Oil & Gas - Watson, Farley & Williams
Oil & Gas - Watson, Farley & Williams
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• Advising KBC Advanced Technologies plc, a major US and international oil<br />
refinery software consultant/provider, on a dispute with AEA concerning a multimillion<br />
dollar software programme<br />
• Advising an FPSO operator against a North Sea licence holder in High Court<br />
litigation relating to the terms of an FPSO operating contract. The key issue<br />
concerned the payment obligations of the licence holder in circumstances where<br />
the FPSO was taken off the field for essential maintenance and repair. This<br />
dispute, worth in excess of £16m, was ultimately resolved by the Court of Appeal<br />
• Advising a Dutch engineering company in a Commercial Court dispute about the<br />
contract price for an FPSO-related design, engineering and construction project.<br />
The project concerned the removal and refurbishment of a gas compressor unit<br />
and its installation and commissioning on board a North Sea FPSO. The case<br />
was eventually settled following proceedings in the Commercial Court and a<br />
CEDR mediation<br />
• Acting for an Iranian marine construction company in an ICC arbitration brought by<br />
a European oil company (represented by Herbert Smith in Paris). The claim<br />
relates to an EPC contract for the design, construction, installation and<br />
commissioning of two offshore wellhead platforms<br />
• Advising Talisman Malaysia Ltd on a multi-million dollar construction arbitration<br />
dispute concerning an offshore oil platform in South East Asia built by Hyundai<br />
Heavy Industries<br />
• Advising an Italian company on an offshore drilling platform dispute<br />
• Advising ING Barings on the successful defence of a US$5m commission claim by<br />
Westminster <strong>Oil</strong> & <strong>Gas</strong> in respect of the US$800m financing of the Cabinda oil<br />
field in Angola<br />
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