Luminiţa Popa
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Band 1 : Dispute Resolution: Arbitration
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About
Provided by Luminiţa Popa
Practice Areas
International Arbitration
Energy & Natural Resources
Infrastructure & PPP/Public Procurement
Mergers & Acquisitions
International Trade
Professional Memberships
Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
Listed arbitrator of the Court of International Commercial Arbitration attached to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Romania
Member of the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR
Member of the ICC Institute of World Business Law
Member of the International Council for Commercial Arbitration
Experience
Luminita focuses on international dispute resolution in a variety of business sectors, including energy, natural resources, infrastructure, construction and engineering, mergers & acquisitions, partnerships & corporate governance. She advises clients in high-stake international arbitrations, having a successful track record that brings along sophisticated clients and significant projects. As well, she regularly serves as arbitrator and is recognized as a leading practitioner.
Luminita is a member of the ICC International Court of Arbitration since 2018.
Languages Spoken
English, French, Romanian
Articles, highlights and press releases
1 item provided by Suciu Popa
Suciu Popa assisted KMG International in creating the Kazakh-Romanian Investment Fund
Suciu Popa & Associates successfully represented KMG International (KMGI) in connection with the structuring and creation of the Kazakh-Romanian Investment Fund as a way to promote investments in a number of sectors of the Romanian economy, with projected investment values of approx. USD 1 billion.
Suciu Popa assisted KMG International in creating the Kazakh-Romanian Investment Fund
Suciu Popa & Associates successfully represented KMG International (KMGI) in connection with the structuring and creation of the Kazakh-Romanian Investment Fund as a way to promote investments in a number of sectors of the Romanian economy, with projected investment values of approx. USD 1 billion.