Petroecuador settles oilfield dispute with Sinopec
Petroecuador has agreed to partially pay a US$64 million UNCITRAL award won by Chinese state-owned energy group Sinopec over three Amazonian oilfields.
Canadian energy company files third claim in Tunisian oil dispute
A Canadian energy company has lodged an US$85 million ICC arbitration against Tunisia over an oil concession – the third claim it has filed this year over its investments in the north African state.
CMS tests GenerativeAI in mock case
In a future facing event led by CMS, clients, partners and associates took part in a simulated emergency arbitration, putting a range of GenerativeAI systems to the test.
Who is sitting at ICSID?
Eight new tribunals have been formed at ICSID in recent weeks, including a first-time appointment for Irish barrister Louise Reilly.
Revealed: GAR’s 45 under 45
GAR has published the latest edition of its 45 under 45 – a guide to the leading younger practitioners in international arbitration.
Spain accused of pressuring courts over Malaysia mega-case
As a Spanish arbitrator prepares to face criminal trial over his role in issuing a US$15 billion award against Malaysia, a new complaint accuses the Spanish courts of bowing to political pressure …
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Poncet disqualified from Iranian mega-case after “burkini” remarks
The ICC Court has disqualified Swiss arbitrator Charles Poncet from hearing Crescent Petroleum’s US$32 billion arbitration against the National Iranian Oil Company after he was accused of displaying anti-Muslim bias during a television broadcast about swimwear.
Dechert team in Paris breaks away
Dechert has announced that its international arbitration group in Paris is breaking away, with global practice co-chair Eduardo Silva Romero and members of his team set to launch an independent boutique.
Brekoulakis quits Queen Mary for new Singapore post
Stavros Brekoulakis is leaving Queen Mary University of London to join the National University of Singapore, where he will take up a new international arbitration professorship funded through a gift by Michael Hwang SC.
Spanish utility on the hook in LNG price review
Spanish electric utility Endesa says it has been ordered to pay US$570 million in a price review arbitration at the ICC under a long-term contract for supply of liquefied natural gas.
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