Currently acting in relation to an international UNCITRAL
joint venture dispute arbitration.
Not exact matches
Representing a global marine engineering company in a US$ 150 million ICC
arbitration, seated in Singapore, and arising from a
dispute over a
joint venture.
Acted in an LMAA
arbitration involving a
dispute over control of English ship - owning companies operated as vehicles for
joint venture between Greek parties, plus related Court applications for interim relief under s. 44 of the
Arbitration Act 1996
Arish has acted on a wide array of commercial
disputes in the English Courts and in English seated
arbitrations, including cases involving civil fraud, breaches of fiduciary duty, complex contractual claims, negligence claims, economic torts, shareholder,
joint venture, partnership and insolvency
disputes and jurisdictional battles (amongst others).
Representing an American company in an ICC
arbitration against a French company in regard to the execution of a
joint -
venture contract (amount in
dispute undetermined).
Acted (led by David Joseph QC) for a major European wind turbine manufacturer in an ad hoc
arbitration under the Indian
Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 in respect of a
dispute with its Indian
joint venture partner.
Acting (led by David Joseph QC) in an ad hoc
arbitration under the Indian
Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 involving a
dispute in connection with a
joint venture in India, including allegations of breach of duties of good faith.
Acting (led by David Joseph QC) in an ad hoc
arbitration under the Indian
Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 involving a
dispute between
joint venture parties.
Representation of an international food manufacturer in worldwide litigation and
arbitration arising out of a
dispute with its
joint venture partner in China.
He also has expertise in
arbitration, mediation and expert determination (particularly in the context of shareholder /
joint venture disputes and warranty claims).
Jeremy Andrews Qualified: 2002 Made partner: 2012 Key cases: Seconded to Barclays» corporate and investment banking litigation team to address a variety of post-Lehman
disputes; acting for a
joint venture company in LCIA London
arbitration proceedings with a total
dispute value in excess of $ 50bn.
Presiding arbitrator in several parallel LCIA
arbitrations concerning a
joint venture dispute involving more than 40 parties.
Presiding arbitrator in LCIA
arbitration between Chinese, UK, Turkish and other companies in a
joint venture dispute (seat England, English law)
Other recent highlights include serving as co-arbitrator in a $ 1.3 billion
dispute concerning the adaptation of a long - term energy contract, and presiding a series of parallel LCIA
arbitrations concerning a
joint venture dispute involving more than 40 parties.
Presiding arbitrator in ICC
arbitration between Indian and Turkish companies concerning an energy
joint venture dispute (seat England, Turkish law)
His
arbitration practice covers a wide range of work from
joint ventures, shareholder
disputes, mobile telephones, satellite television insurance, reinsurance, aerospace, mining, construction and shipbuilding.
The types of cases heard in international
arbitration are typically cross-border commercial
disputes that occur in situations like
joint ventures or corporate transactions (including M&A).
Highlights include a London
arbitration relating to a US $ 2 billion African urban project, a landmark decision on legal professional privilege in Hong Kong's highest court after a document summons by the HK Secretary for Justice, a # 1 billion
joint venture dispute between two global oil companies, and action against various defaulting clients of a renowned English financial institution.
We regularly act for clients in investment protection
arbitration,
joint venture and M&A
disputes as well as commercial
dispute arbitrations in the energy, construction, infrastructure, pharmaceutical, aerospace & defence, banking & finance, insurance & reinsurance, shipping & transport and telecommunications sectors.
It will enable claimants to fund the costs of various legal
disputes which could include
disputes with
joint venture partners or with governments, both via litigation in the courts or international
arbitration.
All types of energy / mining
disputes are suitable for litigation funding; from
disputes with contractors or
joint venture partners, to
disputes with governments, both via litigation in the courts or international
arbitration.
An LCIA
arbitration, sited in London with law of a Latin American state applicable, involving
disputes arising from a major
joint venture in the financial services sector between European and Latin American parties.
An ICC
arbitration, sited in Brussels with German, French and Belgian law applying, involving the break - up of a
joint venture between leading European international telecommunications companies with more than $ 30 billion in
dispute.
Acting for a multi-national
joint venture in
disputes relating to the conversion of passenger aircraft to freighters incorporating the ICC
arbitration rules.
He advises on and acts as counsel in
arbitrations under the rules of the major arbitral institutions with a particular focus on energy, telecoms,
joint venture, shareholder and other investment
disputes in Southeast Asia.
LCIA
Arbitration No. 2 — Junior Counsel in major
arbitration concerning a shareholder
dispute between
joint venture parties
Whilst shipping and insurance are Tom's principal practice areas, he has also acted in substantial banking litigation and in international
arbitrations concerning
joint ventures and the
disputed ownership of foreign land and airlines.
Represented an international construction company in a SIAC
arbitration governed by Korean law with the seat of
arbitration in Singapore relating to a multi-million dollar
joint venture dispute.
a major Middle Eastern real estate development company on the LCIA
arbitration arising out of a
joint venture dispute against their Russian partner and parallel proceedings in Russia.
Most international
joint venture agreements require that the parties to refer
disputes to international
arbitration.
Dr Colin Ong Legal Services is led by founder Colin Ong who has broad experience in commercial and construction
arbitration including mining and minerals
disputes,
joint ventures, and intellectual property.
Advising a
joint venture consisting of various construction and contracting services companies in DIAC
arbitration proceedings relating to a $ 1bn +
dispute concerning the construction of a new terminal at an international airport.