‘A premier international arbitration boutique’, Three Crowns LLP acts for domestic and international clients in cross-border disputes across the energy, construction and financial services sectors, with additional expertise in handling investment treaty cases. Praised as ’highly reliable for complex and high-value disputes’, Daryl Chew jointly leads the team alongside Simon Elliot, who represents clients in commercial and treaty proceedings. Penny Martin is another key contact in the group.
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‘Penny Martin stands out for her practical and strategic advice that cuts straight to the issue.’
‘A unique boutique with all the talents in arbitration in one place. Ultra responsive, commercially minded and very good at listening to clients and managing expectations.’
‘Penny Martin is very responsive, efficient and thorough.’
‘An experienced team specialising in international arbitration.’
‘An excellent arbitration practice.’
‘Penny Martin is very responsive and provides excellent advice.’
‘Three Crowns is a premier international arbitration boutique. The key advantage that the firm has is, in addition to its stellar partners and depth of the firm's associate pool, its flexibility in pricing.’
‘Daryl Chew is highly reliable for complex and high-value disputes. He has the ability to cut through the noise and identify the core issues very quickly. He is also very commercially minded.’
Kernmandanten
- PETRONAS
- Elliot Associates
- Trafigura
- TotalEnergies
- Sacyr
- Guardian Holdings
- BP
- Eni
- ExxonMobil
- Shell
Highlight-Mandate
- Representing Sacyr in a treaty claim against the Republic of Panama under the Spain-Panama BIT.
Anwält*innen
Führende Partner*innen
Die stärksten Partner*innen ihres Praxisbereichs, die eine führende Rolle in signifikanten Mandaten einnehmen und weitreichende Anerkennung unter Wettbewerbern und Mandanten genießen.
Praxisleitung
Daryl Chew; Simon Elliot
Weitere Kernanwält*innen
Penny Martin