Duxton Hill Chambers is delighted to announce that Lucy Burrows has accepted its invitation to join as the Senior Clerk of Duxton Hill Chambers London with effect from 1 October 2026. Lucy brings more than 20 years’ experience at the Commercial Bar, including senior clerking and practice management roles at leading commercial sets. She has

In the underlying arbitration, the Appellants, who are involved in the transportation industry, were found to have acted in a manner oppressive to the Respondents, as minority shareholders. Amongst other acts, the Appellants had wrongfully and oppressively diluted the Respondents’ shareholding from 10.71% to 0.4% without giving them due notice. In the Partial Award, the

Tata Power brought three applications under the International Arbitration Act 1994 to set aside arbitral awards rendered by a Singapore-seated Tribunal. In the arbitration, Tata was found liable for breaching its contractual duty of good faith and non-disclosure agreements in relation to a project originated by Kleros to exploit a coal deposit in Kamchatka, Russia. As such, Kleros

Members of Chambers are delighted to welcome Lucas Bastin KC to Duxton Hill Chambers London. Lucas is a leading international practitioner with a worldwide, stellar reputation and a wealth of experience. He specialises in complex international disputes, and has acted in numerous high profile cases, including – notably – before the UK Supreme Court in

The Indian Supreme Court applied the doctrine of transnational issue estoppel for the first time The Indian Supreme Court has applied the doctrine of transnational issue estoppel for the first time, rejecting a bid by two fintech executives to overturn the enforcement of a US$121 million SIAC award after finding their challenges had been conclusively rejected