Disputes arising from energy supply, investment and major projects.
Zaiwalla & Co advises energy companies, investors and state-linked entities in disputes arising from oil, gas, electricity and large-scale infrastructure projects. Our work frequently concerns supply arrangements, joint ventures, private equity investments and financing structures connected to major energy assets.
The team has acted in high-value disputes involving international energy producers, lenders and project partners, including claims arising from terminated supply agreements, shareholder consolidation transactions and investment restructurings. Many matters carry political sensitivity and cross-border contractual frameworks governed by English law.
Alongside energy supply disputes, we represent clients in construction and infrastructure claims under FIDIC and JCT contracts, including proceedings relating to hotel developments, residential projects and commercial property investments. Our experience spans court proceedings, arbitration and adjudication in matters connected to large-scale project delivery and performance obligations.
Energy and infrastructure work across international markets.
Our energy and infrastructure disputes frequently involve assets and counterparties across Europe, the Middle East, India and Central Asia, where English law governs supply agreements, investment documentation or construction contracts linked to international projects.
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Experienced representation in energy, project and construction-related disputes.
