Russia has reportedly asked its own courts to restrain a German oil and gas producer from pursuing an Energy Charter Treaty claim on pain of a €7.5 billion penalty, while seeking to have the arbitrators and the investor’s German law firm held jointly liable if the arbitration proceeds.
17 April 2025
The Court of Appeal in London has granted UniCredit’s request to lift an anti-suit injunction it won against a Gazprom joint venture after the bank said it wanted to avoid an “eye-watering” fine from the Russian courts.
11 February 2025
Italy’s UniCredit has asked a UK court to lift an anti-suit injunction it won against a Gazprom joint venture because it faces “potentially draconian financial consequences” in parallel proceedings in Russia – and says two other European banks have made similar applications.
06 February 2025
A Russian court has ordered Deutsche Bank to discontinue an ICC claim against a Gazprom venture over stalled work on a gas processing plant, despite the UK Supreme Court ruling that the dispute belonged in arbitration.
22 October 2024
A Russian court has allowed a Gazprom affiliate to freeze US$1.15 billion in assets owned by Germany’s Linde in a dispute over a stalled gas processing project – months after ordering the engineering group to discontinue a parallel HKIAC arbitration.
15 August 2024
A Russian court has allowed a Gazprom joint venture to seize over €700 million in assets held by UniCredit, Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank – defying UK court rulings that the litigation should be heard in ICC arbitration.
20 May 2024
Retired Indian Supreme Court judge Rohinton Nariman used a speech at GAR Live Delhi to critique two recent rulings from the Singapore courts – reflecting on their approach to the questions of issue estoppel and arbitrability respectively.
03 May 2024
The UK Supreme Court has dismissed a Gazprom joint venture’s challenge to an English anti-suit injunction that was granted to support a Paris-seated ICC arbitration agreement.
23 April 2024
A Russian court has restrained an HKIAC arbitration against a Gazprom affiliate while refusing to impose a €1.8 billion penalty on the German claimant – as another Gazprom subsidiary asks it to block an arbitration brought by a Dutch gas pipeline operator.
19 April 2024
The UK Supreme Court has heard a Gazprom joint venture’s challenge to an English anti-suit injunction that was granted to support a Paris-seated ICC arbitration agreement.
19 April 2024
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