Overview

Kimberley is a senior associate in the International Dispute Resolution & Arbitration practice, based in our London office.

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Experience

  • Represented a global pharmaceutical company in connection with a €2 billion arbitration claim for fraud and breaches of warranty arising in connection with an M&A transaction, involving allegations of wrongdoing across more than 10 European countries

  • Represented an investment fund in a US$100 million cross-border insolvency before the Court of Appeal in Jersey in the leading case on the Jersey creditors’ winding-up process: HWA 555 Owners, LLC v Redox PLC S.A. (formerly Regus PLC) and Maître Nicolas Thieltgen [2023] JCA085

  • Acting for a group of companies in the industrials sector in Eastern Europe in a US$100 million cross-border enforcement matter in respect of security granted over assets of operating and holding companies

  • Represented an African telecommunications group in a US$275 million London-seated arbitration against 15 Respondents alongside parallel insolvency proceedings in Mauritius

  • Represented the Claimant in a US$350 million dispute governed by Israeli law for the failed joint bid of a duty-free tender

  • Represented the Claimant in a high-profile case in which claims of deceit and misrepresentation have been brought against a donor of a former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

  • Represented the Defendant in a US$20 million dispute arising out of a failed joint venture in the telecoms industry

  • Represented two Defendants in claims governed by Russian law, for the misuse of assets through a complicated loan structure; the value of the claims exceeded US$854 million and encompassed an eight week trial before the High Court of England and Wales

  • Represented the lender in a landmark case against a commercial bank in Azerbaijan

Credentials

Education

  • BPP Law University, Bar Professional Training Course, 2016
  • University College London, LLM, 2015
  • University of Seychelles, LLB (Hons) (accredited by the University of London), 2013

Admissions

  • England and Wales

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Insights

Client Alerts

2026 Energy Disputes Outlook: Key Energy Arbitration and Litigation Trends from Vinson & Elkins

Overview Vinson & Elkins’ International Dispute Resolution & Arbitration team examines 10 trends involving liquefied natural gas (LNG), climate change, renewable …

January 14, 2026 • Vinson & Elkins’ International Dispute Resolution & Arbitration team examines 10 trends involving  liquefied natural gas (LNG), climate change, renewable energy projects, grid modernisation, power purchase agreements, and more.

January 14, 2026 • 2-minute read

Client Alerts

SIAC Rules 2025: A New Frontier in Interim Remedies?

Authored by James Barratt, Kimberley Taieb, and Iona Gilby, this article, published by PLC Magazine, discusses the key updates in the Singapore International Arbitration Centre’s (SIAC) 2025 Arbitration Rules, which came into effect on 1 January 2025. These revisions aim to improve transparency, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness in arbitration. A major innovation is the introduction of protective preliminary orders that allow emergency arbitrators to issue ex parte interim relief, a feature not explicitly provided by other major arbitration institutions.

March 3, 2025 • Published by PLC Magazine

March 3, 2025 • 1-minute read

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