Dippy Singh

London

Senior Reporter at CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution)

Senior Reporter at African Law and Business

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Articles

Reddit faces class action over Google AI impact

1 week ago | cdr-news.com | Dippy Singh

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Withers swipes Simmons’ Singapore disputes head

1 week ago | cdr-news.com | Dippy Singh

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Ex-federal enforcers form new antitrust law firm

1 week ago | cdr-news.com | Dippy Singh

The four co-founders proclaim that the claimant-focused firm will “fill significant gaps” in the enforcement of anticompetitive and unfair practices. Three former Federal Trade Commission (FTC) enforcers and an ex-leading US district attorney have joined forces to launch the New York-headquartered antitrust boutique Simonsen Sussman LLP. The creation of the new outfit was announced yesterday (17 June).
Nigerian lawyers launch new law firm in Lagos

1 week ago | africanlawbusiness.com | Dippy Singh

The full-service commercial law firm will cover a range of practices including dispute resolution, energy and IP. Founding partner Joshua Abe tells ALB about the new outfit’s ambitious plan to become Africa’s “biggest and most impactful” law firm.
McDermott ups IP ante

1 week ago | cdr-news.com | Dippy Singh

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ESG and human rights issues set to spark rise in Africa energy disputes

1 week ago | africanlawbusiness.com | Dippy Singh

Africa’s energy transition movement will “highly likely” cause a spike in certain energy disputes, a major conference has heard – but one leading barrister has warned against the creation of an African energy arbitration protocol to handle these conflicts.
Simmons loses arbitration co-head to Stephenson Harwood

2 weeks ago | cdr-news.com | Dippy Singh

The co-leader of Simmons & Simmons’ international arbitration practice has exited the firm to join Stephenson Harwood in the UK capital. Stephenson Harwood has swiped Stuart Dutson from Simmons & Simmons, who joins as a partner in London. His arrival was announced on Monday (9 June).
Spain makes rare arbitration award payment

2 weeks ago | cdr-news.com | Dippy Singh

In what is believed to be the first time, Spain has made good on an ICSID arbitral award payment stemming from the withdrawal of its renewable energy incentives for investors over a decade ago. One arbitration expert tells CDR why this could be a turning point.
Arbitration heavyweight joins Bracewell

2 weeks ago | cdr-news.com | Dippy Singh

The firm has snapped up a veteran arbitration practitioner with over two decades of experience in the field for its New York arm. Dispute resolution practitioner James Duffy has left Reed Smith to join Bracewell as a partner in its international arbitration practice in the Big Apple. His arrival was confirmed today (9 June).
Umeme dispute heads to arbitration as talks with Uganda government falter

2 weeks ago | africanlawbusiness.com | Dippy Singh

The energy giant has increased the amount it is seeking from the Ugandan government as it confirms the concession dispute will go to arbitration in London. After weeks of good faith negotiations, Uganda’s largest energy distributor Umeme has failed to reach a resolution with the government of Uganda over the buyout amount payable to the company following the end of its 20-year electricity concession deal with the state – with the wrangle now headed for arbitration in the UK capital.