Partner - Dispute Resolution, White-Collar Crime
Commercial Disputes | Domestic and International Arbitrations | Cross-border Disputes
Payel Chatterjee is a Partner in the Dispute Resolution and White-collar Crime practice group at Trilegal. She has over 13 years of experience in handling complex investigations, high-stake arbitrations and commercial disputes. Her practice focuses on conducting investigations involving fraud, bribery, corruption and employee-centric issues. She has extensive experience in handling internal investigations involving workplace misconduct and impropriety and allegations of fraudulent or corrupt practices both for corporates and individuals as Board Members. In addition to this, she regularly conducts anti-bribery and anti-corruption training for corporates along with drafting policies and Code of Conduct.
In addition to investigations, a substantial part of her practice focuses on representing clients in domestic and international arbitrations, including under AAA, ICC, LCIA and SIAC Rules. She has represented international clients, especially private equity investors, funds, and multinationals in complex cross-border disputes across sectors including energy, mining, infrastructure, construction, pharmaceuticals and life sciences, and media and entertainment.
She is an avid writer and contributes regularly to international journals on commercial arbitration, investigations, and contemporary issues. Prior to joining Trilegal, she worked with the Adani Group, focusing on international disputes and also spent more than a decade with the Mumbai and New Delhi offices of a leading law firm.
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