Arbitration
Drew & Napier, Withers to collaborate on claims against Switzerland over Credit Suisse AT1 losses
The Singapore firm has filed arbitration for Japanese claimants; expects to file for Singapore, Hong Kong groups by Q1 2026
Singapore court sets aside US$307.8 million award in Vietnam state firm’s dispute with US-sanctioned Russian contractor
The Court of Appeal finds an arbitration tribunal had failed to give the parties a fair hearing in the case of a failed power plant project
International investment dispute body to open branch in Singapore
It will be the first such office of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes outside Washington, DC
Addvalue seeks at least US$2.1 million from Chinese software company
It does not expect the commencement of arbitration proceedings to have a material impact on the company’s financial position
Keppel unit awarded S$34 million for 2022 arbitration case against Cuscaden Peak
It is not expected to have a material impact on Keppel’s net tangible assets per share or earnings per share
Q&M Dental Group’s Malaysia unit granted arbitral award against AR Dental Supplies shareholders
This includes payable dividends, share buybacks and shareholders’ loans that add up to more than RM17 million
ExxonMobil sees Hess arbitration dragging into 2025, CEO says
US ENERGY major ExxonMobil’s arbitration case that could block Chevron’s purchase of Hess will extend into 2025, ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods said in an interview on CNBC on Monday (May 6), ahead of a ...
Chevron CEO expects ExxonMobil arbitration resolved in coming months
CHEVRON expects a resolution to a dispute with ExxonMobil over a Guyana oil contract in the coming months that would allow for the completion of the US$53 billion acquisition of Hess this year.
Law firm to launch investment treaty claims against Swiss government for Credit Suisse AT1 write-downs
GLOBAL law firm Clyde & Co is planning to launch a series of investment arbitration claims against the Swiss government, in yet another attempt to sue its regulator for the write-down of Credit Suisse...
The tech-driven inflection point for the global legal industry
DESPITE the legal industry’s oft-traditional image, it has been experimenting with technology for decades. The late 1980s saw the introduction of the Latent Damage Project – the world’s first commerci...