International Arbitration Attorney in Berlin, Germany

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Associate at Steptoe LLP in Washington DC

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Partner at Arguilar Castillo, Former attorney at Latham & Watkin (NY), Simpson Thacher (NY) and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (DC)

How did he land jobs in BigLaw (three times)?

International Litigation and Arbitration Partner in cooperation with DLA Piper in Brazil

What lawyering skills are among the most important to enable him to work in international arbitration?

International Arbitration Associate at Williams & Connolly LLP in Washington, DC

How did a moot court competition turn into her job offer at BigLaw?

Dispute Practice Partner and Co-Chair of Hughes Hubbard & Reed in Washington, DC

How to make it as co-chair at BigLaw as an internationally trained lawyer?

International Arbitration Lawyer licensed in Spain and England & Wales, McDermott Will & Emery

How did he turn his BigLaw externship into a post-graduation job offer?

International Arbitration Attorney, Steptoe & Johnson LLP

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International Arbitration Partner, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP

How did he rise to the top in international arbitration at BigLaw?

International Arbitration Partner at Clifford Chance
Jose, a DC-based lawyer from Spain, is the partner running the Latin America international arbitration and dispute practice at Clifford Chance.

Pushkar, a LinkedIn influencer before he even set foot in law school, is the third-generation lawyer in his family. He’s dedicated to establish a career in international arbitration.

Haohan Wang applied to 25 externship positions and received 15 interview invites and 3 offers. Haohan received his first law degree in the UK. He studied and worked in Beijing, London and Brussels. What are the top networking tips that landed him an externship position at BigLaw?

Andrés Felipe Esteban Tovar the International Arbitration Associate at Foley Hoag LLP, embarked on his job search journey even before arriving in the U.S.

Ricardo Vásquez Urra travels around the world as an international arbitrator appointed by prestigious institutions such as the World Bank and Beijing Arbitration Commission.