Banking and finance disputes: to arbitrate or not to arbitrate, that is the question
Nicolas Ollivier, Caroline Dos Santos, 2020In: Swiss Review of Business and Financial Market Law (SZW/RSDA) 4/2020, pp. 449-459
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Caroline dos Santos joined LALIVE in 2017. Her main area of practice is international arbitration, both commercial and investor-state. She is a member of several professional associations, including the Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA) and ASA Below 40.
Prior to joining LALIVE, Caroline dos Santos trained and worked as an associate in litigation in Geneva (2014-2016). She has also worked as a research assistant at the University of Lausanne in commercial law in 2013.
Caroline dos Santos holds an LL.M. (with First Class Honours) from University College London (2017), a Master’s degree (magna cum laude) from the University of Lausanne (2013), and a Certificate of Advanced Studies in Legal Professions from the University of Geneva (2014).
In: Swiss Review of Business and Financial Market Law (SZW/RSDA) 4/2020, pp. 449-459
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