Arbitration SKAA has acted in complex international arbitrations and high-value domestic arbitration. Some recent examples of our experience include: 1. Representing the claimant in a Stockholm seated arbitration, administered by the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (SCC), in a multi-jurisdictional shareholder dispute under Swedish law. 2. Representing an English merchant bank in a London-seated arbitration, administered by the ICC International Court of Arbitration (ICC), against respondents in the Middle East and India in a dispute arising from a trade finance facility governed by English law. 3. Representing Russian and Cypriot claimants in a bilateral investmenttreaty arbitration (BIT) under the India-Russia and India Cyprus BITs, administered by the Permanent Court of Arbitration, The Hague (PCA), against the Republic of India in a dispute arising from spectrum allocation in the telecommunications sector. 4. Representing a Dutch claimant under the Netherlands-Uzbekistan BIT in post-award proceedings held under the aegis of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). 5. Representing a leading European electrical parts manufacturer in an international commercial arbitration seated in India concerning disputes with their Indian joint-venture partner. 6. Representing a marquee listed Indian hotel chain in a domestic ad hoc arbitration seated in Delhi arising from disputes related to the enforcement of post closure obligations under a share purchase agreement. 7. Representing a claimant in a London-seated arbitration, administered by the ICC, against a leading American aeronautics corporation. 8. Representing a well known Indian pharmaceutical retail company in a domestic commercial arbitration arising from the fraudulent breach of a services contract by the Respondent, involving a complex analysis of financial trails. 9. Representing Respondents in a Delhi seated arbitration arising from the restructuring of a leading Indian export house, involving questions of the valuation of privately held securities and the incidence of taxation. 10. Representing one of the largest privately held Indian conglomerates against the Indian subsidiary of a premier international sports and fitness brand in a dispute regarding the inclusion of Covid-19 related restrictions within the scope of the force majeure clause agreed between the parties.