Richemont Delviso assist in creating a maritime arbitration centre in Cameroon
An exclusive from Jeune Afrique Business +
Someone shares this article with you
▪ Richemont Delviso assist in creating a maritime arbitration centre in Cameroon
▪ An exclusive from Jeune Afrique Business +
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/807388/richemont-delviso-assist-in-creating-a-maritime-arbitration-centre-in-cameroon/
Specialising in maritime, transport, insurance and international trade law, the law firm— resulting from the Henri de Richemont and Delviso-Avocats merger—continues its development in Cameroon.
This article is for subscribers only. To read more, subscribe with a special offer.
You are connected to your Jeune Afrique account but your Africa Business+ subscription does not allow you to consult the English version. To update your subscription, contact us by clicking here.
Recommended articles
Logistics
03/05/2022 at 15h08, by Gaëlle Arenson, updated 04/05/2022
Spain’s Sea&Ports acquires stake in NAL Morocco to strengthen Africa presence
With a turnover of €105 million and a hundred offices, agents and commercial partners in 55 countries,...
Construction & Infrastructure
04/10/2021 at 16h05, by Africa Business+
Libya: €75 million arbitration award in favour of Strabag confirmed
The Austrian construction company won several contracts associated with three Libyan public groups in...
Advisory
16/09/2021 at 15h59, by Africa Business+, updated 17/09/2021
Hugues de la Forge and Sally el Sawah launch EMEA legal network Junction
Jeune Afrique Business+ talked to the two lawyers.
Advisory
12/01/2021 at 16h55, by Africa Business+
Charles Nairac appointed head of the Lagos International Arbitration Panel
The Lagos Court of Arbitration recently established the Lagos International Arbitration Panel and has...
Telecoms
19/10/2020 at 14h28, by Aurelie Benoit
Kinshasa selects Brigitte Stern in its arbitration against AAN Digital Services
The Congo has turned to the lawyer that represented Algeria in its long battle against Naguib Sawiris.
Advisory
25/08/2020 at 14h01, by Aurelie Benoit
Lusaka and First Quantum Minerals select counsel for ICSID arbitration
Featuring the former Nigerian Attorney General and the former president of the ICC in Paris, the two...
Any questions ? contact us
Please get in touch with the Africa Business+ team if you require any further information.
Email us : customer.care@africabusinessplus.com
Add AB+ to your home screen
1. Click on 
at the bottom of your screen.
2. Click on 
to add AB+ on the home screen.
3. Enter the name of the shortcut and confirm.