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• September 16, 2025

  Insurer Can't Duck $6M Bond Payout Over Ghana Power Plant

  A London court ordered Tuesday that a Ghanaian insurance company pay a subsidiary of Greek industrial conglomerate Metlen almost $6.3 million for wrongly refusing to pay up under a bond the insurer claimed was obtained by fraud.

• September 16, 2025

  Michelmores Adds Regulatory Disputes Pro In London

  Michelmores LLP said it has strengthened its financial services and securities litigation capabilities with the hiring of commercial and regulatory disputes expert Jennifer Morrissey as a partner in its London office.

• September 16, 2025

  Tottenham Says Audi Talks Didn't Breach Ineos Sponsor Deal

  Tottenham Hotspur FC has pressed home its £11.2 million ($15.3 million) claim against Ineos Automotive Ltd. for allegedly dropping out part way through a sponsorship deal, adding that the carmaker couldn't ditch the agreement simply because the football club had started negotiations with Audi.

• September 16, 2025

  Barrister Faces BSB Probe Over Fake Case From ChatGPT

  A barrister who allegedly misled a tribunal by submitting a fictitious case generated by ChatGPT has been referred to the Bar Standards Board.

• September 15, 2025

  Decoding Arbitral Disputes: ICSID Enforcement In Australia

  The Federal Court of Australia recently ruled for award creditors in Blasket Renewable Investments v. Spain in a judgment that explains how Australia's statute book operationalizes the promise of depoliticized enforcement under the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes Convention while accommodating, without yielding to, the centrifugal forces of European Union law, says Josep Galvez at 4-5 Gray's Inn.

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