Dispute Resolution
Leading dispute resolution team with international reach offering wide-spanning expertise across various sectors and industries.
​​INTERNATIONAL LITIGATION AND ARBITRATION LAWYERS​
We have speciality expertise that spans a wide range of sectors and industries, with our principal strength in international litigation, arbitration, mediation, and alternative forms of dispute resolution.
Our dispute resolution team are based in all our offices worldwide, regularly handling high-value, complex, multi-party, multi-jurisdictional disputes.
Independent data reveals that HFW has the highest win rate among the top 30 litigation firms in the English Commercial Court over the past decade, and that it consistently and significantly outperforms other leading law firms.Â
​​GLOBAL REPRESENTATION
We represent clients in the English Courts, particularly in the Commercial Court, the Chancery Division, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court.
We also act for clients in the courts of other countries, including Hong Kong, France and Australia and offshore jurisdictions, and before the General Court and the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg, the European Court of Human Rights, the World Trade Organisation Dispute Settlement Body, the International Labour Organisation Administrative Tribunal and the United Nations Dispute Tribunal.
Our experience in Dispute Resolution
We excel as market leaders in dispute resolution, offering comprehensive advice to our clients across a spectrum of potential conflicts and disputes they may encounter.
Acting for the operator of an oilfield concession offshore in Qatar in relation to ongoing disputes arising during the execution of its 2005 field development plan involving investment of over USD $3 billion.
Acting for the owners of an oilseed crushing plant in Eastern Europe in relation to their multi-million dollar dispute with the company engaged to design the plant.
Acting for a major hotel group in arbitration proceedings against their insurer in respect of property damage and business interaction losses of around USD $30 million arising out of the December 2004 Tsunami.
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