Christina has been mainly involved in international commercial arbitration and investment dispute settlement cases as well as civil and commercial litigation.
Before joining Moussas & Partners, she was working in London on international law matters with main focus on Investor-State disputes under the World Bank (ICSID) and other Rules. Prior to that, she worked at the Secretariat of the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) in London, being also involved in the day to day administration of LCIA arbitrations. Christina has also participated in the assessment of investments and quantification of damages in cases being heard under the ICC, LCIA, SCC or other rules and investment treaty (“BIT”) claims (ICSID and UNCITRAL).
At Moussas & Partners, she is part of the teams which handled the firms’ recent arbitration cases, including EPC disputes and electricity and gas pricing disputes of industrial clients. She is also part of the team that successfully enforced a London arbitral award in the amount of US$ 2,4 billion in Greece.
Christina also represents clients in litigation with an emphasis on the automotive industry. She advises leading global automotive manufacturers on litigation and regulatory matters relating to the emissions issue.
She also contributed to the “Smart Green Island” project, by providing advice to the VW Group on the legal framework for a pioneering mobility system on the island of Astypalea.
She has also recently been involved in real estate property investments.
Christina is included in the Athens Mediation and Arbitration Organization’s (EODID) list of arbitrators. See more here.
She regularly contributes exclusive chapters and articles on litigation and arbitration in high profile international legal guides such as Chambers Guides, Lexology and Global Arbitration Review.
ADMISSIONS
Athens Bar Association, 2018
LANGUAGES
Greek, English and French
EDUCATION
Queen Mary, University of London: LL.M. in Comparative and International Dispute Resolution, 2014 (thesis on “Tradition in Bilateral Investment Treaty damages under ICSID and a novel theory”)
Queen Mary, University of London: LL.B. Law, 2012
University of Athens School of Economics and Political Sciences: B.Sc. Economics, 2009