We have a busy and well regarded international and domestic commercial arbitration practice with experience across both ad hoc and the major arbitral institutions such as the ICC, LCIA and UNCITRAL. Specific individuals also have experience of other arbitral institutions such as SCC, AAA, HKIAC, SIAC, ACICA, CAM-CCBC, ICSID, ARIAS, Rule K Football Association Rules, ADCCAC and DIS Rules.
We regularly appear as advocates in arbitration and in court on applications ancillary to arbitration such as injunctions and enforcement.
Our members are active in the arbitration community and contribute to its development and the adaptation of arbitration to modern global demands.
As well as acting as counsel in these disputes, several of our members are arbitrators.
Sam Karim KC speaks at the European Court of Human Rights
22/05/2023
Insurance and reinsurance arbitration in England and Wales – a practice note for Practical Law
28/10/2022
Nigel Jones QC listed in The Lawyer’s Hot 100 List for 2022
17/01/2022
M/T Prestige litigation and arbitration: key takeaways
17/02/2021
Can company law disputes be arbitrated? Bridgehouse (Bradford no 2) Ltd v BAE Systems Plc
16/09/2020
Hardwicke welcomes new member, Philipp Simon
15/06/2020
Does third party funding still represent the way forward in arbitration?
21/11/2019
Charles Raffin speaks at English-Cypriot Law Day 2019
16/09/2019
Articles
The Arbitration Act 2025? Arbitration Bill Set to Become Law
19/02/2025
Arbitration, submitting to the jurisdiction, and summary assessment of costs: discouraging unmeritorious points
02/09/2024
Navigating stormy waters: how to manage tribunal dynamics as a new arbitrator
14/08/2023
Do International Commercial Courts compete with International Arbitration?
08/08/2023
Insurance and reinsurance arbitration in England and Wales – a practice note for Practical Law
28/10/2022
Union of India v Reliance Industries Ltd & Anor [2022] EWHC 1407 (Comm)
04/08/2022
National Investment Bank v Eland: a cautionary tale
10/06/2022
Applying Gleeson: how and when will an arbitration decision bind non-parties?
06/05/2022
Upcoming events
The Arbitration Act 2025
18/03/2025
Past events
IBA Annual Conference, Mexico City
15/09/2024
LIDW: Lawyer (mis)behaviour in international arbitration
05/06/2024
LIDW: Is Manifest Disregard just another way to achieve a section 69 challenge?
05/06/2024
‘Developing an International Practice’ – hosted in conjunction with the Bar Council and COMBAR
18/07/2023
NYLON Arbitration presents… “Two nations separated by a common language”
22/05/2023
LIDW: international commercial courts and international arbitration: competitors or bedfellows?
18/05/2023
LIDW: gender equity in international arbitration – the canary in the diversity coal mine?
17/05/2023
Investing and Doing Business in Brazil – Opportunities and Legal Protection – Arbitration: State of Play
21/04/2022
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