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International Dispute Resolution & Arbitration
Iona is an associate in our London International Dispute Resolution practice group. She has experience supporting on international arbitration and commercial disputes, including matters relating to major construction and infrastructure projects, investor–state claims, and energy disputes.
The following is a list of representative matters in which Iona has assisted.
Acting for a world-leading chemical production company in connection with a dispute relating to on-demand bonds
Advising the contractor consortium on an LNG receiving, storage and regasification terminal in Europe
Acting for a world-leading chemical production company in connection with disputes relating to the design and construction of a leading chemical facility located in Russia
Acting on several ICC and treaty arbitrations in connection with disputes arising from the design and construction of a major maritime project in Central America
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This article published by New Civil Engineer and authored by Chris Taufatofua, Scott Stiegler, Lauren-Emma Parrott, and Iona Gilby explores the surge in demand for data centre capacity across Europe, driven by the rise of generative AI.
April 14, 2025 • Published by New Civil Engineer
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