Simon Greenberg
Clifford ChanceClifford Chance houses a high-level and diverse commercial arbitration practice, spanning many industry sectors and geographical areas. The group is notably involved in managing highly strategic cases in the aviation sector but is also regularly retained to act in large mining cases in relation to Africa and Brazil. The team also assists clients in dealing with matters raising commercial and corporate issues, spanning the construction, defence, IT, banking and the renewable energy sectors. The practice's set of expertise also encompasses complex exequatur and sanctions-related cases including a number of Russian-linked matters. The practice is jointly headed by the highly experienced Jason Fry and Simon Greenberg, who are assisted by counsels Sandrine Colletier, Karolina Rozycka, Marie-Isabelle Delleur and Alexis Foucard.
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Key clients
- Avima Fer Congo S.A.
- Greyridge Iron Holding Inc.
- Barclays
- Eckes-Granini
- MMCS Strategic 1
- Modern Arab Construction
- NSC Global
- Octavia Ltd
- Odebrecht Latinvest S.à.r.l.
- POSCO E&C
- SAFIEC
Work highlights
- Advising POSCO E&C in an ICC arbitration concerning a USD 2.7 billion dispute arising out of the construction and development of a new "smart" city near Incheon, Korea.
- Advising Avima Iron Ore Limited, Greyridge Ltd and Avima Fer Congo in a high-profile, bet-the-company ICC arbitration initiated against the Republic of Congo following the revocation of Avima's mining license on spurious grounds.
- Advising Odebrecht Latinvest S.à.r.l. against the Republic of Peru (ICSID arbitration) in relation to the termination of a concession contract to build and operate a pipeline for the transport of natural gas in the South of Peru.
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Jason Fry, Simon Greenberg