Infrastructure Dispute Arbitrator

Choosing the Right Construction Dispute Arbitrator for a Cross-Border Project

Few categories of arbitration test a tribunal quite like construction and infrastructure disputes. A single delayed steel delivery or a contested variation order can sit at the centre of hundreds of millions of dollars in exposure, and the record behind each claim is usually vast: programme logic networks, site diaries, and competing expert reports on

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Why Sovereign States and Global Infrastructure Turn to Independent Arbitrators

Cross-border disputes rarely announce themselves gently. A concession renegotiated by a change in government, a pipeline delayed by permitting disputes, a transmission project caught between two regulatory regimes each can escalate from a contractual disagreement into a matter of national consequence within months. What separates a dispute that is resolved efficiently from one that drags

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