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Caroline Croft
Senior Associate
Qualifications & Education
  • LLM, Comparative and International Dispute Resolution (Distinction), Queen Mary University of London
  • Master's, International Law, Graduate Institute, Geneva, Switzerland
  • Exchange, University of Michigan Law School
  • Master 1, International Law, Pantheon-Sorbonne University, France
  • Licence, Economics and Law, University of Toulouse, France
Admissions
  • Law Society of England and Wales
  • Paris Bar Association
Languages
  • French

Caroline has extensive experience acting for states and multinational corporations in investment treaty and commercial arbitrations conducted under all of the major procedural rules. She has advised clients in proceedings under a variety of laws and sectors ranging from construction and infrastructure to energy and private equity. Her experience includes providing advice on the merits and chances of success of claims submitted in arbitration.

Background

Caroline is dual-qualified as a solicitor in England and Wales and a Paris Bar Avocat, having trained with Allen & Overy in Paris and Herbert Smith Freehills in London and Paris. She holds Master’s degrees from the Graduate Institute in Geneva and Sorbonne University as well as an LLM with distinction from Queen Mary University of London, where she now teaches at the postgraduate level. Prior to joining Enyo Law, Caroline worked for a renowned arbitrator and barrister, gaining invaluable insight into decision-making, as well as working in the international dispute resolution team of a leading American law firm.

News
Dec 4, 2024
AABAR Holdings v Glencore & Ors: the end of the Shareholder Rule?
Aabar Holdings S.a.r.l v Glencore Plc [2024] EWHC 3046 (Comm), handed down last week, is a key judgment on the...
Nov 29, 2024
Evgenia Loewe joins Enyo Law
Evgenia Loewe joins the firm as a Senior Counsel. We are delighted to welcome Evgenia Loewe, who joins the firm...
Nov 20, 2024
English Court refuses to extend anti-suit injunctive relief to claims against third parties
In Renaissance Securities (Cyprus) Limited v ILLC Chlodwig Enterprises and Others [2024] EWHC 2843 (Comm), the High Court confirmed the...
Oct 30, 2024
D’Aloia v Persons Unknown: a landmark judgment on tracing crypto fraud
Those following developments in the crypto space will be familiar with D’Aloia. In a judgment spanning over 80-pages handed down...