In the second episode of our ISDS (investor-state dispute settlement) podcast series, senior associate Vlada LeMaic and associate Adrian Fourie discuss damages and how damages are quantified in investor-State disputes, with a particular focus on disputes arising out of the energy and resources sectors.

In the first episode of our ISDS (investor-state dispute settlement) podcast series, senior associate Nathan Eastwood, associate Matt di Marco and trainee Amelia Hirst, discuss the importance of advance consent in investor-state arbitration.

In the final episode of our Asia Pacific Funds & Investment Management podcast series, Hong Kong partner Viola Lui and senior associate Benjamin Lohr talk about the regulatory aspects of the Hong Kong limited partnership fund regime.

In the first episode of our ISDS (investor-state dispute settlement) podcast series, senior associate Nathan Eastwood, associate Matt di Marco and trainee Amelia Hirst, discuss the importance of advance consent in investor-state arbitration.

In the final episode of our Asia Pacific Funds & Investment Management podcast series, Hong Kong partner Viola Lui and senior associate Benjamin Lohr talk about the regulatory aspects of the Hong Kong limited partnership fund regime.

In the third episode of our Australian arbitration podcast series, counsel Robert Tang, and associates Alexandra Zhu and Stephanie Brown, explore the circumstances in which an arbitration agreement might be extended to third parties.

In the third episode of our Australian arbitration podcast series, counsel Robert Tang, and associates Alexandra Zhu and Stephanie Brown, explore the circumstances in which an arbitration agreement might be extended to third parties.

In the second episode of Clifford Chance's Australian arbitration series, counsel Robert Tang and trainee Christine Wang discuss how it is becoming increasingly important to consider whether, and if so, how third-party funding costs can be recovered, in light of the rise in funding activity in the international commercial arbitration space.

This is the first episode of Clifford Chance's Australian arbitration podcast series. In this episode, Robert Tang and Daniel Forster discuss the arbitrability of disputes which arise in connection with the external administration of corporations in Australia.

In the second episode of Clifford Chance's Australian arbitration series, counsel Robert Tang and trainee Christine Wang discuss how it is becoming increasingly important to consider whether, and if so, how third-party funding costs can be recovered, in light of the rise in funding activity in the international commercial arbitration space.