Keystone Law has strengthened its dispute resolution practice with the appointment of dual-qualified lawyer Melissa Quai Currie.
International disputes expert Melissa joins the firm from her position of partner with Hadef & Partners in Dubai. She is admitted to practise in England and Australia, and has worked in London, Dubai, Moscow and Perth. She offers particular expertise in handling emerging markets disputes involving the Middle East and Russia; she is experienced in commercial, energy and natural resources, real estate and finance disputes, and has also participated in commercial international arbitration cases.
Melissa commented: ‘Keystone’s impressive disputes practice and unique culture impressed me right from the start. The firm presents cutting-edge opportunities and a disruptive force in an increasingly changing marketplace. I look forward to being part of this movement and being able to offer clients the ultimate benefits of such an innovative and ambitious professional environment.’
Keystone’s founder and CEO James Knight added: ‘We are delighted to welcome Melissa to Keystone. Our continuing strategy has always been to add to our expertise in the areas that matter most to our clients. Melissa’s experience will be a real advantage to our disputes practice and international outlook. The fact that she is Australia qualified complements our existing offering across that jurisdiction in addition.’
