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Sana Mahmud examines a UK Supreme Court decision confirming that states party to the ICSID Convention cannot rely on adjudicative immunity to resist the recognition of arbitral awards in the UK.
Sana Mahmud examines a recent BVI Commercial Court case which interpreted a state’s BIT-based commitment to enforce arbitral awards.
Sana Mahmud considers the draft 7th Edition of the SIAC Rules before they come into force on 1 January 2025.
Nicholas Gould and Sana Mahmud review Baker Hughes v Dynamic Industries, in which the court rejected claims of forum non conveniens, setting precedent for future disputes.
Sana Mahmud and Gilbert Hakim discuss a recent DIFC Court of Appeal judgment which considered issues such as notices as conditions precedent, limitation and good faith in the context of FIDIC Sub-Clauses 20.1 and 3.5.
As the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine shocks the construction industry, Sana Mahmud looks at whether investment treaty arbitration offers recourse to recover losses arising as a result of the conflict.
Fenwick Elliott Partner Nicholas Gould and Senior Associate Sana Mahmud discuss the latest developments in investor-state arbitrations and how this is relevant to construction disputes.
Sana Mahmud discusses the proposed, upcoming changes to the ICSID rules.
Sana Mahmud considers investment treaty arbitration as a means of bringing claims against an employer which is a national government or government entity.
Sana Mahmud outlines the key points from updated LCIA Arbitration Rules which came into force on 1 October 2020.
Senior Associate, Sana Mahmud and Consultant Lawyer, Alice Gambato discuss the impact of COVID-19 on projects in Algeria, covering the measure imposed by the Algerian government, force majeure and the hardship under Algerian law and liquidated damages.
In this article Fenwick Elliott Partner, Nicholas Gould and Senior Associate, Sana Mahmud discuss the impact of COVID-19 on projects in India, covering the measures imposed by the Indian Government and claims for extensions of time and cost under FIDIC contracts.