Highly experienced in India, Latin-America, Africa and Middle East matters, Stewarts Law LLP covers commercial and investor-state arbitration, along with arbitration-related litigation. International arbitration and India practice head Sherina Petit is a ‘heavyweight in the arbitration world’; Alejandro Garcia focuses on commercial and investment treaty arbitration; and Daniel Wilmot’s recent experience includes representing the successful applicant in its challenge to various awards. The team further includes Nishant Nath Singh, who focuses on India-related conflicts; and Louis Peacock-Young, who ‘knows everything about a case’. In September 2025, London and Dubai-based Rovine Chandrasekera joined as Middle East practice head from Stephenson Harwood.
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‘Excellent resourcing, top-notch drafting and serious partner engagement. No matter how tight the deadline, Stewarts will work around the clock to deliver a top-notch work product.’
‘The team consists of highly-motivated, client-focused specialists who are at the top of their game.’
Key clients
- Aiteo Eastern E & P Company
- EMS Air Ambulance and Medical Repatriation
Work highlights
Representing Terence Highlands, a British national and founder of a shipbuilding company, in a large-value investment treaty arbitration against Mexico that concerns the illegal seizure of two state-of-the-art vessels.
Lawyers
Leading partners
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Next Generation Partners
Junior partners with significant recognition from clients and peers in the market and key roles on multiple matters.
Leading associates
Leading associates with regular involvement in their team's key work, and recognition from peers or clients as being ones to watch.
Practice head
Sherina Petit
Other key lawyers
Alejandro Garcia; Daniel Wilmot; Nishant Nath Singh; Louis Peacock-Young; Rovine Chandrasekera