Grëtel Cannon's practice focuses on international arbitration and cross-border dispute resolution, with an emphasis on disputes arising out of major construction projects.
Grëtel's experience includes several high-value, complex construction arbitrations under ICC (International Chamber of Commerce), SIAC (Singapore International Arbitration Centre), and DIFC-LCIA (Dubai International Arbitration Centre–London Court of International Arbitration) Rules of Arbitration, including representing a construction joint venture in a multimillion dollar dispute with its consortium member regarding a power plant project in the Middle East.
Grëtel has also assisted: in a multibillion dollar arbitration in relation to a gas pipeline in the Middle East, in proceedings challenging an arbitral award in Singapore and Australia, and local counsel in advising a defrauded technology company in civil proceedings.
Grëtel is active in Jones Day's Anti-Human Trafficking Initiatives and has contributed to Firm publications that address trends and issues involving international arbitration.
Experience
- Monash University (LL.B with honours 2019; B.A 2019)
- Supreme Court of Victoria and High Court of New Zealand
- Supreme Court of Victoria and High Court of New Zealand
- Spanish