Published on 30 June 2026 in Client Alerts

Volterra Fietta moves into its new London headquarters at 110 High Holborn

Volterra Fietta has moved to new premises at 110 High Holborn, London WC1V 6JS.

The move reflects the continued growth of the firm’s practice and the partners’ long-term commitment to their London headquarters, through the signing of a new 10-year lease. The new offices provide expanded facilities to support the firm’s global practice, whilst reinforcing Volterra Fietta’s presence in the heart of London’s legal and commercial district.

Since its founding almost two decades ago, Volterra Fietta has maintained its unbroken rankings as the world’s leading public international law practice. It remains the only firm in the world dedicated entirely to public international law and international dispute resolution. Volterra Fietta lawyers advise States, international organisations, multinational corporations, sovereign wealth funds and high-net-worth individuals across the full spectrum of public international law, international dispute resolution and international arbitration.

The new premises at 110 High Holborn will support the Volterra Fietta team’s continued delivery of first-class legal services to its client base around the world. The offices provide state-of-the-art meeting, IT and conferencing facilities for the firm’s global practice. They are conveniently located near the London Court of International Arbitration, the Royal Courts of Justice, the British Institute of International and Comparative Law, Chatham House and other institutions related to the practice of international law.

Volterra Fietta is pleased to have re-purposed or recycled 95% of the items not transferred to its new offices.  In addition, features from the previous premises were relocated, including the kitchen, the library and office doors.

The Volterra Fietta team looks forward to welcoming clients, colleagues and friends of the firm at its new offices.

For further information, please contact info@volterrafietta.com.

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