Ece is an international associate in the Paris office. She has acted as counsel in international commercial and investment treaty arbitrations conducted ad-hoc and under the ICC, ICSID, UNCITRAL and Swiss Rules. These arbitrations have concerned disputes across a range of sectors, including the oil and gas, renewable energy, telecommunications, automotive, chemical manufacturing, and food and beverage sectors. Her experience encompasses cost recovery, M&A, shareholder and international sales disputes.
Ece is admitted to practice in Türkiye and England & Wales, and has more than three years of post-qualification experience. Prior to joining Three Crowns, Ece gained a breadth of experience working in a leading dispute resolution practice in Türkiye.
Ece holds an LLM from Cornell Law School, where she was a Fulbright Scholar, and an LLB from Bilkent University. During her studies, Ece participated in the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, and later coached the Cornell Law School Vis team.
Bar and court admissions
Languages
English
Turkish
Representing an international consortium of major energy companies in a Geneva-seated UNCITRAL commercial arbitration against a Central Asian state concerning cost recovery claims under a production sharing contract
Representing an international consortium of major energy companies in a Stockholm-seated UNCITRAL commercial arbitration against a Central Asian state arising out of a production sharing contract concerning an onshore oil field
Representing an international consortium of major energy companies in an ICSID arbitration against a Central Asian state
Representing a Turkish clean energy storage solutions company in a Swiss Rules-governed arbitration arising out of an international sales dispute with its primary goods provider
Representing a major Dutch coffee and tea company in a corporate/shareholder ICC arbitration initiated against the minority shareholders of its subsidiary
Representing a major webhosting company in ICC arbitration proceedings arising out of a share purchase agreement entered into with a Turkish start-up
- LLM, Cornell Law School
- LLB, Bilkent University