Journal RSS

Dispute over Korean rapid transit line enters phase two

Tuesday, 31 January 2012

The Yongin EverLine

Today marked the start of the second part of a bifurcated hearing in one of the largest arbitrations to come out of Korea last year, which has already seen a railway consortium awarded nearly US$500 million and a city left with a hefty bill.

Kim & Chang partner sets sail for in-house role

Tuesday, 31 January 2012

Hyundai Heavy Industries is the world's largest shipbuilding company

After nine years as partner at Korean firm Kim & Chang, Jun Hee Kim has left to join Hyundai Heavy Industries, as its in-house counsel.

Pinsolle wins advocacy prize

Tuesday, 31 January 2012

Philippe Pinsolle

Philippe Pinsolle, a partner at Shearman & Sterling in Paris, has been awarded the Swiss Arbitration Association’s annual prize for advocacy in international commercial arbitration.

Fry moves on from ICC

Monday, 30 January 2012

Jason Fry

After five years as the secretary general of the ICC International Court of Arbitration, Jason Fry is to return to private practice at Clifford Chance, where he will co-head the international arbitration group with fellow New Zealander Audley Sheppard.

Shearman & Sterling picks up three Venezuela cases

Monday, 30 January 2012

Vestey's case against Venezuela over the siezure of its cattle farms will resume after a six-year suspension

Venezuela has retained Shearman & Sterling for three cases at ICSID – including a revived claim by a British food company over nationalised farmland.

Enforcement application doesn't fly

Monday, 30 January 2012

Varig airlines

Brazilian airline VRG has failed to persuade a New York court to enforce a US$55 million ICC award against two US distressed debt investment funds.

Award annulled in arbitration that 'never was'

Friday, 27 January 2012

Who are the mystery panel members?

Shareholders in Moldova’s largest bank have persuaded Russia’s top court to annul an award in favour of two Seychelles-registered companies issued in an arbitration that they doubt ever took place.

BG Group v Argentina – a Dallah for the US?

Friday, 27 January 2012

BG Group

Last week's decision by a DC appeal court to overturn an UNCITRAL award against Argentina has been described by practitioners as flawed and troubling.

Young ICCA and the University of Miami launch scholarship

Friday, 27 January 2012

The winner of the competition will be awarded a fully paid scholarship at the University of Miami

A scholarship to join a year-long postgraduate programme in international arbitration at Miami University will be awarded to the winner of a new essay competition launched by the university and Young ICCA.

GAR Awards 2012 – voting now open

Friday, 27 January 2012

The Grand Hotel, Stockholm, the venue of the awards dinner on 8 March

The GAR Awards are back, and awaiting your nominations.

Italian insurers lose West Tankers appeal

Thursday, 26 January 2012

The Sicilian port of Syracuse, where the West Tankers dispute originated

The Court of Appeal in London has confirmed that a declaratory arbitral award can be enforced as a court judgment under the English Arbitration Act – the latest instalment in the long-running West Tankers dispute.

Asia specialist returns to London

Thursday, 26 January 2012

Nick Peacock

Herbert Smith partner Nick Peacock has returned to London from Singapore but will continue to focus his arbitration practice on South East Asian and Indian disputes.

Back to top

Law Business Research Ltd

87 Lancaster Road, London
W11 1QQ, UK
International Bar Association logo American Bar Association strategic partner logo

Copyright © 2012 Law Business Research Ltd. All rights reserved. | http://www.lbresearch.com

87 Lancaster Road, London, W11 1QQ, UK | Tel: +44 207 908 1188 / Fax: +44 207 229 6910

http://www.globalarbitrationreview.com | editorial@globalarbitrationreview.com