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speciality finance series
11 Aug 2022 Consumer Duty Rules for Specialist Lending Businesses: What does this mean for me?
Find out what the new UK Consumer Duty Rules for Specialist Lending Businesses means for you and your business
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Infrastructure Industry Update
01 Aug 2022 Cost escalation in infrastructure projects
Authors: Harvey Weaver, Partner; Mark Disney, Partner; Yvonne Cross, Partner; Sadia McEvoy, Counsel; Matthew Taylor, Senior Associate and Lillian Yeung…
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ESG Update
18 Jul 2022 Preparing for data and disclosure demands in the age of a net zero Australia
Authors: Elena Lambros, Partner; Matthew Worsfold, Partner; Rob Hanley, Partner; Maxine Viertmann, Lawyer; Charlotte O'Sullivan, Executive
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construction update
29 Jun 2022 Abbey Healthcare v Simply Construct: Clarity from the Court of Appeal on when a collateral warranty is a construction contract
Authors: Sadia McEvoy, Matthew Bool and Ben PattonAbbey Healthcare (Mill Hill) Limited v Simply Construct (UK) LLP [2022] EWCA Civ 823[2013] EWHC 2665 (TCC)
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Quickguides | international arbitration
15 Jun 2022 Third Party Funding in International Arbitration
In this Quickguide we explain what third party funding is and the practicalities of securing it, and then go on to outline the issues it gives rise to.
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International arbitration update
06 Jun 2022 Asia-Pacific energy disputes - current and emerging trends
The article covers four current and emerging trends in the field, in the context of an increasingly clear distinction between ‘conventional energy’ disputes…
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construction update
24 May 2022 Security of Payment in Western Australia: Stage 1 in force on 1 August 2022
Authors: Matthew Blycha, Partner and Suzannah Bahen-Wright, Senior Associate
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international arbitration update
06 May 2022 Are Russian countersanctions likely to prompt investment treaty claims?
A large number of countries have denounced Russia's invasion of Ukraine and imposed unprecedented sanctions against it in condemnation of its actions.
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international arbitration update
05 May 2022 Renewable energy projects - commercial disputes are coming
There is a new wave of renewable energy disputes on the horizon and, unlike the swathes of investment treaty cases brought to date, they are commercial…
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dispute resolution update
25 Mar 2022 Renewables Projects: Ten reasons you should be seeking to secure investment treaty protection
Authors: Emma Johnson and Matthew Saunders
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dispute resolution update
25 Mar 2022 Renewables projects: five reasons why you should be thinking about international arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism
Arbitration is the preferred dispute resolution mechanism in international energy projects.
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dispute resolution update
25 Mar 2022 New ICSID Arbitration Rules: implications for energy and resources sectors
The Member States of the Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) have voted to approve an amended set of rules, which will enter into force…
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Sanctions Webinar
10 Mar 2022 The Ukraine conflict and the energy sector – the impact of sanctions and price volatility on contractual performance
Our webinar covers the impact of sanctions and the disruption the Ukraine conflict has given rise to for energy companies, focusing on how to handle…
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Sanctions webinar
02 Mar 2022 The Ukraine Conflict - International sanctions and what they mean for your business
Ross Denton, Olivier Dorgans, Alexander Dmitrenko, Ruby Hamid and Matthew Saunders provided an update on the latest international sanctions developments in…
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oil and gas update
02 Mar 2022 Nigeria's Energy Transition
Nigeria’s Energy Transition - Challenges and Opportunities in the Utilisation of Gas as a Transition Fuel
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dispute resolution update
01 Mar 2022 The Ukraine conflict: force majeure and similar mechanisms
With the impacts of the Ukrainian conflict changing rapidly, especially as regards implementation of international sanctions, it is easy to overlook some key…
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sanctions and international arbitration update
25 Feb 2022 Sanctions against Russia: Four Key Questions for International Arbitration
With the deepening of the crisis in Ukraine, the US, the EU and the UK have already adopted a series of sanctions and have announced a further wave of…
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international arbitration update
25 Jan 2022 Recovery of funding costs in English seated international arbitration: Tenke Fungurume Mining SA v Katanga Contracting Services SAS
The English High Court has upheld an arbitral tribunal's costs award that included the costs of third party funding, for a second time.
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Esg litigation update
05 Jan 2022 ESG-inspired disputes - recent developments
Dispute Resolution analysis: ESG increasingly dominates the business landscape and, with it, the associated litigation risks to those who fail to deliver on…
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employment alert
15 Nov 2021 Latest developments in Australian COVID-19 workplace litigation
New South Wales In Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union, Matthew Howard v Mt Arthur Coal Pty Ltd T/A Mt Arthur Coal [2021] FWC 6309, the…
