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English Courts Versus International Arbitration for Resolution of International Commercial Disputes

English Courts Versus International Arbitration for Resolution of International Commercial Disputes

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About Author

Alkanshree Dahar

Alkanshree Dahar is the Managing Partner of LOI, a law firm based in New Delhi with offices in Mumbai, Kolkatta, Bengaluru and Chennai. The firm also has offices in London, Sydney, Toronto and Padova in Italy. She has experience of over 20 years in International Arbitration and Litigation. She has experience in FDI, IPR, JV’s, Property law and specializes in the Gas and Oil sector. She has acted as an adviser on various environmental issues for many high-profile projects of national importance. She also undertakes selective matters of International importance and successfully handled a matter which had created an international uproar wherein the acting President of India had made a gift to the President of Armenia involving India’s wildlife.

Steven Morris

Steven Morris is a member of the Dispute Resolution department with over 30 years' experience specialising in multi-jurisdictional and international cases and arbitrations. With experience in offshore taxrelated work, he also undertakes trust and taxrelated litigation. Steven heads up the Arbitration Group and has experience in dealing with a wide range of arbitration including the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) and the London Maritime Arbitration Association (LMAA). His clients range from private individuals to multinational companies and foreign Governments. He has significant experience in conducting litigation overseas on behalf of UK individuals and corporations and has advised clients in a wide variety of actions. Steven is a CEDR accredited mediator. Steven has particularly close links with the Asian Sub Continent and the Middle East, in particular Egypt, The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the Lebanon.