Susannah Moody is a journalist who writes for Global Arbitration Review (GAR) and Bachtrack.com. Her work has also been featured in Latin Lawyer. Susannah specializes in covering legal and cultural topics, with a focus on arbitration, music, and international affairs.
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Susannah Moody's coverage mostly revolves around legal policy, regulation, government and politics, finance and economy. She also covers topics related to law, arbitration, legal cases, international disputes and law firms.
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The Singapore Court of Appeal has refused to set aside a SIAC award ordering India’s Reliance Infrastructure to pay US$146 million to a Chinese energy group, rejecting allegations that the underlying guarantee was forged.
Canada has knocked out a legacy NAFTA claim lodged by a US mining company over the phase-out of coal in the province of Alberta – having already defeated a case filed by the investor’s affiliate over the same dispute.
By: Susannah Moody, Anna Mills
DLA Piper has named London-based partner Anna Mills as global co-chair of its international arbitration practice.
By: Susannah Moody, Sandra Sev Jarocka
A Russian court will reconsider whether it can hear a sanctioned businessman’s US$27 million investment treaty claim against Norway, after an appeal court found that the principle of reciprocity may limit the state’s immunity.
By: Susannah Moody
A French nuclear fuels company has filed a claim against Niger over the revocation of its licence for a uranium project, less than two weeks after the state was hit with a claim from another uranium mining investor.
By: Susannah Moody
The dispute concerns the Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia (Credit: Shutterstock/Taras Vykhopen)
By: Susannah Moody, Anton Gots
An ICSID tribunal has declared a US$2.4 billion claim against Colombia over the upgrade of an oil refinery to be inadmissible, finding it was brought prematurely.
By: Susannah Moody
The pipeline was meant to run from Peru's southern highlands to the Pacific coast (Credit: Shutterstock/rjankovsky)
By: Susannah Moody
An ICSID-administered tribunal has mostly dismissed a pair of treaty claims against Laos worth over US$638 million arising from the failed settlement of a long-running dispute over a casino venture.
London-listed Tullow Oil says it has won an ICC award against Ghana affirming the company is not liable for a US$320 million tax bill imposed in respect of its oilfield operations off the country’s coast – while disputes over two other tax assessments continue.
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