I advise States, public entities and multinationals in complex international disputes across various jurisdictions, notably in the MEA region.
Manuel Tomas is a member of Foley Hoag's International Litigation & Arbitration Department. He has significant experience in commercial and contractual disputes and has developed particular expertise in cases relating to banking, mining, rail and air law, as well as in the field of energy, digital services, petrochemicals, telecom, and joint venture operations.
Manuel has been practicing for more than 10 years civil and commercial litigation along with international arbitration, in the context of ad hoc or institutional arbitrations (ICC, SCC, CMAP, CCJA, ICSID, PCA and UNCITRAL). He also pleads before the local court in the OHADA area and more generally handles many cases with an African focus.
Manuel also has specific expertise in litigation related to arbitration proceedings (exequatur, annulment proceedings, seizure of assets, etc.) the service of judicial or extra-judicial acts abroad as well as than the enforcement in France of foreign judgments.
Finally, Manuel has developed a practice in industrial litigation dealing with liability issues for defective products, industrial risks as well as in the conduct of complex expertise relating to strategic issues for its customers (hydraulic or electrical systems, agrifood, automotive, chemicals).