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Published on December 23, 2021
Enyo Law Client successful in upholding USD43 million LCIA Award

Enyo Law represented Angophora Holdings Limited in successfully resisting a challenge under s.68 of the Arbitration Act (and related challenges) to a USD43 million Award issued to Angophora in LCIA proceedings in which Enyo also acted.

In a Judgment handed down in the Commercial Court on 14 December 2021, Sir Andrew Smith rejected all of these challenges (made by, inter alia, a Respondent to the Award) and concluded that there was no irregularity affecting the Tribunal, the proceedings or the Award.

Read the full judgment

The Enyo team involved in this matter comprised of Konrad Rodgers, Jonathan Brook, Katie Marquet-Horwood and Roshan Laidlay, working alongside Ivanyan & Partners in Moscow, Michael Swainston QC of Brick Court, and James Duffy and Jacob Turner of Fountain Court.

Read the full article on Global Arbitration Review (subscription required)

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