Emily Verbiski

Associate

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+971 4 302 5150 Dubai everbiski@trowers.com

Emily is an Associate in the International Dispute Resolution and Litigation department of Trowers & Hamlins LLP, which she joined in January 2023.

Her experience includes advising clients in complex, high-value and multi-party disputes across the Middle East and cross-border, including at the DIFC and UAE onshore Courts as well as major arbitral centres in the UAE and in Court proceedings throughout the Middle East and internationally. She has experience acting on behalf of a wide range of clients such as private and listed multinational corporations, banks, and high-net-worth individuals from pre-action through to trial and enforcement. As a result, Emily has advised in various industry sectors, including but not limited to, corporate commercial, banking and finance, insurance, regulatory complaints, and telecommunications.

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27 May 2024 | Author: Matthew Showler, Nikita Patel, Dan Smith & Emily Verbiski

Dubai International Arbitration Centre expands international cooperation into Vietnam

Dubai International Arbitration Centre has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Vietnam International Arbitration Centre, strengthening ties between the two countries and enhancing mechanisms for alternative dispute resolution.

Trowers & Hamlins ranked in the Chambers and Partners 2027 UK Guide

Trowers & Hamlins advises Raven Housing Trust on landmark 2,227-home stock transfer

Trowers advises Silah Gulf B.S.C. on the acquisition of Invita W.L.L. from the Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait B.S.C.

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08 July 2024 | Author: Matthew Showler, Nikita Patel, Dan Smith & Emily Verbiski

DIFC Consultation No. 1 of 2024

The Dubai International Financial Centre Authority ("DIFCA") has issued DIFC Consultation No.1 of 2024 ("Consultation Paper") which proposes amendments to DIFC Law No.3 of 2004 ("Application Law"). The Consultation Paper centres on the application of civil and commercial Laws in the Dubai International Financial Centre ("DIFC") and is designed to assist with providing certainty to sources and interpretation of DIFC law. Focus on the need to provide such certainty arose following the decision by the DIFC Court of Appeal in The Industrial Group Limited v Abdelazim El Sheikh El Fadil Hamid [2022] DIFC CA 005/006 ("Industrial Group"), which highlighted two issues with the historic approach taken by the DIFC Courts. The amendments will be enacted by way of DIFC Law No.6 of 2024 ("Proposed Amendment Law").