LCIA rejects med-tech claim
An LCIA tribunal has rejected a claim worth over €500 million brought by a German medical technology supplier who accused a Swedish distributor of failing to adequately promote its products.
An LCIA tribunal has rejected a claim worth over €500 million brought by a German medical technology supplier who accused a Swedish distributor of failing to adequately promote its products.
The High Court in London has dismissed Newcastle United’s bid to disqualify prominent sports lawyer Michael Beloff QC from chairing its arbitration against the English Premier League over an aborted £340 million takeover of the football club by a Saudi-backed consortium.
Rodman Bundy has left Eversheds Sutherland, where he was formerly head of public international law and co-head of the arbitration practice, to join the partnership at Squire Patton Boggs in Singapore.
Spanish investors in a cement plant have applied to partially annul an ICSID award that held Egypt liable but declined to award any of the €240 million they sought in damages.
On International Women's Day, Mark Mangan, Ananya Mitra and Miranda Elvidge of Dechert in Singapore look at the use of arbitration to correct gender discrimination in sports and as a force for …
A Hong Kong-based investor has brought the first known investment treaty claim against Japan over cuts to renewable energy subsidies – reportedly creating panic in the Japanese government that those reforms may lead to a wave of claims.
A French court has upheld an ICC tribunal’s decision to award US$116 million to a Libyan state entity while ruling it should have agreed to hear a UAE oil company’s claims over the unauthorised use of Libya’s biggest refinery during the country’s 2011 revolution.
A UK judge has refused to compel Clyde & Co to make payments to an arbitration client from escrow funds that US authorities have linked to the 1MDB embezzlement scandal in Malaysia.
A Luxembourg company has applied to revive a US$763 million ICDR claim against US oil field services group Baker Hughes over a project to build a pair of small-scale liquefied natural gas plants in Nigeria.
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