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Amy Bird
Solicitor
Clifford Chance
Andreas Formosa
Clifford Chance
Eleanor Matthews
Senior Associate
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Eoghan MacDonagh
Senior Associate
Clifford Chance
Katharine Wadia
Solicitor
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Lewis Cymbal
Senior Associate
Clifford Chance
Marie Berard
Partner
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Melissa Coakley
Partner
Clifford Chance
Sarah Jane O'Leary
Senior Associate
Clifford Chance
Sonia Gilbert
Partner, Incentives
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Contributions by Clifford Chance

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Interim and emergency measures under the arbitration rules of major arbitral institutions
Interim and emergency measures under the arbitration rules of major arbitral institutions
Practice Notes

This Practice Note considers the availability of interim and emergency relief from arbitral tribunals (or arbitrators) under the arbitration rules of major arbitral institutions, namely: the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC), the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC), the Swiss Arbitration Centre (SAC) (formerly the Swiss Chambers' Arbitration Institution or SCAI), and the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (SCC). This topic may be referred to as: provisional measures in international institutional arbitration; interim measures in international arbitration; interim measures in administered arbitration; injunctive relief in international arbitration; emergency interim relief in institutional arbitration; applying (applications) for interim and emergency relief in international commercial arbitration; and, conservatory relief in international arbitration. The availability of expedited arbitration procedures is also considered as part of this discussion.

Tribunal appointments—multiple parties
Tribunal appointments—multiple parties
Practice Notes

This Practice Notes provides guidance on how to appoint an arbitral tribunal where there are multiple parties involved in the arbitration and the appointment process, including the position on common arbitrators across multi-party and related arbitration proceedings. It covers the relevant provisions of the Arbitration Act 1996 and arbitration proceedings under the UNCITRAL Rules, the Arbitration Rules of the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA and LCIA Rules) and Rules of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC Rules).

Tribunal—resignation, revocation or death of an arbitrator
Tribunal—resignation, revocation or death of an arbitrator
Practice Notes

This Practice Note considers how an arbitrator’s authority may be revoked and the consequences of such revocation. The Practice Note also sets out the consequences of the resignation or death of an arbitrator in terms of costs and liabilities.

Letter to arbitrator confirming party appointment
Letter to arbitrator confirming party appointment
Precedents

This Precedent is a letter from a party to its party-appointed arbitrator confirming their appointment and giving details of the arbitration agreement relied upon and the identity of the parties involved in the dispute. This Precedent was written in partnership with Clifford Chance.

Letter to ICC requesting appointment of sole arbitrator or president
Letter to ICC requesting appointment of sole arbitrator or president
Precedents

This is a precedent letter to the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) requesting appointment of a sole arbitrator or president under its Rules of Arbitration.

Letter to opponent initiating appointment of sole arbitrator—exchange of lists
Letter to opponent initiating appointment of sole arbitrator—exchange of lists
Precedents

This is a precedent letter from one party to its opponent initiating the appointment of a sole arbitrator by the exchange of lists.

Letter to opponent initiating appointment of sole arbitrator—proposing three candidates
Letter to opponent initiating appointment of sole arbitrator—proposing three candidates
Precedents

This is a precedent letter from one party to its opponent initiating the appointment of a sole arbitrator by proposal of three candidates and seeking agreement to one of those candidates.

Contributions by Clifford Chance Experts

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Executive directors' shareholding and post-employment shareholding requirements for UK listed companies
Executive directors' shareholding and post-employment shareholding requirements for UK listed companies
Practice Notes

This Practice Note examines executive director shareholding requirements as explicitly referred to in the FRC's Corporate Governance Code and corporate governance guidelines. The Practice Note also examines the methods of enforcing such requirements and the consequences of a company not enforcing such a policy. This Practice Note is written in partnership with Sonia Gilbert, David Baxter and Helga Awa of Clifford Chance.

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