
Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd
Switzerland
Arbitrators

Anne-Carole Cremades
- Phone+41 22 707 8000
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Work Department
Dispute Resolution / International Arbitration / Investment Protection & Investor-State Dispute Resolution / Construction
Position
Anne-Carole Cremades is Counsel in our International Arbitration Group in Geneva. She specializes in international commercial arbitration and has acted as counsel before international arbitral tribunals.
Experience:
She specializes in international commercial arbitration and has acted as counsel before international arbitral tribunals in a broad range of disputes involving share purchase agreements, oil & gas contracts, joint venture agreements, sales and distribution contracts, international construction contracts and investment disputes between states and foreign investors. In addition, she has served as arbitrator as well as secretary to arbitral tribunals in several ICC and ad hoc arbitrations. She has also represented parties before the Swiss Supreme Court in proceedings related to challenges of arbitral awards.
Career
(2015) - Counsel at Schellenberg Wittmer
(2014) - Senior Associate at Schellenberg Wittmer
(2010) - Associate at Schellenberg Wittmer
(2005) - Associate in a renowned law firm in Paris
Languages
French Spanish English
Memberships
- Member of several professional associations, including the Club Español de Arbitraje, the Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA), Comité Français d'Arbitrage (CFA) and the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR) Young & International
- President of the Swiss chapter of the Club Español de Arbitraje
- Author of various publications on international arbitration issues and regularly speaks at arbitration conferences
Education
(2013) - Bar Admission in Switzerland
(2004) - Bar Admission in France
(2002) - LL.M. in International Business Law, King's College London
(2001) - Postgraduate degree in private law, University Pantheon-Assas Paris II
(2000) - lic. iur., University Pantheon-Assas Paris II