A Spanish entity has brought a US court action against Egypt and the Bank of New York Mellon – seeking to void an agreement that is allegedly enabling the state to evade payment of a US$2 billion ICSID award.
03 November 2020
A London court has lifted an injunction that prevented Clyde & Co from transferring US$340 million to its Saudi-owned client to comply with an UNCITRAL award – funds that US and Malaysian prosecutors allege can be traced to the 1MDB corruption scandal.
02 November 2020
A court in Washington, DC has refused to enforce an ICC award against an Iraqi state-owned oil company – ruling the entity was separate from the state and lacked commercial ties to the jurisdiction.
30 October 2020
An entity linked to Kazakhstan’s state-owned oil and gas company has been hit with an ICC claim, as a UK energy company tries to seize its minority stake in a Romanian oilfield.
23 October 2020
A London court has declined to hear a Luxembourg-based drilling contractor’s challenge to an arbitration award worth US$320 million won by Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries.
22 October 2020
An UNCITRAL tribunal has dismissed the bulk of a US$1.3 billion claim by an Australian construction company against Chevron over the construction of a jetty for one of the world’s largest natural gas projects.
21 October 2020
Nigeria has defeated an ICSID claim said to be worth around US$3 billion, brought by US investors who alleged the state had conspired to expropriate their stake in an oil exploration venture.
07 October 2020
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has agreed preliminary settlement terms for a long-running tax dispute with two investors in an offshore oil and gas block that gave rise to a pair of under-the-radar arbitrations.
20 August 2020
A subsidiary of a US glass manufacturer has reportedly applied to a Singapore court to seize an oil tanker owned by Venezuela’s national oil and gas company PDVSA, in its latest attempt to enforce an ICSID award worth over US$500 million.
14 August 2020
An Asian-Australian consortium has settled a US$45 million ICC dispute with an East Timor government authority over a petroleum block in the Timor Sea.
07 August 2020
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