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Senior Associate
Trial and Global Disputes
/ International Arbitration and Litigation
Elizabeth Warwick is a Senior Associate in King & Spalding’s Trial and Global Disputes practice in the London office.
Elizabeth's practice focuses on the management and resolution of international commercial disputes across a wide range of industry sectors. She represents clients in English High Court litigation and in arbitrations under the leading institutional rules.
Post-Graduate, College of Law, Guildford, UK, with distinction
LL.B. with Honours, The University of Manchester
England and Wales
November 8, 2022
Legal 500 Names Tom Sprange KC to its International Arbitration Powerlist UK 2022
Acting for the Claimant and Third Party in a £363 million High Court claim against a flag carrier for breach of contract.
Acting for the Claimant, a leading energy technology company, in a USD 50 million ICSID arbitration against its joint venture partner for breach of the joint venture agreement including misappropriation of technical information and corporate misgovernance.
Representing a State-investor in a USD 3.6 billion arbitration against shareholders of a major manufacturer of aircraft engines for alleged expropriation of investments.
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Acting for the Claimant and Third Party in a £363 million High Court claim against a flag carrier for breach of contract.
Acting for the Claimant, a leading energy technology company, in a USD 50 million ICSID arbitration against its joint venture partner for breach of the joint venture agreement including misappropriation of technical information and corporate misgovernance.
Representing a State-investor in a USD 3.6 billion arbitration against shareholders of a major manufacturer of aircraft engines for alleged expropriation of investments.
Acting for one of India’s leading construction companies in an application to the English Commercial Court for injunctive relief under s.44 of the English Arbitration Act to prevent a call on a performance bond in excess of USD 32 million, and associated ICC Emergency Arbitrator proceedings.
Representing the Claimant, a multinational financial services company, in an ICC arbitration for breach of contract with damages in excess of USD 25 million being sought.
October 11, 2022
The international legal framework for space mining is becoming less of an alien concept
June 13, 2022
Procedural timetable no 1 – topped and tailed: improved case management
June 13, 2022
Rethinking the justification for preparation and presentation of witness testimony
November 8, 2022
Legal 500 Names Tom Sprange KC to its International Arbitration Powerlist UK 2022
Acting for the Claimant and Third Party in a £363 million High Court claim against a flag carrier for breach of contract.
Acting for the Claimant, a leading energy technology company, in a USD 50 million ICSID arbitration against its joint venture partner for breach of the joint venture agreement including misappropriation of technical information and corporate misgovernance.
Representing a State-investor in a USD 3.6 billion arbitration against shareholders of a major manufacturer of aircraft engines for alleged expropriation of investments.
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Acting for the Claimant and Third Party in a £363 million High Court claim against a flag carrier for breach of contract.
Acting for the Claimant, a leading energy technology company, in a USD 50 million ICSID arbitration against its joint venture partner for breach of the joint venture agreement including misappropriation of technical information and corporate misgovernance.
Representing a State-investor in a USD 3.6 billion arbitration against shareholders of a major manufacturer of aircraft engines for alleged expropriation of investments.
Acting for one of India’s leading construction companies in an application to the English Commercial Court for injunctive relief under s.44 of the English Arbitration Act to prevent a call on a performance bond in excess of USD 32 million, and associated ICC Emergency Arbitrator proceedings.
Representing the Claimant, a multinational financial services company, in an ICC arbitration for breach of contract with damages in excess of USD 25 million being sought.
October 11, 2022
The international legal framework for space mining is becoming less of an alien concept
June 13, 2022
Procedural timetable no 1 – topped and tailed: improved case management
June 13, 2022
Rethinking the justification for preparation and presentation of witness testimony
November 8, 2022
Legal 500 Names Tom Sprange KC to its International Arbitration Powerlist UK 2022
Post-Graduate, College of Law, Guildford, UK, with distinction
LL.B. with Honours, The University of Manchester
England and Wales
