Offshore Oil and Gas Dispute Resolution

We are pleased to announce that the fifth edition of “The Law of Shipbuilding Contracts” (first published in 1991) has now been published.

Does the COVID-19 pandemic (or actions taken to counter the spread of COVID-19) constitute Force Majeure and is there any implied remedy (e.g. implied force majeure relief) arising as a result of the ...

Following the recent dramatic fall in the oil price, and now the unprecedented and immense consequences for not only the oil and gas industry but the world economy as a whole resulting from the COVID-...

Haynes and Boone CDG is proud to continue to feature a chapter in Global Arbitration Review’s (GAR) Guide to Energy Arbitrations, the Third Edition of which has just been published. The

Haynes and Boone, LLP CDG Counsel Fiona Cain writes in Global Banking & Finance Review about a Scottish law case that illustrates the potential costs for contractors of agreeing to perform th...

Haynes and Boone, LLP Partner Glenn Kangisser and Associate Maren Strandevold write in LexisNexis on the practical implications of the English High Court judgment in Seadrill Ghana Offsho...

Haynes and Boone CDG today finalized an offshore drilling dispute on behalf of Seadrill Ghana Operations Limited, which earlier this month won an English High Court judgment for $273 million, plus int...

The New Law Journal (NLJ) recently profiled Haynes and Boone, LLP Partner Melanie Willems and her unconventional career beginnings.

The English High Court issued its judgment in the case of Seadrill Ghana Operations Limited v Tullow Ghana Limited¹ on 3 July 2018 in respect of a dispute under a long-term dril...

LONDON, 03 JULY 2018: Haynes and Boone CDG have won an English High Court judgment on behalf of Seadrill Ghana Operations Limited worth $273 million, plus interest and legal expenses.