Sorina Olaru and Valeriu Mina, Partners in our Dispute Resolution practice, attended Paris Arbitration Week 2025, the key industry event for the global arbitration community which took place between April 7-11 in Paris.
On March 31, Mihaela Ceausescu, Managing Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice, was a speaker at the online debate Banking disputes and financial crises: lessons from the past, solutions for the future, organized by Juridice.ro.
On March 24, Mihaela Ceausescu, Managing Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice, was a speaker at the online debate ANPC Restructuring – Challenges, directions and impact on court cases, organized by Juridice.ro.
On March 18, Sorina Olaru, Partner in the Dispute Resolution practice, was the guest of lawyer Violeta Saranciuc, at the The Arbitration Hour podcast.
Nestor Nestor Diculescu Kingston Petersen (NNDKP) has been shortlisted for the Managing IP EMEA Awards 2025 by Managing IP.
On February 3, Sorina Olaru, Partner in our Dispute Resolution practice, was a speaker at the online debate „The pathological arbitration clause. The childhood disease of the arbitration procedure”, organized by Juridice.ro.
Our colleagues, Florina Firaru, Managing Associate and Head of our Intellectual Property practice, Dariana Istrate, Senior Associate (Intellectual Property practice) and Razvan Banta, Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice, attended the conference “Unfair Competition and the Protection of Distinctive Signs”, organized under the auspices of the Working Group on Intellectual Property Issues (WGIPPI), in collaboration with the ICCJ Public Prosecutor’s Office, the US Department of Justice – International Computer Hacking & Intellectual Property Program (ICHIP) and the Scientific Association of Intellectual Property Law (ASDPI).
Authors: Marius Ezer, Elena Triscariu
Nestor Nestor Diculescu Kingston Petersen has secured a final favorable decision for an important manufacturer of components for automotive safety systems, in a customs dispute. The final decision issued by the Timisoara Court of Appeal confirms the company’s right to recover the customs duties paid based on incorrect customs declarations, marking a significant benchmark in the legal field.
