Chloé Terrapon
Partner - Attorney at Law
Chloé Terrapon is a recognised international arbitration and litigation expert, with a proven track record guiding clients through complex cross-border disputes.
Zurich
English, French, German
Chloé advises multinational corporations, financial institutions, and sophisticated private clients on high-stake, complex commercial disputes. With extensive experience in international arbitration and litigation, Chloé delivers effective, client-focused dispute strategies across borders and industries. Her experience includes advising and representing clients in multifaceted legal proceedings involving corporate governance and post-M&A issues, international sales, construction projects, and investment treaty law, through all stages of their disputes, from pre-litigation advice and strategic risk assessment to the challenge, recognition and enforcement of judgments and arbitral awards. She also regularly sits as arbitrator.
Contributions
Memberships
Swiss Bar Association
Zurich Bar Association
Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA)
AIJA
Arbitral Women
IPBA
Qualifications
LL.M. in International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution, National University of Singapore, 2017
Bern Bar, 2014 (admitted at all Swiss courts)
Master of Law bilingual French/German, Université de Fribourg, 2011
Certificate in Transnational Legal Studies, Georgetown Law, Center for Transnational Legal Studies, 2011
Bachelor of Law, Université de Fribourg, 2009
Publications
Micha Bühler/Chloé Terrapon/Francesca Borio, Arbitrating Corporate Governance Disputes, in: Global Arbitration Review - The Guide to Climate Change and Related Disputes 2024
Chloé Terrapon/Louis Christe, Recent Developments in Swiss Arbitration: A Modern Framework to a Classical Picture, in: International Arbitration Law Review 27 Int. A.L.R., Issue 1, pp. 1-24
Michael Feit/Chloé Terrapon, ICLG Guide Investor-State Arbitration, Chapter 13 (Switzerland), 2024
Marco Stacher/Chloé Terrapon, Commentary of Articles 38 to 41, in: Zuberbühler/ Habegger/Müller, Swiss Rules of International Arbitration, 2023
Andrea Meier/Chloé Terrapon, Commentary of Article 177 IPRG, in: Berner Kommentar IPRG, 2022
Michael Cartier/Chloé Terrapon, Recent Developments in the Investment Arbitration Landscape – Efficient Protection of European Investments in the Aftermath of the Achmea Ruling, IPBA Journal n° 91, September 2018, pp. 18-23
Lawrence Boo/Chloé Terrapon, Arbitration Chapter, in: Annual Review of Singapore Cases, (2017) 18 SAL Ann Rev 57, pp. 57-86
Michael Feit/Chloé Terrapon, The Swiss Federal Supreme Court Provides Guidance on the Proper Use of Arbitral Secretaries and Arbitrator Consultants under the Swiss lex arbitri, in: ASA Bulletin 4/2015, pp. 897–917
Chloé Terrapon
Partner - Attorney at Law
Chloe.Terrapon@loyensloeff.com
Zurich
English, French, German
<p>Chloé Terrapon is a recognised international arbitration and litigation expert, with a proven track record guiding clients through complex cross-border disputes.</p>
Chloé advises multinational corporations, financial institutions, and sophisticated private clients on high-stake, complex commercial disputes. With extensive experience in international arbitration and litigation, Chloé delivers effective, client-focused dispute strategies across borders and industries. Her experience includes advising and representing clients in multifaceted legal proceedings involving corporate governance and post-M&A issues, international sales, construction projects, and investment treaty law, through all stages of their disputes, from pre-litigation advice and strategic risk assessment to the challenge, recognition and enforcement of judgments and arbitral awards. She also regularly sits as arbitrator.