Luca Cavagnaro deals with commercial and corporate law and advises on ordinary and extraordinary operations.

He has assisted both national and international clients, including listed companies, on matters within the environment and energy, shipping, transport and logistics sectors.  Luca advises on matters related to corporate governance and compliance matters, including legislative decree 231/2001, ethics, anti-corruption, anti-money laundering, human rights and HSE.

Sebastiaan Barten is an attorney admitted to practice in the Dutch Caribbean consisting of Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Sint Maarten, Sint Eustatius and Saba. He has built a strong reputation as a litigator in complex and multi-jurisdictional matters. Sebastiaan specialises in a broad range of corporate and commercial disputes, with a particular focus on enforcement of judgments and arbitral awards and asset recovery.

Educational background:
The University of Hong Kong: Master of Laws
Erasmus University Rotterdam: Master of Commercial Law
Erasmus University Rotterdam: Bachelor of Laws

About Spigt Dutch Caribbean:
Spigt Dutch Caribbean is the sharpest law firm in the region for both transactions and contentious matters. Local and international clients appreciate the decisive approach and determination of the firm’s attorneys. This has been the foundation of the firm’s success and growth.
Spigt Dutch Caribbean has been ranked in Band 1 in the Dutch Caribbean by Chambers Global.

Nils is a Partner and serves as a director of the firm’s board at Ro Sommernes. He specialises in bankruptcy, restructuring & debt negotiations, corporate law and real estate law. He is regularly appointed as a trustee by the Probate and Bankruptcy Courts in Norway.

Corey in a partner in the dispute resolution, investigation and white-collar defence, and technology groups at Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP, a leading Canadian law firm. He represents Canadian and foreign clients in a wide array of significant and complex litigations and investigations, including fraud and misappropriation claims, cybersecurity matters, commercial disputes, and shareholder disputes. He regularly appears before the Quebec Superior Court, the Quebec Court of Appeal, and courts in other Canadian provinces.

Corey has been recognized by Chambers Canada, Benchmark Canada, and the Best Lawyers in Canada, and was awarded the Burton Award for Legal Achievement – Distinguished Legal Writing. He is a member of the Quebec, Ontario, and New York bars.

Corey also teaches Trial Advocacy as a sessional lecturer at the McGill University Faculty of Law and previously taught a comparative course on U.S. civil procedure.

Before joining Davies, Corey was a litigator at the New York office of an international law firm. He previously clerked for the Honourable Justice Morris J. Fish at the Supreme Court of Canada and obtained a Master of Laws focused on cyberlaw from Harvard Law School.

Emmanuel Kaspereit advises clients on international litigation, including cross-border proceedings, enforcement, interim measures and international asset tracing.

He has considerable experience in enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitral awards, especially against sovereign states and in fraud matters. He advises French and international clients on defining and carrying out strategies for recovery of assets.

Emmanuel graduated in Business Law from University Paris-II Panthéon Assas and holds a Master in European Business Law from the same university. He holds an LLM from the University of Edinburgh. He lectured at the Sorbonne (University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne).

Emmanuel practices in French, English and Spanish.

Michaël Schlesinger’s practice focuses on complex cross-border disputes.

Michaël Schlesinger has been a member of the Paris bar since 2012.

His practice focuses on complex cross-border disputes and enforcement of foreign judgments, in particular involving Sovereigns, parallel proceedings and civil fraud.

He has extensive experience in civil procedure, international law (public and private) and recovery procedures.

He works in French, English and Spanish.

He previously clerked at the Versailles Court of Appeal. He also trained with an international firm and a third-party funder.

He graduated in Private International Law and International Business Law (University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) and Private Law (University Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas). He also studied at the University of Birmingham (United Kingdom).