Burkina Faso gold mine sale leads to claims
A London-listed mining company has filed two arbitrations over missed payments relating to its troubled US$300 million sale of two gold projects in Burkina Faso.
UK court orders transfer of Iranian property to award creditor
An English judge has ruled that a £100 million property in London linked to the National Iranian Oil Company should be transferred to UAE-based Crescent Petroleum to partially satisfy a US$2.6 billion award.
Paul Hastings hires two more from White & Case
Jonathan Ulrich and Alejandro Martinez de Hoz have left White & Case to join Paul Hastings as of counsel in Washington, DC – a month after partner Jonathan Hamilton made the same move to become practice co-chair.
Panel in place for landmark biodiversity case
A panel has begun hearing the landmark inter-state arbitration Azerbaijan has filed against Armenia under the Bern Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and Natural Habitats.
GAR Live Riyadh: “giga projects mean giga challenges”
A panel at the first-ever GAR Live Riyadh discussed potential disputes arising from Saudi Arabia’s trillion-dollar Vision 2030 development programme, as parties navigate issues caused by its unprecedented scale and complexity.
GAR Live Riyadh 2024 - in pictures
Photos are now available from the first edition of GAR Live Riyadh.
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Canadian Supreme Court affirms Greece committed fraud in ICC dispute
Canada’s Supreme Court has affirmed that a Canadian bank was justified in refusing to pay out on a letter of credit because the beneficiary was participating in a fraud by the Greek government to circumvent the orders of an ICC tribunal.
DIFC appeal court affirms interim relief is enforceable as “award”
The Dubai International Finance Centre Court of Appeal has affirmed that a provisional award granting interim measures in a foreign arbitration is enforceable as an “award” under the DIFC’s arbitration law.
Ibrahim Fadlallah 1942-2024
Ibrahim Fadlallah, who has died aged 81, was a leading Lebanese-French academic and arbitrator known for his handling of cases related to the Middle East and Africa and for initiating discussion of conflicts of culture in international arbitration.
Heiskanen leaves Lalive for solo practice
Veijo Heiskanen has left Lalive after more than two decades to practise as an independent arbitrator and member of Arbitra International.
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