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Anastasiya Ugale left Jones Day to launch a boutique dispute resolution practice
Having spent the last five years with the Global Disputes team at Jones Day in Washington D.C. and Paris, Anastasiya Ugale has left the firm to launch her own boutique international law & dispute resolution practice and a legal technology lab. Anastasiya worked on a number of high-profile arbitration cases at Jones Day, including WWM v Kazakhstan (II), Vladislav Kim et al. v Uzbekistan and Federal Elektrik v Uzbekistan. She contributed to the Global Disputes group being recognized as one of the world’s leading international arbitration practices.
Prior to Jones Day, Anastasiya had worked at the International Trade & Arbitration group of Crowell & Moring LLP in Washington D.C.
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