Maren Voss
Runs the arbitration group and acts in ICC, ICDR and LCIA cases for manufacturers, distributors and their lenders. She plans the collection before the demand is served, sits on no institutional panels by choice, and stays on the file until the award is paid in full, which in her cases is the only result that counts.
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Maren's practice is cross-border commercial arbitration, most often supply and joint-venture disputes with a counterparty overseas.
She acted for the charterer in Delmar Grain v. Lakeport Shipping, a case tried over video in spring 2020.
Colleagues describe her written advocacy as short, cold and very hard to answer, which is exactly what tribunals seem to want.
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“Maren told us on the first call which part of the claim was worth pursuing. That call shaped everything that followed.”
Dana WhitcombeHead of Legal
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