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Energy disputes

The energy team at Norton Rose attracts much praise from clients and peers alike. Clients say that they are “constantly satisfied with their performance,” while peers refer to the group as “outstanding.” Sources rave about the deep bench on offer, citing the group as “a one-stop shop for energy”.’
Chambers UK, 2013

Dispute resolution is a core element of our pre-eminent global energy practice. Working on all types of energy disputes, we can handle both local and cross-border litigation throughout Europe, Asia, Australia, Canada, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America and Central Asia. Our multi-jurisdictional credentials are further enhanced by our offshore resources; many of our team have the relevant OPITO certification to ensure that they can travel and work offshore, take statements and assist in investigations on offshore installations.

We work for a range of oil majors, international contracting companies, natural resources and mineral companies, financing consortia and insurers, drawing upon our substantial industry expertise and the versatile dispute resolution skills of our specialist lawyers.’

We deliver:

  • Strategic planning; addressing dispute resolution provisions at the negotiation stage for new energy contracts and business alliances in rapidly evolving economies
  • Strong capabilities across the full range of dispute resolution methods (including litigation, arbitration, mediation, adjudication, expert determination and all other forms of ADR)
  • Substantial experience working throughout all court structures and in international arbitration proceedings under ICC, LCIA or UNCITRAL rules
  • Bespoke systems for handling disaster management and response, as well as electronic case management systems for complex multi-party litigation