Miranda Elvidge

• Representing a global multinational contractor in a complex multiparty SIAC arbitration seated in Singapore arising out of an EPC Contract for the construction of a refinery, with over $6 billion in dispute.
• Representing several oil and gas majors in multiple gas price review arbitrations seated in London and Singapore.
• Resisting a challenge to an arbitral award in the English courts on the basis of s. 68 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (serious irregularity) and s. 69 (excess of powers) for a Middle Eastern state entity.
• Representing an offshore entity in an NAI Emergency Arbitration seated in Amsterdam against a Dutch aircraft maintenance and modification provider concerning the detention of a commercial jet.
• Advising several public companies defending shareholder claims brought under under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 in the English and U.S. courts.
• Representing a Middle Eastern state entity in a consolidated LCIA dispute against a UK-domiciled international energy company relating to the termination of two Production Sharing Contracts in the Middle Eastern state of our client.
• Representing a specialist chemicals company in an ICC arbitration, sited in London, relating to service agreements.

Miranda Elvidge is qualified in England and Wales and acts for a range of clients in complex international disputes, with experience in arbitrations conducted under various institutional rules (including the LCIA, SIAC and ICC rules). Miranda has particular experience in cross-border disputes across a variety of industries, including oil and gas (including price review disputes), construction, renewables, aviation, and technology. She has acted in arbitrations governed by a variety of laws including English law, Hong Kong law and Singapore law. In addition to her international arbitration practice, Miranda also acts for clients in commercial litigation before the English courts and in court proceedings related to arbitration. Miranda has gained her Higher Rights of Audience and is a qualified Solicitor-Advocate (Higher Courts Civil Proceedings).