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Pinsent Masons is particularly well known for energy and infrastructure sector arbitrations. In Shanghai, Rachel Turner specialises in construction and engineering law-related international arbitration; while in Beijing, Kevin Zhou acts for Chinese SOE and international contractors in major disputes. The practice is co-led by construction project specialist Sam Boyling, who divides his time between Singapore and Beijing; and Hong Kong-based Alvin Ho, who ‘always fights for clients’ interests’.
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- ‘The team members include senior lawyers and Pinsent Masons' top global partners in this field, who resolve disputes comprehensively.’
‘Pinsent Masons responds very quickly. If clients need help, they can contact them immediately and they provide solutions quickly.’
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Key clients
- Linde
- China Overseas Building Construction
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Work highlights
- Representing Linde, a Fortune 500 NYSE-listed international industrial gas conglomerate, in anti-suit and anti-enforcement injunction proceedings in Hong Kong against its Russian employer, RusChemAlliance, (RCA), to prevent RCA from continuing court proceedings in Russia in breach of an arbitration agreement.
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