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Margarita Drobyshevskaia is a Case Counsel at the Russian Arbitration Center at the Russian Institute of Modern Arbitration, which is the leading arbitral institution in the country. With experience in both domestic and international commercial arbitration, she manages a significant number of arbitration proceedings and participates in organizing events and other projects currently undertaken by the institute. Margarita holds an LL.B from the Higher School of Economics and an LL.M from the Russian School of Private Law. She is currently a Ph.D. student at the Department of Civil Law of the Faculty of Law at Lomonosov Moscow State University. Margarita participated in the Vis Moot as a mootie, coach, and arbitrator. She is also a member of the Steering Committee of Russian Women in Arbitration (RWA), an initiative that aims to promote women leadership and gender equality in the field as well as a Core Team Coordinator at Moot Alumni Association (MAA).

Case Counsel, Russian Arbitration Center at Russian Insitute of Modern Arbitration

Margarita Drobyshevskaia

Mikhail Kalinin is an associate in King & Spalding’s London office and a member of the International Arbitration practice group. He focuses on investment treaty and international commercial arbitration, as well as complex cross-border disputes and enforcement proceedings.  Mikhail has significant experience in international arbitration and global disputes, having represented clients in commercial and investment disputes under the ICSID, LCIA, ICC, SCC, ICAC (Russia), RSPP (Russia) and CAM Santiago (Chile) rules. He has experience in investment treaty arbitration, general commercial disputes, post-M&A and shareholder disputes, construction and energy disputes (oil & gas, solar and hydropower plants) that involved issues governed by the laws of England and Wales, Russia, Armenia, Chile, Ecuador, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Italy, Libya, The Netherlands and Switzerland, as well as by the CISG and public international law. 

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