In This Issue:
- Why Where Matters: The Seat of Arbitration in International Energy Contracts
- Global Warming Litigation Goes Cold
- Russian Offshore: Addressing the Risk
- The UK Government unveils proposals for tax breaks for shale gas extraction
- UK's Department of Energy and Climate Change introduces charges for oil, gas, and carbon capture storage consents and authorisations
- Amendments to 1976 LLMC Convention Increase Maritime Accident Exposure for LNG Vessel Owners – Considerations for Port Liability Agreements
- In The News:
..UK Employment Law Update
..SEC Eliminates General Solicitation Prohibitions for Certain Private Offerings Solely to Accredited Investors
..Islamic private equity: Building more than just bricks
- Quantum Quarterly -Issue V - 2nd Quarter 2013
- Keith Townsend Named an M&A Advisor '40 Under 40'Award Winner
- Partner Adam Sowatzka Co-authors New Book on EPA Compliance and Enforcement
- Excerpt from Why Where Matters: The Seat of Arbitration in International Energy Contracts:
Designating the seat of arbitration is one of the most important elements of an effective international commercial arbitration agreement.
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