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10 June 2021
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Cornerstone Barristers—Natasha Peter

Cornerstone Barristers welcomes new tenant Natasha Peter

Natasha Peter (2001) joins Cornerstone Barristers from June 2021. Natasha has a broad practice spanning complex commercial disputes in the energy, renewables, natural resources, construction, infrastructure and transport sectors. She has extensive experience of international and domestic arbitration and is qualified in both English and French law.

Based primarily in Paris, Natasha will continue her role as Counsel at leading French Law Firm Gide Loyrette Nouel, while concentrating on English law commercial and environmental disputes at Cornerstone.

Joint Heads of Chambers Philip Coppel QC and Tom Cosgrove QC said: 'We are delighted to welcome Natasha to Cornerstone Barristers. Her impressive reputation and rich practice experience further strengthen Chambers’ expertise. Natasha’s specialism in commercial disputes and international arbitration, allied to environmental law, are a strategic fit for Chambers and our portfolio of clients.  

'Natasha’s arrival at Cornerstone Barristers is the latest addition in an impressive 12-month growth of Chambers.'

Natasha is highly regarded for her proactive, client-focused and detail-oriented approach to cases. She is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, regularly publishing articles and speaking at seminars as well as lecturing for several French universities on topics relating to international arbitration, commercial/contract law and alternative dispute resolution.

Natasha Peter said: 'Cornerstone Barristers, with its outstanding reputation in the environment and energy sectors, is a natural place for me to grow my practice in London given the significant amount of renewables and other energy work I have been doing. I am delighted by the warm welcome I have received from Cornerstone and am very much looking forward to working with the talented and dynamic clerking team to further develop my practice.'

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