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Energy Disputes Global Trends and Perspectives
20 July 2017
Six weeks ago, we launched an article series looking at global trends and perspectives across the energy disputes sector.
Our Energy Disputes team is focused where business leaders are focused—on practical and comprehensive solutions. Disputes are inevitable and come in all shapes and sizes.
At Hogan Lovells, there is little we haven’t seen. We use our deep industry sector knowledge and practical experience to ensure that your dispute is resolved as efficiently and effectively as possible—whether by means of international commercial arbitration, investor-state arbitration, expert determination, negotiation, mediation, or court proceedings.
Our team forms an integral part of Hogan Lovells' Energy and Natural Resources Group. As one of the largest in the world, with over 400 lawyers across a network of 45 offices, our group provides legal services to a full range of energy and natural resources market stakeholders around the world.
Below is a summary of our latest thinking:
- Human Rights Claims Against Energy Multinationals
- Arbitration, Bribery, Corruption, and Disputes - it's not as easy as ABCD
- Patents or Trade Secrets? Yes, please.
- Enforcing Awards Against States - is it becoming more difficult?
- Countering Counterparty Insolvency
- International Trade and Investment Disputes in the Solar Energy Industry – A Hurdle to Renewable Power Generation?
- Litigation Trends in the Global Oil and Gas Industry: What You Need To Know
- Supply Chain Disruption and Litigation Trends in North Africa's Oil and Gas Industry
Authored by Markus Burgstaller, Michael Davison, Laurent Gouiffes, Samaa Haridi, Julianne Hughes-Jennett, Andrew C Lillie, Christopher Pickens, Jennifer Smith, Robert B Wolinsky, Robin Keller, Jessica Black Livingston, John Beck and Peter Hood
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