee, Code & Conflict: Disputes in the Digital Economy” panel during SCWeek 2024
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