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Congratulations, Allegra Arnold and Dilber Devitre, on your promotion to counsel. We wish both of you all the best in your new roles.
Allegra Arnold
I strive to bring to the firm a spirit of tenacity and excellence that I have honed over fifteen years as a competitive swimmer in order to achieve legal excellence for our clients.
For the past seven years, Allegra Arnold has been an integral part of the Homburger Competition and Regulatory practice team. She brings extensive expertise in Swiss and European competition law, specializing in merger and foreign direct investment control, competition law compliance and antitrust litigation.
Allegra’s professional career began at the court and in a litigation boutique law firm in Neuchâtel. After being admitted to the Swiss bar, she joined Homburger in 2017.
Allegra graduated with an LL.M. from King’s College London and both an MLaw and BLaw from the University of Neuchâtel.
A former athlete, Allegra has been a competitive swimmer for more than fifteen years. Her dedication to the sport is reflected in her achievements as multiple times national champion, former Swiss record holder and 2009 World University Games finalist on the international stage.
Dilber Devitre
Helping our clients find the best possible outcome to their dispute and seeing their satisfaction at the end of the day, that's my favorite part of the job!
Dilber Devitre’s practice focuses on international commercial and investment arbitration. She regularly advises and represents clients in complex arbitrations and related litigation proceedings. She has acted in over 40 arbitrations under a variety of substantive laws and arbitration rules, with particular focus on investor-State disputes. Dilber also acts as arbitrator.
Dilber is registered with the Paris Bar and admitted to practice in Switzerland. She obtained a Master’s degree in International Business Law from the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and a Diploma in Global Business Law and Governance from Sciences Po, Paris and Columbia Law School, New York.
As a member of the Swiss Arbitration Marketing Committee and the Steering Committee of the Young Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration, she is active in several arbitration associations in Asia and Europe. She regularly publishes and speaks at conferences in her areas of expertise.
