When recalling the final dark days of Nicolae Ceausescu’s rule in Romania, Mădălina Hristescu has an abiding memory of an elegant female lawyer who lived next door to her family. She was a glamorous, professional woman in a male-dominated industry. An impeccable figure amid the drab mediocrity of the country’s stifling, bankrupt communist regime and […]
Read moreWhen Bob Brewer first started as head of marketing at Braumiller Law Group he agreed to work for free for the first year. He admits he had a lot to prove, and his boss was a tough cookie – especially as she’s also his wife, Adrienne Braumiller. Since then, he’s morphed into the marketing director […]
Read moreMichael Dailey is a man who likes to extend his limits, to challenge himself by learning or trying something new. Over the years he has been a hiker, a runner, a long-distance cyclist and glacial mountaineer, attempting to scale 6000 and 7000 metre peaks in North America, South America and Europe. The same might be […]
Read moreThen how could Kook Hee Lee provide such brilliantly fruitful service for foreign companies? Lee has been forming Company Formation, Accounting, and Tax Service a TRINITY among numerous kinds of services that he is providing. That is, combination of these three core factors brought forth fruitful result consistently and reciprocally. Firstly in forming the company […]
Read moreJessica Staheli has two passions in life – one is her work for Scherzer International, helping to provide reassurance for businesses across the world, and the other is Victorian literature. She may live in ultra-modern California, but there will always be a part of Jessica forever dedicated to Victorian-era London. She is a long-time lover […]
Read moreKlaus Oblin is a highly successful, seasoned Viennese litigator who loves the cut and thrust of the court room with its challenges and reasoned debate. For him, dispute resolution is like a game of chess; a chance to outmanoeuvre and outsmart the opposition. The law according to Klaus needs to be interesting and stimulating, the […]
Read moreFor Daniel Jimenez Garcia, the ideal law firm is a small boutique with a large reach. After working for years at Ashurst – the international legal behemoth – Daniel was ready for a radical change. He wanted his own small firm but with an international presence to draw in big clients. As a specialist in […]
Read moreBesides his family, Torben Welch has two great passions: the law and soccer (football). With both, he drew inspiration from heroes he admired, but predictably only one of those passions has given him a career spanning two decades. This has taken Torben from his native Denver to Utah via legal networks stretching across the US, […]
Read moreJames Conomos has built up a successful boutique legal practice during the past 30 years, but early on he was destined for another career altogether. James has been practicing law – commercial litigation and insolvency – for more than 35 years and for much of that time he’s headed up his own firm, James Conomos […]
Read moreKoen De Puydt heads the Real Estate law and public law department and is responsible for all real estate/ construction law and intellectual property matters. Koen De Puydt graduated in 1998 with a degree in Communication Sciences (VUB), while he worked for the independent music magazine RifRaf as a journalist. After his studies, he continued […]
Read moreShilpen has a dual practice focused on dispute resolution and employment law. His expertise as a litigator is in high value commercial dispute resolution and contentious corporate matters, often involving an international element. He has conducted a number of reported cases and cross-border disputes. Shilpen also advises and represents employers, employees and professional clients in […]
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