Jasmine Curtoni

• Acting for a significant oil & gas company in two ad hoc UNCITRAL arbitrations against an Asian sovereign state
• Acting for three major upstream LNG producers in two separate LCIA arbitrations seated in Singapore concerning gas price disputes under long-term LNG sale and purchase agreements
• Advising a Swiss fertiliser company in a series of related LCIA arbitrations with counterparties from the UK and Ireland involving sanctions issues raising out of the Russia-Ukraine conflict
• Advising a major gas supplier on the applicability of force majeure provisions under its long term LNG sales agreements and potential gas pricing disputes
• Acting for the Republic of Turkiye in an ICSID arbitration brought against it by a major Canadian mining company under the Netherlands-Turkiye BIT
• Acting for a large Korean engineering company in an ICSID arbitration against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in a dispute concerning a desalination and power project in Medina (prior to joining King & Spalding)
• Acting for an Egyptian company in an UNCITRAL arbitration concerning the breach of various commercial agreements for the sale of ammonium nitrate (prior to joining King & Spalding)
• Acting for a Kuwaiti petroleum company in a commercial arbitration under the LCIA in a dispute concerning a Joint Operating Agreement (prior to joining King & Spalding)

Jasmine is a Senior Associate in King & Spalding's International Disputes group in the London office. She has experience in international commercial and investment treaty arbitration as well as litigation in the energy, financial and construction sectors. Jasmine is dual-qualified in England and Wales and South Africa.