In the first judgment to consider the jurisdictional gateways introduced by the Courts Law 2025, the DIFC Court reaffirmed the breadth of its jurisdiction and granted a worldwide freezing order of more than US$100 million.
The DIFC Court of Appeal has recognised the Foreign Act of State doctrine in DIFC law while refusing to set aside an ICC arbitral award, with Zoe O’Sullivan KC acting for Korek.
Zoe O’Sullivan KC acted for Korek in a landmark DIFC Court of Appeal judgment on the Foreign Act of State doctrine and the amended Applications Law.
Rupert Reed KC and Gregor Hogan acted for the successful respondent in a landmark DIFC Court of Appeal decision clarifying the scope of the public policy exception to the enforcement of arbitral awards.
Zoe O’Sullivan KC successfully represented Carmon in a landmark DIFC Court of Appeal decision confirming the Court’s power to grant freezing orders in support of pending foreign proceedings.
The DIFC Court of Appeal upheld Qatar Insurance Co’s reinsurance claim in a significant judgment on US-Iran sanctions, with Zoe O’Sullivan KC acting for the successful respondent.
Rupert Reed KC and Max Marenbon secured permission to appeal in a significant DIFC case that will consider who can be required to answer questions about a corporate judgment debtor’s assets.
In the ongoing proceedings in Carmon Reesttrutura-Engenharia v Cuenda, the DIFC Court of Appeal has […]
In Credit Europe Bank (Dubai) Ltd v. (1) NMC Trading LLC (2) NMC Healthcare LLC […]
In Brown & Company Plc v Faber Capital (DIFC) Ltd, Rupert Reed QC, and Gregor […]
Matthew Morrison successfully resisted an application to set aside an order permitting service out of […]
In L v B [2020] DIFC ARB 014 (17 June 2020), Rupert Reed QC and […]