David Zaslowsky, who formerly chaired the New York disputes group at Baker McKenzie, has left the firm after more than four ...

A panel of arbitrators from Fountain Court Chambers in London looked at the disruption that accompanies disputes with ...

The French Court of Cassation has refused to allow Venezuela to revive a challenge to an investment treaty award now said to be worth US$415 million in favour of two dual nationals, three years after ...

Australian third-party funder Litigation Capital Management says it will enter an orderly run-off after losing seven of its last eight cases and recording an £87 million loss in its most recent ...

A British asset finance company has lodged an ICSID claim against Turkey, while Mali is facing a contractual claim brought by ...

The EU General Court has refused to allow former shareholders of Yukos to intervene in a challenge by Russia's central bank ...

A Turkish contractor has won more than US$300 million in an LCIA claim against Ethiopia’s state railway company over a project delayed by civil war.

A panel at GAR Live North America discussed enforcement of arbitral awards in the US and Canadian courts, including the challenges of confirming non-ICSID intra-EU awards and defences based on state ...

A US court has rejected a Mexican contractor’s bid to set aside a US$45 million ICC award issued after a contractual deadline ...

Hyundai’s construction arm has filed a US$200 million ICC claim against a Turkish subcontractor over electromechanical works ...

Tony Andriotis has left DLA Piper, where he led the international arbitration practice in Japan, to launch the disputes ...

Jean-François Le Gal has left the partnership at Pinsent Masons to join UK firm Penningtons Manches Cooper as its first head ...