Bronwyn Lincoln
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Band 1 : Dispute Resolution: Arbitration
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Provided by Bronwyn Lincoln
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Bronwyn Lincoln is a partner of Thomson Geer. Bronwyn is recognised globally as a leader in international commercial arbitration and trans-national litigation. She regularly advises major corporate entities engaged in cross border trade, including international investment treaty rights, and acts for those entities in international disputes, including arbitration under the rules of the LCIA, ACICA, ICC, SIAC and UNCITRAL. Bronwyn also provides strategic advice and project management services across jurisdictions to clients subject to foreign regulatory and criminal investigations and is a graded arbitrator.
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Bronwyn Lincoln of Thomson Geer has a busy arbitration practice extending across such varied sectors as consumer goods, pharmaceuticals and resources. Her experience extends not only to the roles of both counsel and arbitrator, but also to the enforcement of arbitral awards. She is based in Melbourne.
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"Bronwyn is very knowledgeable in her field, with a great capacity to analyse complex litigation. She is very disciplined and focused on achieving results."
"Bronwyn is very knowledgeable in her field, with a great capacity to analyse complex litigation. She is very disciplined and focused on achieving results."
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ICSID publishes updated caseload statistics
Investor-State arbitration is big business. The stakes are always high and the commencement of arbitration by an investor against a State is a huge step (and requires a huge commitment).
The importance of managing risk for AI in corporate Australia
Corporate risk as a topic is not new, but the scope of risk for corporate Australia is constantly changing with new risks emerging and heightened responsibilities on directors and officers.
New Zealand court decision signals evolving approach to climate change litigation
In what might be described as a milestone appeal decision in the context of climate change and accountability, the Supreme Court of New Zealand has allowed an appeal of a decision of the Court of Appeal striking out a claim in tort relating to damage caused by climate change.
New Zealand court decision signals evolving approach to climate change litigation
In what might be described as a milestone appeal decision in the context of climate change and accountability, the Supreme Court of New Zealand has allowed an appeal of a decision of the Court of Appeal striking out a claim in tort relating to damage caused by climate change.
CIETAC award recognised and enforced in Australia
An Australian court's decision to enforce a foreign arbitral award made in China is a reminder for Australian parties who enter into arbitration agreements with foreign parties that there can be serious consequences if they ignore a notice of arbitration.
ICSID publishes updated caseload statistics
Investor-State arbitration is big business. The stakes are always high and the commencement of arbitration by an investor against a State is a huge step (and requires a huge commitment).
The importance of managing risk for AI in corporate Australia
Corporate risk as a topic is not new, but the scope of risk for corporate Australia is constantly changing with new risks emerging and heightened responsibilities on directors and officers.
New Zealand court decision signals evolving approach to climate change litigation
In what might be described as a milestone appeal decision in the context of climate change and accountability, the Supreme Court of New Zealand has allowed an appeal of a decision of the Court of Appeal striking out a claim in tort relating to damage caused by climate change.
New Zealand court decision signals evolving approach to climate change litigation
In what might be described as a milestone appeal decision in the context of climate change and accountability, the Supreme Court of New Zealand has allowed an appeal of a decision of the Court of Appeal striking out a claim in tort relating to damage caused by climate change.
CIETAC award recognised and enforced in Australia
An Australian court's decision to enforce a foreign arbitral award made in China is a reminder for Australian parties who enter into arbitration agreements with foreign parties that there can be serious consequences if they ignore a notice of arbitration.
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