As Arbitrator

  • Dispute between seller and purchaser of export LNG pursuant to long-term contract (ICC, appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2023-present).
  • Dispute between Greek company and global law firm involving legal services (AAA, appointed as Sole Arbitrator (New York, 2023-present).
  • Dispute between estate and trust and international bank arising from an insurance financing agreement (AAA, appointed by Respondents) (New York, 2023-present).
  • Dispute between U.S. and European pharmaceutical companies arising from license agreement (Ad hoc, appointed as a co-arbitrator by parties jointly) (New York, 2022-23).
  • Dispute between investors and U.S. company involving banking technology services (AAA, appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2022).
  • Dispute between subsidiary of English company and a European government concerning agreements to construct and operate an electric power plant (ICC, appointed as Chairman) (London, 2021-23).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Israeli parties to a Limited Liability Company Agreement (AAA, appointed as Emergency Arbitrator) (New York, 2021, 2023).
  • Dispute between U.S. and English companies concerning a Cooperation Agreement for development of financial products (AAA, appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2021-23).
  • Dispute between Chinese and U.S. companies alleging breach of an International Consumer Distribution Agreement (HKIAC, appointed as Chairman) (Hong Kong, 2021-present).
  • Dispute between Virgin Islands and Chinese-owned companies involving a petroleum storage Terminal Lease Agreement (AAA, appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2021-22).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Korean pharmaceutical companies arising from an Exclusive License and Supply Agreement (ICC, appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2020-21).
  • Dispute between intellectual property licensing groups over music royalty provisions (Ad hoc, appointed as sole arbitrator) (New York, 2020-21).
  • Dispute between Barbados and U.S. corporations arising from software licensing agreement in the airline industry (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2020-22).
  • Dispute between Egyptian former director and U.S. corporation regarding indemnification obligations (AAA; appointed as sole arbitrator) (New York, 2020-21).
  • Dispute between Panamanian financial advisory firm and Brazilian energy company arising from a professional engagement agreement (ICC; appointed as sole arbitrator) (New York, 2020-21).
  • Dispute between U.K. media firm and U.S. professional sports league licensing organization relating to electronic distribution rights (AAA; appointed as sole arbitrator) (New York, 2020).
  • Dispute between U.S. mineral royalty owner and ore producer involving U.S. and international trade (AAA; appointed by respondent ore producer) (New York, 2020-22).
  • Dispute among Curacao and U.S. financial firms arising from an agreement to purchase trade finance loans (ICC; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2019-22).Dispute among Korean/Ecuadorean purchasers and U.S. seller of oil and gas production company (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2019-22).
  • Dispute among shareholders of U.S./U.K. pharmaceutical companies (Ad hoc; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (Stamford, Connecticut, 2019).
  • Dispute among Indian, Japanese and Singaporean companies arising from shareholders agreement involving a phosphate project (ICC; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2018-20).
More Arbitrations
  • Dispute between U.S. and Canadian companies arising from lithium supply agreement (ICC; appointed by the Canadian respondents) (New York, 2018-20).
  • Dispute between professional tennis player and international tennis organization (AAA; appointed as one of three neutral arbitrators) (Bradenton, Florida, 2018-present).
  • Dispute among U.S. company and U.K. insurers involving consumer product liability coverage (Ad hoc; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2018-19).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Bulgarian companies arising from agreements for production and delivery of a commercial communications satellite (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2018-19).
  • Dispute among investors in a U.S. professional baseball team (AAA; appointed as one of three neutral arbitrators) (New York, 2018-19).
  • Dispute between Japanese and U.S. chemical companies involving resin supply contract (AAA; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (New York, 2018).
  • Dispute between U.S.-based international trading companies arising from a Master Power Purchase and Sale Agreement (AAA, appointed as Chairman) (Newark, New Jersey, 2017-18).
  • Dispute between U.S. employment placement companies and international professional services firm (AAA; appointed by ICDR as one of three neutral arbitrators) (New York, 2017).
  • Dispute among U.S. and South American banking companies arising from shareholder agreement (ICC; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2017-19).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Mauritius companies involving iron ore supply contract (ICC; appointed as Chairman) (Minneapolis, 2017).
  • Dispute among Brazilian and Netherlands/U.S. corporate group companies involving shareholdings in an oil refinery (AAA; appointed by the Dutch/U.S. respondents) (Houston, 2016-present).
  • Dispute arising from joint venture between U.S. and Indian pharmaceutical companies (AAA; appointed by the U.S. claimant) (New York, 2016-19).
  • Dispute among Russian and U.S. parties arising from a corporate share purchase transaction involving the energy sector (ICC; appointed by the Russian claimant) (New York, 2016-17).
  • Dispute between U.S. buyer and Japanese/U.S. sellers of restaurant business arising from post-closing adjustments (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2015-17).
  • Dispute between U.S. insured/captive insurer and Swiss reinsurer involving Superstorm Sandy property damage (Ad hoc; appointed by the U.S. insured) (London, 2015-16).
  • Dispute between Bermuda and U.S. telecommunications companies involving service to an African country (Ad hoc; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (New York, 2015-16).
  • Dispute among U.S. and U.K. partners in investment advisory firm concerning management issues (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2015).
  • Dispute between U.S. insured and Bermuda excess insurers involving coverage for herbicide product liability claims (Ad hoc; appointed by the U.S. insured) (London, 2015-16).
  • Dispute between individuals and a trust sponsored by a European bank arising from an insurance financing agreement (AAA; appointed by the respondent trust) (Minneapolis, 2015-18).
  • Dispute between Japanese and Chinese electronics companies involving a patent license dispute (AAA; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (New York, 2015).
  • Dispute among Chinese, Hong Kong and Singapore companies concerning purchase of on-line gaming business (HKIAC; appointed by Singapore and Chinese respondents) (Hong Kong, 2015).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Mexican food product companies arising from a license agreement (AAA; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (New York, 2013).
  • Dispute between Mexican and U.K. chemical companies arising from an asset purchase agreement and environmental claims (ICC; appointed as Chairman) (London, 2013-15).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Hong Kong companies involving sale and shipment of luxury consumer goods (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2013-14).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Mexican auto parts companies concerning escrow agreement resulting from asset purchase transaction (ICC; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2013-14).
  • Dispute between German and U.S. companies concerning sale of a subsidiary company in automobile parts business (DIS; appointed by the U.S. respondent) (Frankfurt, 2013-15).
  • Dispute among corporate shareholders involving alleged breach of fiduciary duty with respect to certain works of art. (AAA; appointed by AAA as a co-arbitrator) (New York, 2013).
  • Dispute between registered broker-dealer firm and IPO company alleging violation of underwriting agreements (AAA; appointed by ICDR as a co-arbitrator) (New York, 2013-14).
  • Dispute between Swiss and U.S. companies and U.S. insurer arising from a trade credit insurance policy involving transactions in Mexico (Ad hoc; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2013-15).
  • Dispute between English and U.S. industrial companies arising from international supply and distribution agreement (AAA; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (New York, 2013).
  • Dispute between U.S. insured and London market insurers involving asbestos liability coverage (AAA; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (Washington, 2013-14).
  • Dispute between U.S. and U.K. pharmaceutical companies arising from patent license agreement (Ad hoc; appointed by parties jointly as a co-arbitrator) (New York, 2012-13).
  • Dispute between U.S. subsidiaries of Taiwanese and Japanese companies relating to design and manufacture of steam-turbine generators for petrochemical plant (AAA; appointed by ICDR as a co-arbitrator) (New York, 2012-13).
  • Dispute among Mauritius, U.S. and U.K. financial industry parties involving ownership of shares of a bank in India (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2012-15).
  • Dispute between U.S. and French companies arising from contract for construction of telecommunications satellites (Ad hoc; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (New York, 2012).
  • Dispute between Singapore subsidiaries of German and U.S. companies involving a contract for the sale of industrial gas (ICC; appointed by the German claimant’s subsidiary) (New York, 2012-14).
  • Dispute between U.S. companies concerning distribution and sale of cosmetics in Korea. (AAA; appointed by ICDR as a co-arbitrator) (New York, 2012).
  • Dispute between Swiss and Brazilian companies arising from contract for sale of petroleum products (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2012-13).
  • Dispute between U.S. medical technology company and U.K./U.S. former stockholders relating to disclosure in a corporate transaction. (AAA; appointed by ICDR as a co-arbitrator) (New York, 2011-13).
  • Dispute between international law firm and U.S. semiconductor company relating to agreement for legal services (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2011-12).
  • Dispute between Bahamian tennis management company and international tennis player involving professional management agreement (CAS; appointed by the Bahamian claimant) (Lausanne, 2011-12).
  • Dispute between U.S. company and English-owned company arising from joint venture agreement involving automotive equipment. (ICC; appointed by the U.S. claimant) (New York, 2011-12).
  • Dispute between U.S. pharmaceutical companies concerning licensing agreement with Japanese company (ICC; appointed by respondent) (Tokyo, 2011-12).
  • Dispute between U.S. and French companies arising from contract for construction of telecommunications satellites (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2011-12).
  • Dispute between Cayman Islands and Spanish companies concerning purchase and sale of solar energy equipment (ICC; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (Hong Kong, 2011).
  • Dispute between U.S. company and subsidiary of Hong Kong company arising from ethanol purchase and sale agreement (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2011-12).
  • Dispute between U.S. and U.K. pharmaceutical companies arising from patent license agreement (AAA; appointed by the U.S. claimant) (New York, 2011-12).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Dutch companies concerning indemnities under a securities purchase escrow agreement involving a producer of calcinated petroleum coke (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2011).
  • Disputes between U.S. state power authority and U.K. company arising from transmission system management services agreement (Ad hoc; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (New York, 2010).
  • Dispute between Cayman Islands and Indian companies arising from share subscription and shareholders agreement involving financial services industry (AAA; appointed by the Cayman Islands claimant) (New York, 2010-11).
  • Dispute between Spanish purchasers and U.S. sellers of an airport services company (ICC; appointed by the Spanish purchasers) (Miami, 2010-16).
  • Dispute between Indian and U.S. companies concerning equipment for wind turbine generators (AAA; appointed by the Indian claimant) (New York, 2010-12).
  • Dispute between British Virgin Islands and U.S. companies concerning specialty aircraft conversion work (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2010-12).
  • Dispute between U.S./Bermuda and U.S. pharmaceutical companies arising under biotechnology licensing agreement (CPR; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (New York, 2009-10).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Indian pharmaceutical companies arising from drug development and marketing agreements (ICC; appointed by the U.S. claimant) (New York, 2009-11).
  • Dispute between Chinese and U.S. companies arising from purchase and sale of solar energy equipment (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2009-10).
  • Dispute between Maltese and Singapore companies arising from charter of a floating oil production storage and off-take vessel (Institute of Arbitrators & Mediators Australia; appointed as Chairman) (Melbourne 2009-11).
  • Dispute between Channel Islands trust and Indonesian companies arising from agreements to supply paper pulp (SIAC; appointed by the Indonesian respondents) (Singapore, 2009-11).
  • Dispute between U.S. and German medical equipment manufacturers arising from post-closing adjustment matters. (AAA; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (New York, 2009).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Swiss companies arising from alumina tolling agreement (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2009).
  • Dispute between Canadian and U.S./Bermuda biopharmaceutical companies involving license agreement for patented compounds (ICC; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2009).
  • Dispute between European and U.S. publishing companies involving escrow claims following purchase of a business (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2009).
  • Dispute among South American, U.S. and U.K. member firms of international professional services organization (ICC; appointed by the U.S./U.K. respondents) (London, 2008-09).
  • Dispute between U.S./Cayman Islands companies and U.S. individuals arising from acquisition of electric power industry technology company (AAA; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (Atlanta, 2008-09).
  • Dispute between U.S. insureds and Bermuda insurer involving claim for indemnity for environmental liability (Ad hoc; appointed by the claimant U.S. insureds) (London, 2008-09).
  • Dispute between Israeli and U.S. companies concerning shareholder claim for “earnout” payment under merger agreement involving the automated speech recognition industry. (AAA; appointed by the U.S. respondent) (New York, 2008-09).
  • Dispute between individual and international consulting firm regarding a non-compete agreement involving professional services. (ICC; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (New York, 2008-10).
  • Dispute between Thailand company and Asian Government concerning development of a lignite mine and electric power plant (Ad hoc, UNCITRAL Rules; appointed as Chairman) (Kuala Lumpur, 2008-09).
  • Dispute between Cayman Islands and U.S. companies, both suppliers to pharmaceutical companies, involving alleged breach of confidentiality and non-compete agreement between them (AAA; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (New York, 2008).
  • Dispute between U.S./Bermuda and U.S. pharmaceutical companies concerning biotechnology patent licensing agreement (CPR; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (New York, 2008).
  • Dispute between British Virgin Islands and U.S. companies arising from joint venture to operate glass container manufacturing plants (AAA; appointed by the U.S. respondent) (New York, 2007-12).
  • Dispute between Korean and U.S. companies arising from patent license agreement involving cellular telephone technology (ICC; appointed by the U.S. party) (Paris; 2007-09).
  • Dispute between Ecuadorian and U.S. companies involving distribution of electronics products (ICC; appointed as Chairman) (Miami; 2007-08).
  • Dispute between law firm and client over adequacy of legal services (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York; 2006-07).
  • Dispute between U.S. and multinational biotechnology companies arising from collaboration agreement (AAA; appointed by the U.S. claimant) (San Francisco; 2006-07).
  • Dispute between U.S. and U.K. aircraft equipment manufacturers over terms of teaming agreement (AAA; appointed by the U.S. party) (Delaware, 2006-07).
  • Dispute between Hong Kong and British Virgin Islands companies involving property sales in China (ICC; appointed by the Hong Kong claimant) (Hong Kong, 2006-09).
  • Dispute between Luxembourg and Russian companies arising from three loan agreements (ICC; appointed by the Luxembourg party) (New York, 2006).
  • Dispute between nuclear power plant owner and insurer (Ad hoc; appointed by the insurer) (New York, 2006-07).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Cyprus companies arising from contract for construction and delivery of a telecommunications satellite. (LCIA; appointed by the Cypriot party) (London, 2005-06).
  • Dispute between U.S. equipment manufacturer and operator of Australian power project over performance of components (LCIA; appointed as Sole Arbitrator) (London, 2005-07).
  • Youngquist v. U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (CAS; appointed as Chairman) (Lausanne, 2005-06).
  • Dispute between U.S. and European consumer products companies over alleged breach of representations and warranties in agreement for sale of a division. (Ad hoc; appointed jointly by both parties as a co-arbitrator) (New York, 2005).
  • Dispute between U.S. and multinational co-owners of gambling casino properties over debt/equity conversion provisions (AAA; appointed by the U.S. party) (New York, 2005).
  • Dispute between U.K. and U.S. aerospace companies concerning weapons system workshare agreement. (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (Washington, 2005-2011).
  • Dispute between German insured and U.S. insurer involving construction of ships in a European country. (AAA; appointed by the U.S. insurer) (New York, 2004-06).
  • President and Fellows of Harvard College v. JSC Surgutneftegaz, dispute between U.S. investor and Russian company arising from investment in Russian oil industry, asserted as alleged class action. (AAA; appointed by the U.S. party) (New York, 2004-05).
  • Dispute between world champion professional boxer and boxing promoter (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2004-05).
  • Dispute between Russian and U.S. telecommunications companies arising from sale and purchase of shares of Russian companies. (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2004-05).
  • Dispute between U.S. petroleum company insureds and Bermuda insurer over claim for environmental coverage (Ad hoc; appointed by the insureds) (London, 2004-06).
  • Pohang Steelers Football Club v. Federation Internationale de Football Association (CAS; appointed by the Korean sports club) (Lausanne, 2003-04).
  • Dispute between U.S. investors and Asian government entities arising from shareholders’ agreement concerning an electric power plant (ICC; appointed by the U.S. investors) (New York; 2003-05).
  • Dispute between U.S. insured and insurer under trade credit policy involving a South American country (AAA; appointed by the insurer) (New York, 2003-04).
  • Dispute between Venezuelan and Cayman Islands companies (both with European parents) involving ownership interests in an oil and gas production joint venture in Venezuela (ICC; appointed by the Cayman Islands party) (New York, 2002-04).
  • Dispute between Colombian and U.S. companies concerning sales commissions for aircraft parts in Colombia (ICC; appointed by the U.S. party) (New York, 2002-04).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Swiss companies relating to a contract for the sale of chemicals (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2002-04).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Dutch companies concerning South American food products distribution agreement (ICC; appointed by the Dutch party) (Paris, 2002-03).
  • Dispute between U.S. investor and Asian Government arising from concession agreement to operate an oil refinery (Stockholm Chamber of Commerce; appointed by the U.S. party) (Stockholm, 2001-04).
  • MTD Equity Sdn. Bhd. and MTD Chile S.A. v. Republic of Chile; dispute between Malaysian investors and Chile concerning a construction project (ICSID Case No. ARB/01/07; appointed by the Malaysian party) (Washington, 2001-02).
  • Dispute between U.S. computer equipment manufacturer and Japanese distributor (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (San Jose, CA, 2001-02).
  • Dispute between Korean and U.S. parties under a truck distribution joint venture agreement (Ad hoc; appointed as Chairman) (Toronto, 2001-04).
  • Dispute between Argentine and Swedish parties arising from a proposed joint corporate acquisition in Argentina. (ICC; appointed by the Swedish party) (Geneva, 2001-03).
  • Dispute between European/American and Mexican parties arising from consortium agreement involving technology for construction of a steel mill (ICC; appointed by the Mexican party) (Dallas, 2001-02).
  • Dispute between Venezuelan and U.S. parties arising from automotive parts manufacturing joint venture. (ICC; appointed by the U.S. parties) (New York, 2000-03).
  • Dispute among Canadian parties involving sale of an automotive manufacturing business (ICC; appointed as Chairman) (Montreal, 2000-01).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Mexican parties under mineral sales contract (Ad hoc; appointed by the Mexican party) (New York, 2000-01).
  • Dispute between Indonesian and U.S. parties involving telecommunications satellite technology (Ad hoc under UNCITRAL Rules, with ICC as appointing authority; appointed by the U.S. party) (Honolulu, 2000-02).
  • Dispute between Saudi/Kuwaiti and U.S. parties arising from a chemical production joint venture (LCIA; appointed by the U.S. party) (London, 2000).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Israeli parties over liabilities under an Asset Purchase Agreement in the telecommunications industry (AAA; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 2000).
  • Dispute under agreement between U.S. and Japanese parties governing shareholdings in a Japanese corporation (AAA; appointed by the U.S. party) (New York, 2000).
  • Dispute under U.S./Mexico cross-border liquified petroleum gas sale and purchase agreement (AAA; appointed by a U.S. party) (Houston, 1999-2000).
  • Dispute under Strategic Alliance Agreement for international aircraft parts manufacture involving U.S. and Canadian parties (AAA; appointed by a U.S. party) (New York, 1999).
  • Dispute involving joint venture between U.S. and Korean parties to provide electronic communications services in Korea (ICC; appointed by the U.S. party) (Paris, 1998).
  • Dispute over occurrence of post-closing conditions in the sale of a business relating to a joint venture in Turkey (CPR; appointed by a U.S. party) (New York, 1998).
  • Dispute under aircraft engine development agreement between Korean and U.S. parties (ICC appointed by the U.S. party) (New York, 1997-98).
  • Dispute under copper concentrates supply contract between Mexican and Belgian parties (AAA; appointed jointly by both parties as a co-arbitrator) (New York, 1997-98).
  • Dispute involving computer hardware patent license between Danish and Dutch parties (ICC; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 1995-96).
  • Series of four arbitrations between U.S. and Bermuda parties concerning insurance coverage (Ad hoc; appointed by the U.S. party) (London, 1994-95).
  • Dispute involving industrial products distribution contract between Canadian and French parties (AAA; appointed by the French party) (New York, 1993).
  • Dispute involving fishing contract between Japanese and U.S. parties (Ad hoc; appointed by the Japanese party) (New York, 1989-91).
  • Dispute involving coal supply contract between Asian and U.S. parties (ICC; appointed as Chairman) (New York, 1986-88).
  • Dispute involving long-term crude oil supply contract between Japanese and U.S. parties (AAA; appointed jointly by both parties as a co-arbitrator) (New York, 1986-87).

As Mediator

  • Dispute involving claims of patent infringement involving carpet manufacturing technology (Greenville, SC, 2004).
  • Dispute between international pharmaceutical company and academic medical researchers over rights to a biotechnology invention (New York, 2001-2002).
  • Dispute involving automotive technology licensing in Japan (AAA); (Washington, 1998).
  • Dispute involving sale of oil field equipment by U.S. party to European party for use in former Soviet Union (CPR); (New York, 1995).

As Counsel in Litigated Arbitration Proceedings

  • Dispute between German chemical companies concerning shared site expenses (AAA; counsel for respondent) (New York, 2020-22).
  • Dispute between Canadian and British Virgin Islands companies arising from share purchase agreement involving renewable energy projects in Latin America (ICC; counsel for respondent seller) (New York, 2020-21).
  • Dispute between German chemical companies involving environmental credits (AAA; counsel for claimant) (New York, 2020-22).
  • Dispute between Dutch chemical companies concerning shared site expense accounting matters (AAA; counsel for claimant) (New York, 2020-22).
  • Dispute among European and Latin American aircraft manufacturer, airline and reinsurers relating to an aviation accident (AAA; counsel for a respondent airline) (Geneva/New York, 2018-19).
  • Dispute between Asian government and construction contractors involving highway construction (SIAC; counsel for the claimant government) (Singapore, 2017-22).
  • Dispute among members of standard-setting organization concerning fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms for electronic products patent licenses (AAA; counsel for European and Asian parties) (New York, 2015-18).
  • Nusa Tenggara Partnership BV and PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara v. Republic of Indonesia (ICSID; claim relating to copper concentrate export rights; counsel for the claimant investors) (Washington, 2014).
  • Dispute among international pharmaceutical companies arising under a patent license agreement (WIPO; counsel for claimants) (Zurich, 2012-14).
  • Dispute between Korean and British Virgin Islands companies concerning technology licensing agreement (ICC; counsel for the BVI respondent) (Singapore, 2011-12).
  • Ioannis Kardassopoulos and Ron Fuchs v. Georgia (ICSID; revision proceedings relating to oil pipeline investment dispute; counsel for respondent Government; counsel for the respondent government) (London, 2011).
More as counsel
  • Dispute between U.S. and Japanese companies arising from tire purchase and sale agreement (AAA; counsel for the Japanese respondent) (New York, 2010-11).
  • Dispute between U.S. manufacturer and international airline concerning agreement to manufacture and sell commercial aircraft jet engine parts (AAA; counsel for U.S. claimant) (New York, 2010).
  • Dispute between Cyprus company and Eastern European government agency arising from Kyoto Protocol projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (PCA Environmental Rules; counsel for claimant) (The Hague, 2009-10).
  • Dispute between Canadian company and Asian government arising from mineral investment (PCA, UNCITRAL Rules; counsel for claimant) (Stockholm, 2006-09).
  • Dispute among U.S./European electronic information providers over allocation of shared tax liabilities (AAA; counsel for a respondent) (New York, 2006-08).
  • Dispute between Dutch and Turkish companies arising from a cell phone joint venture (ICC; counsel for Dutch claimant) (Geneva and Vienna, 2005-10).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Canadian energy futures trading companies (AAA; counsel for the U.S. party) (New York, 2005-06).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Canadian parties arising from corporate “golden parachute” agreements (AAA; counsel for Canadian respondent) (Boston, 2004-05).
  • Dispute between Dutch and Israeli companies concerning provisions of an asset purchase agreement (Ad hoc; counsel for Dutch claimant) (New York, 2003-04).
  • Dispute between Canadian insured and Bermuda insurer over business interruption claim (Ad hoc; counsel for Canadian insured) (London, 2003-06).
  • Dispute between U.S./Canadian investors and South American government-owned oil company (ICC; counsel for U.S./Canadian claimants) (New York, 2003).
  • Dispute between German and U.S. companies arising from put/call provisions of joint ownership agreement for asset management company (Ad hoc; counsel for the German party) (New York, 2003-05).
  • Dispute between U.K. and U.S. companies arising from joint venture ownership of a petroleum refinery (Ad hoc; counsel for the U.K. party) (New York, 2002-03).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Japanese parties arising from international telecommunications joint venture agreements. (AAA; counsel for the Japanese respondent) (New York, 2002-03).
  • Dispute between U.S. parties under computer graphics chip development and international manufacturing agreements. (AAA; counsel for claimant) (New York, 2002-03).
  • Dispute among U.S. and U.S./Dutch information industry parties over allocation of liabilities resulting from corporate spin-off transactions (AAA; counsel for U.S. claimant) (New York, 2001-03).
  • Dispute between European consumer electronics manufacturer and U.S.-based distributor under worldwide distribution agreement (AAA; counsel for the European party) (Dallas, 2000-01).
  • Dispute between Australian and U.S. parties under an agreement to acquire and develop a European mineral deposit (ICC; counsel for U.S. respondent) (The Hague, 2000-01).
  • Dispute between U.S./Canadian investors and South American government-owned oil company (ICC; counsel for U.S./Canadian claimants) (New York, 2000-01).
  • Dispute arising from real estate limited partnership agreements (AAA; counsel for a U.S. respondent group) (New York, 2000-01).
  • Dispute between executive and English/U.S. companies arising from employment contract’s non-compete provisions involving electronic communications networks (AAA; counsel for English/U.S. respondents) (New York, 2000).
  • P.T. Paiton Energy Co. v. Perusahaan Listrik Negara and The Republic of Indonesia (Ad hoc, UNCITRAL Rules, with ICSID as appointing authority; electric power purchase agreement; counsel for claimant) (Stockholm, 1999-2000).
  • Dispute between U.S. and multinational pharmaceutical companies arising from European Distribution Agreement (LCIA; counsel for respondent) (London, 1999).
  • Dispute between Canadian company and Asian government concerning tax aspects of a mineral investment (Ad hoc, UNCITRAL Rules; counsel for claimant) (Stockholm, 1999).
  • Dispute between U.S. industrial products company and its former parent company arising from corporate spin-off transaction (CPR; counsel for claimant) (Dallas, 1999-2000).
  • Dispute between Asian government and Canadian company concerning liabilities in relation to mineral investment (AAA; counsel for respondent) (New York, 1998-99).
  • Dispute between two Japanese parties over financing of real estate development project (AAA; counsel for respondent) (New York, 1997-98).
  • Dispute between U.S. law firm and a former partner in a foreign office under partnership agreement (AAA; counsel for respondent) (New York, 1997-98).
  • Dispute between U.S. company and Swedish company over termination of long-term manufacturing agreement for pharmaceutical product (AAA; counsel for Swedish respondent) (San Francisco, 1997-98).
  • Dispute between U.S. company and French company over sale of Japanese patent rights (AAA; counsel for U.S. claimant) (New York, 1997-98).
  • Dispute between U.S. company and multinational pharmaceutical company arising from new drug distribution and license agreement (LCIA; counsel for respondent) (London, 1996-97).
  • Dispute between U.S. mining company and German equipment designer (ICC; counsel for U.S. claimant) (New York, 1996-99).
  • Dispute between U.S. biotechnology company and multinational pharmaceutical company concerning new drug development and license agreement (AAA; counsel for respondent) (New York, 1996-98).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Italian parties arising from semiconductor development joint venture (ICC; counsel for Italian respondent) (New York, 1995-96).
  • Dispute between U.S. mining company and French mining company involving responsibility for environmental liabilities (ICC; counsel for U.S. claimant) (London, 1994-96).
  • Claim by Exxon Corporation against various multinational insurers involving insurance for Valdez marine oil pollution losses (Ad hoc; co-counsel for claimant) (New York, 1993-97).
  • Dispute between U.S. insured and English insurers involving political risk insurance in former Soviet Union (AAA; counsel for U.S. claimant) (New York, 1993-94).
  • Dispute between English and U.S. parties to computer software development contract (AAA; counsel for English claimant) (New York, 1993).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Australian parties over European mining joint venture (Ad hoc; counsel for Australian respondent) (New York, 1990-92).
  • Dispute between U.S. and Japanese parties over accounting issues in acquisition of medical technology assets (Ad hoc; counsel for Japanese respondent) (San Francisco, 1990).
  • Dispute between Canadian and U.S. parties under reinsurance treaty (Ad hoc; counsel for U.S. respondent) (Los Angeles, 1989).
  • Dispute involving pharmaceuticals distribution arrangements between U.S. and Italian parties (AAA; counsel for Italian respondent) (New York, 1988-89).
  • Oil Basins Limited v. BHP Petroleum Pty. Ltd., The Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd. and Esso Exploration & Production Australia Inc. (Ad hoc; oil and gas royalty agreement; co-counsel for respondents) (Melbourne; successive arbitrations, 1984-89, 1991-94).
  • Lachmar v. Trunkline LNG Co. and Trunkline Gas Co. (Ad hoc, with AAA as appointing authority; LNG transportation agreement; counsel for respondents) (New York, 1984-86).
  • Dispute involving middle eastern LPG supply contract (Ad hoc; counsel for U.S. claimant) (New York, 1983-84).
  • BP Alaska Exploration Inc. v. Sohio Alaska Petroleum Co. (AAA; oil exploration agreement; counsel for claimant) (New York, 1982-83).

As Expert Witness (New York Law/Arbitration Procedure)

  • Latham & Watkins and Riker, Danzig, Scherer, Hyland & Perretti, LLP v. Light Age, Inc. (Superior Court of New Jersey) (2003-04).
  • Confidential matter involving pharmaceutical agreement (Arbitral Tribunal of the Zurich Chamber of Commerce) (1998).
  • Sun Oil Trading Co. and Sun International Ltd. v. Bulk Oil (Zug) A.G. (London Court of International Arbitration) (1984).
  • Lonrho Limited and Compania do Pipeline Macambique Rodesian SARL v. Shell Petroleum Co. Ltd. and The British Petroleum Co. Ltd. (London Court of Arbitration) (1980).

As Rules Drafter and Trainer

  • Member, CPR Arbitration Rules Revision Committee, 1999-00, CPR Arbitration Committee, 2007-present (drafted various CPR rules, protocols and guidelines).
  • Chair, American Arbitration Association “Drafting Dispute Resolution Clauses” Committee, 1997 (drafted AAA Guide for Clause Drafting).
  • Member, American Arbitration Association Task Force on the International Rules, 1996-97 (drafted 1997 AAA International Rules).
  • Member, American Arbitration Association Task Force on the Commercial Rules, 1998-99 (drafted 1999 AAA Commercial Rules).
  • Member, American Arbitration Association/American Bar Association Special Committee to Revise The Code of Ethics for Arbitrators in Commercial Disputes (2002-03).
  • Member, International Bar Association Arbitration Committee Working Group, 2002-04 (drafted IBA Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration).
  • Co-Chair, International Centre for Dispute Resolution Task Force on Exchange of Documentary and Electronic Materials (2007-08) (created ICDR Guidelines for Information Exchanges in International Arbitration).
  • Chair, American Arbitration Association International Arbitrator Training Planning Group, 1998-Present (created international arbitrator training program and materials and act as arbitrator trainers).