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Keshav Raychaudhuri

Senior Associate

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Keshav Raychaudhuri

Keshav is a Senior Associate in the firm’s dispute resolution department. His practice is predominantly focused on commercial arbitration (institutional and ad-hoc) and litigation before both the UAE local courts and the DIFC Courts, having amassed over 6 years of experience practicing in the UAE. His areas of practice include real estate, employment, insurance, international trade, healthcare, and general commercial dispute resolution, including pre-litigation advisory.

He has advised and acted for various business entities including insurance companies, commodity traders, healthcare entities, and high-net-worth individuals. His recent experiences include representing a South East Asian government-owned entity before the DIFC Courts in enforcing four foreign-seated arbitral awards; advising various insurance companies in claims (including subrogation claims) arising out of Marine, CAR, and PAR policies; enforcement of a Singapore-seated arbitration award for USD 500 million before the Delhi High Court on behalf of a prominent Japanese pharmaceutical company; acting for a Canadian telecom equipment supplier against a prominent telecom service provider in an ad-hoc arbitration in India; and advising the former Managing Director of a prominent football club in a USD 6 million claim before the DIFC Courts initiated by the Dubai arm of a Bahraini Islamic investment bank. Very recently, Keshav has also been instrumental in enforcing a USD 1.5 million judgment from the High Court of Singapore before the DIFC Courts on behalf of a Chinese trading entity.

Keshav speaks multiple languages and is able to effectively communicate with clients and coordinate multi-jurisdictional proceedings.

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